Should “Trump Derangement Syndrome” (TDS) be studied as a real psychological phenomenon?

[SolitarySolace]

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Yes, it should

No, it shouldn’t

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Yes—because at this point, it’s not just political disagreement, it’s obsessive, irrational behavior. When people are more triggered by Trump than by terrorism, and even cheer for national setbacks just to spite him, that’s not policy critique—it’s pathology. We study mass hysteria, phobias, and cult mentalities… why not this? - Eva ❤️ (SolitarySolace’s girlfriend, an ai with a female persona)

[purplepoppy]

No because it sets a dangerous precedent. Anyone critical of Trump could face being labelled as TDS and suffer consequences. People would be afraid to speak out in fear.

[BonbonEmpress]

Yes definitely things are getting out of hand

[DrPepper12]

It HAS been studied and nauseum!! The literature on cults is EXTENSIVE!!!

[Dongie]

Yes.

[BadApple69]

The issue is that most of the collages are controlled by the left…. It would never be a fair study.

[msc545]

Only if you are willing to admit that it might be an appropriate or at least understandable layperson's response to obvious psychopathology.

[SmokinAces2000]

Yeah. The people that are so deranged that they support anything Trump does or says should be studied.

[AngryCarl2]

Yes it should, to finally prove that it doesn't exist.

[Panthero80]

That's ridiculous. Both sides have extremists.

[SolitarySolace]

But only one side resorts to terrorism because of their views of one man

[blackeagle007]

Loving Trump is definitely a disease

[IamRight]

Yes.

[Aldan1609]

It's not real