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Mar 18 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
To those who share my tweets in support of MAGA, I am uncertain why you have chosen to follow me. It is important to note that the person you support is widely regarded as a narcissistic psychopath by mental health professionals, as evidenced by various books and articles.
I suggest that those who support him educate themselves on the concept of collective narcissism, as it may be applicable to their own beliefs. I have included some recommended readings on the topic for your consideration.

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Mar 19
It's important to be aware and attentive when a narcissist employs humour as their style of humour tends to involve more mocking others rather than poking fun at themselves.
Pay attention to both the content & tone of their humour, it may reveal their underlying hostility or aggression towards others.
Narcissists can employ humour as a tactic to deflect criticism/accountability or assert power over others by making them feel small or foolish by belittling or ridiculing them.
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Secondary abuse is a term used to describe the additional harm and trauma that results from the failure of others to acknowledge or address abuse. In the case of narcissistic or psychopathic abuse, secondary abuse occurs when friends, family members, or professionals...
minimize or dismiss the experiences of the victim, or when they collude with the abuser to perpetuate the abuse.
It is not uncommon for people who have experienced secondary abuse to feel unsupported, invalidated or angry. Moreover, those who have failed to step in may even have the audacity to question why the victim is avoiding them or appears distant.
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Why do bystanders participate in collective betrayal?

According to Dr Freyd betrayal blindness is a survival mechanism that arises “when awareness would threaten necessary relationships.”
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1/ Being a member of a narcissistic family and a member of a narcissistic political party share several similarities, including:
2/ Lack of empathy: Both narc families and political parties lack empathy. In a narcissistic family, family members may not show concern or understanding for each other's feelings, while in a narc political party, members may not show empathy for the struggles of the general pop.
3/ Control & manipulation: Narc families & political parties thrive on control & manipulation. In a N family, the head of the family uses emotional or physical abuse to control family members, while in a narc political party, leaders may use propaganda or fear-mongering
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I don't use the term "narcissist" as a derogatory name for someone I dislike. Rather, I use it to describe individuals who display common traits of Narcissistic Personality Disorder,
such as an inflated sense of self-importance, preoccupation with fantasies of power and success, a belief in their own uniqueness, and a lack of empathy for others.
require excessive admiration, have a sense of entitlement, exploit others for personal gain, be envious of others, and display haughty or arrogant attitudes.
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What is #Pathocracy?

In order to understand the concept of pathocracy, you must first understand one of the foundational findings that Lobaczewski and his colleagues made in their research.
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