“It is our ethical duty to warn of the danger that Trump poses.”

They recalled that this psychological type was first identified by the German psychologist Erich Fromm to explain the psychology of the most “evil” dictators in history.

“Detractors argue that mental health professionals cannot make such a diagnosis without first examining the patient, citing the Goldwater Rule.”

“We believe we have a fundamental ethical duty to warn the public of the danger this individual poses. History has taught us that in such circumstances, silence is never the most ethical decision.”

They explained that since the adoption of the Goldwater Rule, the field has modernized the DSM diagnostic system, which is based solely on “observable behavioral criteria.”

Trump demonstrates a sample “irresponsibility” and “lack of remorse”

They noted that they had observed thousands of hours of Trump’s behavior over the years, supported by observations from dozens of people who interacted with him personally.

Using the DSM it is easy to see that trump meets behavioral criteria for a sleep disorder antisocial personality.

They added that the billionaire has a lifelong history of “failure to comply with social norms and laws,” “repeated lies,” “irresponsible disregard for the safety of others,” and “irritability.” “impulsiveness,” “irresponsibility,” and “lack of remorse.”

Without a doubt, they showed that malignant narcissists were the greatest, most paranoid and most murderous leaders in history. Inevitably, they escalate until they are completely out of control, ultimately destroying themselves and the countries they lead.

“As mental health professionals, we feel a desperate duty to warn our fellow citizens of this imminent catastrophic public danger before it is too late,” they warned.