Dude. Did you completely miss the point?

No. You can not read between the lines. You are meme-thinking ignorance-seeking Ignorance worshiper cultist. You are a chuclehead. LOLhead. Meme thinker.

SONG LYRICS: "And if you read between the lines, You'd know that I'm just tryin' to understand" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiU2lrGnT7U ... Gordon Lightfoot wrote the classic song "If You Could Read My Mind" in 1969 and recorded it in November 1969 at SunWest Studios in Hollywood, California.

• Gordon Lightfoot Canadian (born in Orillia, Ontario) Adopted and praised. especially his 1975 masterpiece "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"—is often called an unofficial national anthem of the American Midwest due to its deep resonance with the Great Lakes region.

You, on the other hand, are a meme cultist of Trumpism that thinks LOL at Trump mental health illness is the mindset you should adopt and admire. Dumb-shit ignorance meme cults Lemmy. "Dude. Did you completely miss the point? " - NO FUCKING WAY did I miss your worship of ignorance and celebration of dumb-shit ignorance cults. You can not read between the lines of books, of English language, between the lines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiU2lrGnT7U

You write like a 13 year old autistic Roblox leaderboard champion.

You are active measures banal agent.

You will do ANYTHING to steer people away from Dr. Bandy X Lee's leadership with your "13 year old" writing, "LOL LOL" like some deliberate active measures clown messenger.

Have you ever read a single book in your entire life? Or do you only go around going 'age 13, "LOL" dumb-shit meme-thinking?

Bandy X Lee: Bully

• “In Donald Trump, we have a frightening Venn diagram consisting of three circles: the first is extreme present hedonism; the second, narcissism; and the third, bullying behavior. These three circles overlap in the middle to create an impulsive, immature, incompetent person who, when in the position of ultimate power, easily slides into the role of tyrant, complete with family members sitting at his proverbial “ruling table.” Like a fledgling dictator, he plants psychological seeds of treachery in sections of our population that reinforce already negative attitudes.” ― Bandy X Lee, The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President. October 3, 2017. Page 44.

Not Just Journalists

"It was not just journalists who heard Trump’s statement in these terms: “The former head of the CIA, retired Gen. Michael Hayden, told CNN’s Jake Tapper, ‘If someone else had said that outside the hall, he’d be in the back of a police wagon now with the Secret Service questioning him’” (Diamond and Collinson 2016). It is true also for medical and mental health professionals: if a patient had said that, an emergency certificate would have been signed, and the person taken to the nearest emergency room for further questioning and evaluation.

Trump has said that he did not mean the statement the way it sounded. A common explanation by his defenders of aggressive and untoward remarks made by him in public settings is that what he said was a joke. This in no way discounts the dangerousness of his remark. In fact, his deeming the remark so lightly as to consider that it could be a joke would in itself be concerning. Moreover, his holding life-and-death matters themselves to be inconsequential may indicate serious pathology and risk — which cannot fully be ruled out without a detailed examination. This statement, in this context, exemplifies the “willingness to violate others” and the lack of empathy that characterize antisocial personality disorder (American Psychiatric Association 2016, pp. 659–60). In modern history, no other candidate for president of the United States has joked about his followers murdering his opponent." ― Bandy X Lee, The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump: 27 Psychiatrists and Mental Health Experts Assess a President. October 3, 2017. Page 177.