Agreed , and trump's end result will be that he has changed the US and the world for the worse. Hoich worse is yet to be determined.
Interesting analysis on why leftwingers want to be disliked.If we were to identify ourselves as MAGA and non-MAGA (which includes Americans across the political spectrum), perhaps we can all agree on one thing:
MAGAs appear to get enjoyment -- real enjoyment -- out of seeing non-MAGAs in some kind of distress over MAGA's actions. They cheer on Trump's constant insults and trolling, JD Vance's attacks on our former European allies, reactions to news of the rapid dismantling of the government, the release of violent Capitol criminals. They celebrate it.
So I got to wondering what this is, from a psychological perspective, and I asked Chat GPT (which is pretty freaking amazing if you haven't tried it) "is there a psychological term for a person who enjoys being disliked?"
Here's what I got:
Yes, there are several psychological concepts that could explain why someone might want to be disliked:
- Counterdependency – A defense mechanism where a person deliberately pushes others away or resists attachment, sometimes by behaving in a way that makes them disliked.
- Masochistic Personality Traits – Some individuals may have a subconscious desire to create situations where they are rejected or disliked, deriving a sense of validation or control from negative treatment.
- Rebellious or Oppositional Behavior (Oppositional Defiant Disorder - ODD) – Some people, especially in childhood or adolescence, may act in ways that provoke negative reactions as a way of asserting control or defiance.
- Self-Sabotaging Behavior – Rooted in low self-esteem or deep-seated beliefs of unworthiness, some individuals may seek out disapproval as a way to confirm negative self-perceptions.
- Inferiority Complex – A person with an inferiority complex may act in a way that provokes dislike as a means of reinforcing their own negative self-view.
- Schadenfreude-Seeking (Reverse Narcissism) – Some people enjoy being disliked because it gives them a sense of power or uniqueness, as if they are above social norms or expectations.
- Martyr Complex – A person with a martyr complex may subconsciously desire rejection or dislike to feel morally superior or to justify a belief that the world is against them.
'Trump is in charge!': MAGA activists push 'hyperpartisanship' and reject compromise
At a conservative conference in Phoenix this week, participants said they were ready to target opponents of Trump's agenda in Washington — including fellow Republicans.www.nbcnews.com
Here we have another so called psychologist who thinks he can use AI to support his bias. Every assumption is wrong and a generalization. Then the examples apply to individuals only. So what we have is the typical left wing thinker to attack the personalities of those who disagree with them.If we were to identify ourselves as MAGA and non-MAGA (which includes Americans across the political spectrum), perhaps we can all agree on one thing:
MAGAs appear to get enjoyment -- real enjoyment -- out of seeing non-MAGAs in some kind of distress over MAGA's actions. They cheer on Trump's constant insults and trolling, JD Vance's attacks on our former European allies, reactions to news of the rapid dismantling of the government, the release of violent Capitol criminals. They celebrate it.
So I got to wondering what this is, from a psychological perspective, and I asked Chat GPT (which is pretty freaking amazing if you haven't tried it) "is there a psychological term for a person who enjoys being disliked?"
Here's what I got:
Yes, there are several psychological concepts that could explain why someone might want to be disliked:
- Counterdependency – A defense mechanism where a person deliberately pushes others away or resists attachment, sometimes by behaving in a way that makes them disliked.
- Masochistic Personality Traits – Some individuals may have a subconscious desire to create situations where they are rejected or disliked, deriving a sense of validation or control from negative treatment.
- Rebellious or Oppositional Behavior (Oppositional Defiant Disorder - ODD) – Some people, especially in childhood or adolescence, may act in ways that provoke negative reactions as a way of asserting control or defiance.
- Self-Sabotaging Behavior – Rooted in low self-esteem or deep-seated beliefs of unworthiness, some individuals may seek out disapproval as a way to confirm negative self-perceptions.
- Inferiority Complex – A person with an inferiority complex may act in a way that provokes dislike as a means of reinforcing their own negative self-view.
- Schadenfreude-Seeking (Reverse Narcissism) – Some people enjoy being disliked because it gives them a sense of power or uniqueness, as if they are above social norms or expectations.
- Martyr Complex – A person with a martyr complex may subconsciously desire rejection or dislike to feel morally superior or to justify a belief that the world is against them.
'Trump is in charge!': MAGA activists push 'hyperpartisanship' and reject compromise
At a conservative conference in Phoenix this week, participants said they were ready to target opponents of Trump's agenda in Washington — including fellow Republicans.
Largely agree , but hopefully you at least questioned yourself and your judgement to be sure you weren't part of a bigger problem because of some of the things you do. Self examination helps a person.contomue to grow., death is total maturity , ready or not , in this life..
Trump will and has changed the world for the worse for the worlds worse human beings…I agree with you.
trump is one of the world's worst human beings , can't expect anything good to come from him.
Do you mean like supporting a political party that actively works against the best interests of Americans and for the best interests of illegal aliens? Or supporting a political party that uses it's Media control to inflame hatred and divide the country? Or supporting a political party that demonizes all forms of law enforcement?
Listening to propaganda doesn't make for good judgment.
Of course. I often question myself but don't change unless I'm way off base. Doesn't happen often.
You are human.
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I agree. That is why you should stop listening to CNN to get your thoughts for the day.
Yeah, those highly productive billionaires who employ 20,000 people are terrible.
I don't , and you shouldn't listen to trump. He's not a reliable source for anything good.
That’s true…He’s all bad for bad people
He is about as bad as a person can get and most people see through his lies. No good will come out of his presidency , just like the rest of his life.
/----/ How is securing the border, freeing 30 million from Maduro's dictatorship, blowing drug traffickers out of the water, extending the tax cuts, and rebuilding the military changing the world for the worse?
