Right, and plenty of men do. Plenty of men don't demonstrate a propensity for embarassing [to themselves and/or others] public outbursts. There's probably even some overlap between men who support whomever or whatever they want without being labeled mentally ill and men who don't demonstrate a propensity for embarassing public outbursts.
The man was being labeled mentally ill because people didn't agree with him & that's it. Your post isn't much better, dogging the man because you see it as an "embarrassing outburst". But, just as you edited my post, you're missing out on the fact that the man made a compelling argument and even during his discussion on TMZ, offered remorse and apologies for disappointing someone who admired him because they didn't see eye-to-eye.
He's been labeled as mentally ill for quite some time now; I recall the notion that he may be suffering BPD way back in 2009. It wasn't suggested as an insult either, rather to offer an alternative to the "he's an asshole" insult.
His support of Trump/"MAGA" may or may not be seen as embarrassing, however I'm not aware that he's expressed that support in an outburst. No, I was actually referring to actual outbursts, such as the one that actually embarrassed Beyonce in 2009, after which he was labeled an asshole and, alternatively, as potentially suffering mental illness in the form of borderline personality disorder. Edit: You may recall he likely embarrassed her again, in a similar manner, some time later with regards to her being more deserving of an award than Beck, rather than Taylor Swift in the previous incident.
I edited it, just as I edited your most recent one, to address specific points that weren't inherently supported by text that was omitted in my editing.
Now you're condemning me for not seeing his support as an outburst after your own argument that it isn't one. That's...well...I don't actually have a word or words that won't cause offense.
I haven't placed myself firmly on either side of the aisle, I've merely considered the possibility, after the notion has been presented, that his actual outbursts (I'm not referring to outbursts that I haven't observed, and not having observed them is more likely due to them not existing than my not paying attention) have been a result of chemical imbalance rather than indicative of personality traits.
Speaking of black on black crime, Kanye is putting his money (and time) where his mouth is and bringing the Donda Social program to Chicago along with several high profile friends.
I appreciate that, and I apologize if the quickness with which I resort to sarcasm salted the air. It's my default, and it doesn't help that the subject (mental illness) is something in which I have a vested interest.
Trump is no longer a candidate, no matter how many campaign rallies at which he continues to speak.
A group of President Donald Trump's most ardent supporters in the House of Representatives have sent a letter to the Norwegian Nobel Committee, formally nominating the President for a Nobel Peace Prize. The nomination was spearheaded by Indiana's Rep. Luke Messer, who is locked in a fierce GOP primary battle in the Hoosier State for a Senate seat. In the letter, Messer and his Republican colleagues endorse Trump's nomination by arguing that he deserves the award because of his work to end the Korean War and bring peace to the peninsula.
What is it awarded based on?
