Serious question: Might Trump end his life rather than face humiliation?

[Doodley]

He thinks he's the most tremendous man ever. Only he can fix everything he sees is wrong to make America Great again. His vanity knows no boundaries, but he is heading towards the biggest humiliation of his life.

Will he become suicidal?

Will he have a mental breakdown?

How will he handle his defeat?

[woodsprite]

1. No, I think he thinks too much of himself to do that. n/t

[Johnny2X2X]

15. Horrible thing to post.

Awful, and beneath this website.

[jberryhill]

2. No, he'll evade Russian capture and go to Brazil

[mainstreetonce]

3. No he will declare himself the real winner.

Sad

[Kennah]

4. Rob a bank and become OJ's cellmate (n/t)

[LisaL]

5. No.

It's pretty obvious what he would do if he loses. He will claim it was rigged.

[NCTraveler]

6. Some form of depression often happens after a political loss.

It's so amazingly personal. I truly hope he would get proper help if he started having suicidal thoughts.

[womanofthehills]

14. Projecting all your anger onto others keeps your self hatred away

No, he will just hate and hate and blame everyone - he thinks too highly of himself. You know this is very bad for his business - Yea!

[NCTraveler]

19. I very much agree with you...

And it goes directly to the ego aspect. He doesn't lose in his own mind.

[Drunken Irishman]

17. He's convinced himself he can't lose - and if he does lose, it's because it was rigged.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

7. No, he's a narcissist. If (when) he loses he'll blame everybody he can think of

(the media, the GOP, Hillary, Obama, the Trilateral Commission, aliens) in order to avoid having to acknowledge he was a total flop as a candidate.

[NewJeffCT]

9. almost exactly what I posted a minute later

agreed. I think he'll take that to his grave.

[herding cats]

16. .

That was my first thought, too.

[Doodley]

24. Yes, the whole world will seem to be against him. This is different from what

he has experienced before. How can any human being, even Trump, withstand that level of apparent persecution?

[subterranean]

27. I liked how Hillary pointed that out tonight.

Every time something doesn't go the way he wants, he says it was rigged against him. I have no doubt he'll do the same with this election.

[NewJeffCT]

8. of course not

he'll go to his grave claiming and believing it was rigged against him - Crooked Hillary, the RNC, the media (including Fox), etc, etc.

[anamandujano]

34. He says things he doesn't believe. He knows he's losing fair and square.

[emulatorloo]

10. That's a ridiculous question. No.

[karynnj]

11. No, he did not do so when his bankruptcies happened

He will STILL think he is best, but the world was flawed and rejected him.

[randome]

13. That would require some measure of self-reflection, of which he has none.

He will die in his 90s cursing the wind. And his deplorable family will not give him the help he needs.
[hr][font color="blue"][center]A 90% chance of rain means the same as a 10% chance:
It might rain and it might not.[/center][/font][hr]

[HipChick]

18. Not my problem

could.not.care.less

[grubbs]

20. Trying really hard not to say something petty.

[Doodley]

21. Thanks for your replies. I am not so sure. He has shown he is very thin-skinned.

I do agree that he will absolutely believe he should have won, but the system was rigged. But for a man who takes every criticism so personally, how will he take a situation in which most of the country seem to be criticizing him? His refusal to say he would respect the election result is going to destroy him, as more Republicans will turn against him.

[truthisfreedom]

22. He'll never have to face losing because he'll base the rest of his career on pretending he won and

profiting from the small minds of those who believe his "system is rigged" bullshit.

Yes, donald, the system is rigged, but it's not rigged to assist someone who's completely unpredictable and has zero discipline and thinks that bragging about sexual assault to underlings makes his imaginary dick look sexier.

[BlueStateLib]

23. He is to vain

[nadine_mn]

25. Nope - because he will believe it's not his fault

He has narcissistic personality disorder (big league) - narcissists see the world in a very altered lens. If you read through his entire history, he has never once - ever - taken responsibility for being wrong, for making a mistake etc. It is ALWAYS someone else's fault and he is always the victim.

Suicide would be an admission of a personal failure - and he can't do that.

You can't have a mental breakdown when you live in such a deluded reality.

I am not saying this facetiously - my mom has NPD, there are so many times I thought ok she will have a breakdown from this - there is no way she can spin this into a positive. And I was wrong - she still could. She still comes out the victim and everyone else is the problem. It is the craziest thing.

He can never be "defeated" - he just changes the rules.

[Moonwalk]

26. Of course not. America was robbed of his win, the election was rigged....

...And now it's his mission to make everyone realize that, get Hillary thrown into jail where she belongs and get the media to apologize to him and congress to hand him the presidency. Or at least a television show where he can spout all this stuff to his heart's content. He'll play the martyr, be St. Donald, telling it "like it is" to his followers who will send him money to help him take down crooked Hillary...

Suicide? We should be so lucky.

[Hekate]

28. Self-deception is Donald Trump's super-power. He won't harm himself deliberately.

As for a mental breakdown, I think that train has already left the station.

[Raster]

31. SNAP!

[avebury]

29. He is more likely to try to incite his nutjob base to violence

and then claim he didn't.

[still_one]

30. no, I worry about him inciting violence though

[Mz Pip]

32. No, he already has a plan B.

He'll do his media empire thing. It will fail. There are already plenty of RWNJs out there.

[Generic Brad]

33. Suicide is not an issue to joke about

This is unintentionally hurtful to many here and I am certain that is not your intention. Please consider removing this post.

[forgotmylogin]

35. He'd be one of those people to buy an island in South America and exile himself before that.

[Awsi Dooger]

36. Well, he ended the life of my local PGA tournament

I started attending Doral as a young kid in 1968. Gardner Dickinson edged Tom Weiskopf by 1 shot when both of them double bogeyed the famed 18th hole.

Doral began in 1960 and was played annually through 2016. I've attended more than 25 years including the past 8 in a row. Now it's gone, outsourced to Mexico thanks to Donald Trump after he turned off so many sponsors via incendiary remarks.

It's particularly bad timing for South Florida since golf is struggling nationwide but especially here since Hispanics aren't inclined to play or watch golf to begin with. We really needed that PGA event to give youngsters a footing.