How to Transform Trump: Based on Other Sociopaths' Profound Life Changes

With the aid of this book's suggestions, leaders and the public will force Trump to face the truth about himself. He will be forced to face evidence that he is so destructive that he should not continue to be president unless he changes.So far, no other confrontations have affected him. But people will confront him with a previously discounted charge he won't be able to deflect. It's the charge that, in 1994 at age 48, Trump raped a 13-year-old girl. Why will this charge now be taken seriously?Unlike previous sparse reports of this claim made only in secondary media, Chapter 2 presents all the evidence that's available online and in books. This evidence obviously has what police call "investigatory credibility," the believability required to justify an investigation. And just as Harvey Weinstein was convicted in the court of public opinion by weaker evidence, Trump will be convicted.Within a few months of being daily confronted, Trump's façade will begin to weaken, as it has in the lives of some other confronted, bad-acting people. Trump's just barely hidden torment will soon emerge enough that it will force him to either get off the stage or seek help.Without the support of enough conservatives, this intervention can't work. But there is compelling evidence and argument that enough conservatives will join this intervention. Conservatives will encourage a thorough investigation thus adding support for a conviction in the court of public opinion. But confrontation alone will only devastate him. This book has a more profound method at its center.This intervention depends mostly on an at first weak-sounding method--empathetic explanation, or insight. People think the feeling for part of empathy obviously can't work, and it can't. But profound empathetic insight can. Introductory examples of empathetic explanation of bad behavior, America's urgent need for it, and its long-standing but unrecognized history are described in Chapter 1.For America, the point of this method is revolutionary and so at first difficult to respect. Trump will learn that he is like a prisoner of war who is victimized by long-term, torturous brainwashing. This book reveals that Donald's father's and other adults abused Donald so severely that only phrases like "psychological murder" seem apt descriptions of the abuses' effect on him. In maltreating him, those people unintentionally brainwashed him to believe that he is completely unworthy of respect, the most torturous hidden belief. This understanding exemplifies empathetic explanation as a solution to the psychological part of all problems. This explanation neutralizes the subliminal self-hating belief, I am worthless. Then the "feeling for" part of empathetic explanation will come into play. As Trump learns to understand himself as the victim of psychological torture who has unknowingly, innocently acted out his severe pain against others, he will feel compassion for himself. Quite naturally, he will then feel compassion for people he used to physically and psychologically devastate.Liberals will be challenged to get to the spiritual center of humanism by first facing that they are doing the same type of dark thing to Trump that his father did. To encourage the Left to face this truth about themselves and make amends, in Chapter 4, I show how leaders and the public can empathetically engage Trump's supporters, even members of the armed militias.To help understand this book's empathetic intervention, Chapter 5 presents successful plain-spoken empathetic interventions in the lives of two brutal career criminals. Tommy's and Lamont's stories make a case that even some of the most destructive people can be reached by empathetic understanding coupled with confrontation. And in Chapter 6, I present the beginnings of how Trump can be transformed by empathetic understanding.