Whoa: Donald Trump goes off the rails and not in a good way either

I have to admit, that at one point, I would have actually voted for this guy. I am really not sure of that anymore. This, I have to say, is very much below the belt.

The videos: (via HotAir)

https://youtu.be/0jpZgncFVfk

and…:

Transcript:

“It’s in the book that he’s got a pathological temper,” Trump told “Erin Burnett OutFront,” speaking about Carson’s autobiography. “That’s a big problem because you don’t cure that … as an example: child molesting. You don’t cure these people. You don’t cure a child molester. There’s no cure for it. Pathological, there’s no cure for that.”

In his 1990 autobiography, “Gifted Hands,” Carson attributes violent behavior in his youth to his “disease,” a “pathological temper” that the Republican presidential hopeful said caused him to strike one friend with a rock and attempt to stab another. In subsequent accounts of his violent youth, Carson said he once attempted to attack his mother with a hammer.

“I’m not bringing up anything that’s not in his book,” Trump told Erin Burnett. “You know, when he says he went after his mother and wanted to hit her in the head with a hammer, that bothers me. I mean, that’s pretty bad. When he says he’s pathological — and he says that in the book, I don’t say that — and again, I’m not saying anything, I’m not saying anything other than pathological is a very serious disease. And he said he’s pathological, somebody said he has pathological disease.”

A report on the second video:

At first, the audience was quick to laugh at Trump’s sharp insults and applaud his calls to better care for veterans, replace the Affordable Care Act and construct a wall along the Mexican border. But as the speech dragged on, the applause came less often and grew softer. As Trump attacked Carson using deeply personal language, the audience grew quiet, a few shaking their heads. A man sitting in the back of the auditorium loudly gasped. …

He scoffed at those who have accused him of not understanding foreign policy, saying he knows more about Islamic State terrorists “than the generals do.” He took credit for predicting the threat of Osama bin Laden and being right on the “anchor baby situation,” a position he says “these great geniuses from Harvard Law School” now back. He uttered the word “crap” at least three times, and promised to “bomb the s—” out of oil fields benefiting terrorists. He signed a book for a guy in the audience and then tossed it back at him with a flip: “Here you go, baby. I love you.”

Trump called Republican rival Carly Fiorina “Carly whatever-the-hell-her-name-is,” accused Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton of playing the “woman’s card” and said Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) is “weak like a baby.” He then devoted more than 10 minutes angrily attacking his chief rival, Ben Carson, saying the retired doctor has a “pathological disease” with no cure, similar to being a child molester.

“If I did the stuff he said he did, I wouldn’t be here right now. It would have been over. It would have been over. It would have been totally over,” Trump said. “And that’s who’s in second place. And I don’t get it.”

Wow, Just Wow. 😯 No wonder the Republican establishment is in an utter panic!

Ed Morrissey observes the following:

Two points. First, “pathological” does not mean “incurable,” and anyway Carson uses the term as a descriptor, not a medical diagnosis. Second, there is a vast difference between having a violent temper in one’s youth, and molesting children. This is mud-slinging of the most virulent and dishonest manner.

I am thinking that you are going to see a huge — oh, sorry, “Yuge” — drop in the polls for Trump. This is not politicking, this is slander and utter dishonesty and I really think that the America voters are going to make that clear come the first primary vote.

I have to like Carly Fiorina’s Response:

Donald, sorry, I've got to interrupt again. You would know something about pathological. How was that meeting with…

Posted by Carly Fiorina on Thursday, November 12, 2015

So funny. 😀

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4 thoughts on “Whoa: Donald Trump goes off the rails and not in a good way either

  1. Generic Google

    pathological
    adjective patho·log·i·cal \ˌpath-ə-ˈläj-i-kəl\
    Medical Definition of PATHOLOGICAL

    1
    : of or relating to pathology
    2
    : altered or caused by disease ; also : indicative of disease
    —patho·log·i·cal·ly \-i-k(ə-)lē\ adverb

    Medical dictionary definition

    path·o·log·i·cal
    ˌpaTHəˈläjək(ə)l/
    adjective
    of or relating to pathology.
    “the interpretation of pathological studies”
    involving, caused by, or of the nature of a physical or mental disease.
    “pathological changes associated with senile dementia”
    synonyms: morbid, diseased
    “a pathological condition”
    informal
    compulsive; obsessive.
    “a pathological gambler”
    synonyms: compulsive, obsessive, inveterate, habitual, persistent, chronic, hardened, confirmed
    “a pathological liar”
    athological
    adjective path·o·log·i·cal \ˌpa-thə-ˈlä-ji-kəl\
    : extreme in a way that is not normal or that shows an illness or mental problem

    medical : relating to or caused by disease

    : of or relating to the study of diseases : relating to pathology
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    Merriam-Webster
    Full Definition of PATHOLOGICAL

    1
    : of or relating to pathology
    2
    : altered or caused by disease; also : indicative of disease
    3
    : being such to a degree that is extreme, excessive, or markedly abnormal

    — path·o·log·i·cal·ly \-ji-k(ə-)lē\ adverb
    See pathological defined for English-language learners
    See pathological defined for kids
    Variants of PATHOLOGICAL

    path·o·log·i·cal also path·o·log·ic \-jik\

    1. Not sure what your point is.

      My issue is the fact that Trump said that it or Ben Carson was not curable and that he equated it, and Ben Carson to a child molester.

      That, my friend, was over the line. If you think that Donald Trump is a bona fide Conservative, you are crazy.

      1. Hi Patrick,

        Donald Trump did not equate Ben Carson to a child molester. In a political fight for the Presidency, using crass comparisons about your opponent is not out of the ordinary. It did not go over the line.

        I do not believe Mr. Trump is a Conservative. Neither is Ben Carson. Ben Carson just turned Republican last year. Carson has no business in the race for the Republican nomination.

        I believe pathological does mean incurable. Negro males do have a greater propensity for violence than other races. Becoming a born-again Christian could change one’s behavior. This could have happened to him. Growing older also seems to mellow out some people. I would also like to know if Carson has ever taken prescription drugs for his “pathology”.

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