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Donald Trump will not win a war against the Swifties
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Kanye has no business being anywhere near an elected office unless someone gets him back on his meds.
There's no mental illness that makes you say Nazi shit, I think he might just be an asshole
It can be both
Oh he's definitely crazy, but it doesn't excuse him
I'm so sick and tired too of him saying that he's bipolar. He's 1000% self diagnosed and it does a disservice to mental health professionals and people who suffer from bipolar disorder.
Yes, self diagnosed but somehow got a doctor to medicate him for bi polar disorder, and suddenly started going off the rails when he went off his meds.
Of course there is. Do you think that schizophrenic people actually believe all the crazy bullshit they say during an episode?
The schizophrenia sufferers I've worked with seemed not to have a definite or enduring sense of what they believed, but none of them said Nazi shit. No, that was the old guy with FAS who was raised by an actual nazi.
But, they can be influenced by the people around them, and dude was hanging out with Donald Trump for a bit there.
I'm not a Kanye supporter by any means. I don't think I've ever intentionally listened to his music, but I do know he's severely mentally ill and needs to be on antipsychotics.