The President is a malignant narcissist but what does that really mean?

After 13 days of vilifying Renee Good here is a verbatim transcription of a statement Trump made today about her death:

“I felt horribly when I told that the young woman who was, uh, the tragedy. It’s a tragedy. Everybody would say I would say the same thing.

But when I learned her parents and her father in particular is like, I hope he still is, but I don’t know, he was a tremendous Trump fan. He was all for Trump. He loved Trump.”

He did not “felt horribly” nor did he call it a “tragedy” when he was told about Ms. Good’s death, that is a lie. It would require he possess empathy which he does not. He is incapable of that most human of sentiments.

He is, however, aware of the fact he lacks empathy and it is a trait considered “normal” to possess it and that he should feign having it so he doesn’t expose his lack of humanity. Just like the malignant narcissist character Dexter Morgan in the television series “Dexter”.

He inadvertently reveals this when he says “Everybody would say I would say the same thing” as he attempts to gaslight us into believing he would consider Good’s shooting a tragedy; as stated before, he can’t, he is incapable.

And as bad and as revealing as all that is, what he says next is even worse as it goes to the core of Trump’s narcissism. He speaks not of Renee and the loss of her life to her partner and her three young children, nay, Trump claims her father was a “big fan” of his and he hopes that he still is.

No other human being on the planet has any value in Donald Trump’s mind based upon who they are, their accomplishments or ambitions. No one, not even his children. No, everyone else in the world is defined in Trump’s diseased, twisted mind as what they are in relation to him and they only hold value during the brief moment when their existence is useful to him.

So even the grieving father whose daughter was murdered as a direct extension of Trump’s political power only had value of that moment when he was mentioned. That moment, if you read carefully, wasn’t an expression of sympathy but rather a plea for him not give up his support for Trump. A plea not to discontinue support for his daughter’s murder.

How perverted and sick and disgusting.

People who are malignant narcissists are perfect liars. They can look at right into your eyes and tell you a lie and you are liable to believe them because there is nothing in their sick brains that hesitates or feels guilt about lying because in their minds reality is as they define it.

Those malignant narcissists who have participated in torture enjoy it because at that moment they have infinite power of their victims.

They can kill or order the death of another human being, or ten, or a hundred, or a million and it would mean nothing to them, because it can’t.

If accused of having Trump Derangement Syndrome I admit it because I am obsessed with him and my loathing of him because I know what he is and it terrifies me, as it should you. He has a mind that has no regard for this nation, the Constitution, the Rule of Law, or your life or mine, because it can’t, and the politicians in the god damned Republican Party saw who and what Trump was and got him elected to the most powerful political office in the history of mankind, twice, figuring they could ride his coattails and some enjoy some “trickle down” power of their own.

The President is a malignant narcissist. He should never have been put in a position of authority. And in addition to all of this, he has dementia and he is terrified his participation in the crimes of the Epstein Child Sex Trafficking Ring will be revealed, both of which make him even more volatile and dangerous.

So yes, I hate him endlessly and thinking of what he could do to me, and you, and everyone else on the planet does keep me up at night, and that is completely legitimate.