Thoughts on psycho-analysis and the intrinsic need for oneness

Eric W. Dolan / Raw Story:

Psychiatry expert says Trump's rambling Merry Christmas rant includes three signs of serious mental impairment  —  President Donald Trump's speech in Florida over the weekend provides evidence that he is suffering from cognitive decline, according to a psychiatric expert.

 

Editor:  Because of the truth embedded in our headline, you should know that such headlines as the one appearing in the fairly unknown publication known as "The Raw Story,"  are the product of a cabal of impostors,  not just unprofessional,  but unqualified impostors.  

Anytime you read of psychiatry's prognosis as to the mental health of the President, know this:  No psychiatrist worth his credentials will psycho-analyze the President (or anyone) without an extended interview over a period of weeks, and, you cannot find a professional opinion that debates this point. 

If  a "prognosis at a distance" is both unqualified and unprofessional,  what is its purpose?  

To give an answer to this question,  we start with the fact that if someone is branded as being "mentally ill" by those who are not qualified to make such a statemnt,  the end result is  "name-calling."  And "name-calling"  is always the strategy of the immature.  

Secondly,  the immature are always without serious ideas or realistic/practical applications.  They are always all about themselves,  never trusting in the innate intelligence of others when those folks donot embrace the fantasy of the immature.  Take a favorite toy away from a child and what happens?  They throw a fit, lay on the floor and scream,  start throwing stuff,  and in every way act as if they are wholly undeserving of a partnership that goes beyond mutual agreements.  Their eyes cross when someone suggests that "we can be one even when we disagree."  And when society as a whole,  loses sight of that fact, it becomes hopelessly divided   . . . . . .  and doomed.  

 

Now you know. Think about it.