Psychosis


This is really only for the hard core, but I am presenting here a link to a video posted today at Before It's News, with the following title:


"Breaking! Trump Just ReTruthed, Covfefe: The Simplicity, Complexity & Genius of The Q Plan, in a Word!"


Those who remember the origin of this pseudo-word will know that it was actually a misspelling of the word "coffee" by the stupid, nearly illiterate thug that Republicans saw fit to place in the White House.  But years after its occurrence, here are wingnuts trying to infuse it with some cosmic meaning.  When I used the word psychosis above, I did not mean to use the term as a synonym for "crazy," but to refer to literal psychotic delusion.  If you can bring yourself to listen to any significant part of this sickening nonsense, you will understand how impossible it is to hope to penetrate the mental fog that the Republican party has generated, and hope to reach these people with any shred of the truth.


This deliberately created mental disease has infected 30% of American voters, and is in reality the greatest threat facing our country today.  As usual, when Republicans accuse Democrats of having purposely unleashed Covid on this country, they are projecting their own malignant behavior on their opponents.  I'm just not sure that the US can survive the damage they have done.

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