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Trump Derangement Syndrome

A Psychological Analysis of Leftist Ideology

Release Date: 06/04/2024

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Trump Derangement Syndrome has taken over major portions of society, spreading throughout America, tearing apart the mental stability of those inflicted, taking them to the brink and destroying cities in its wake.

Pappas & Morin expose the root causes such as liberal ideology, helicopter parenting, millennial mentality, and poor moral development in those that help perpetuate the syndrome including the democrat leftwing media and entertainment industries, biased university professors, and dedicated Marxists, who use the tools of PC cancel culture, wokeism, and gaslighting, and how it has been impacting America and beyond.

They also tap into the characteristics of envy, narcissism, and the rise of misandry (the contempt for men) and how this has served to propagate TDS. The pendulum of destructive TDS symptomology has swung so far to the left, that it has led to a polarization of political ideals. Pappas and Morin truly believe that if TDS is left unchecked without a cure will change the face of America forever. With the identification of this new syndrome along with its characteristics, is the first step in the recovery process toward a truly United States of America.

Editorial Review ★★★★★

Pappas and Morin present an ambitious examination of modern American political polarization, offering their analysis of how social, educational, and media factors influence contemporary political discourse. Through their extensive research into behavioral patterns and societal trends, the authors attempt to diagnose what they view as significant shifts in American political culture.

What distinguishes this work is its comprehensive approach to analyzing multiple societal factors, including media influence, educational structures, and generational differences. The authors draw connections between various social phenomena – from parenting styles to technological changes – examining how these elements may shape political perspectives and public discourse.

The book’s strongest sections focus on concrete data regarding media consumption patterns and their impact on political discourse. The authors’ examination of how different information ecosystems affect public debate provides valuable insights into the mechanics of modern political communication. Their analysis of how social media amplifies political divisions and shapes public opinion offers particularly relevant observations for understanding contemporary civic dialogue.

Particularly noteworthy is the book’s exploration of psychological factors in political behavior. The authors present interesting correlations between personality traits, social dynamics, and political expression, though readers would benefit from consulting additional academic sources in political psychology and sociology to develop a complete understanding of these complex relationships.

This work serves as a starting point for understanding the multifaceted nature of political polarization in modern America. While readers may not agree with all conclusions drawn, the authors’ framework provides valuable material for discussions about how to bridge political divides and strengthen democratic discourse.

For those interested in contemporary political analysis, this book offers a perspective on current trends in American political culture, while encouraging readers to engage with multiple viewpoints and sources when studying these complex social phenomena.

About This Author

Pappas and Morin have worked together in the mental health fields of neuropsychology, psychology and behavioral science for nearly 50 years combined, identifying patient's areas of difficulty through assessment and diagnosis to assist them in moving forward to live a more positive and productive life. The authors are patriots who believe in free speech, hard work, and the American way of life for people of all backgrounds.

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