It’s having a suppressive effect across the country. This defund-police lunacy and take Lincoln’s name off of schools: People see that. Look at Long Island and Seattle, Washington. Some people need to go to a woke detox center.ĭon’t just look at Virginia and New Jersey. This defund-police lunacy and take Lincoln’s name off of schools … people see that.

I mean that - people see that.ĭon’t just look at Virginia and New Jersey. I mean, this' defund the police' lunacy, this take Abraham Lincoln's name off of schools. President Obama and Hillary Clinton's idea that we should bring tens of thousands of Syrian Muslim refugees to America, it is nothing less than lunacy, now on the other hand, Christians who are being targeted for genocide, for persecution, Christians who are being beheaded or crucified, we should be providing safe haven to them.ĭon't just look at Virginia and New Jersey, look at Long Island, look at Buffalo, look at Minneapolis, even look at Seattle, Washington. The acts of people are baffling unless we realize that their wits are disordered. Men are mad most of their lives few live sane, fewer die so. Compare synonyms for DELUSION IDIOCY.Īberration, alienation, craziness, delirium, dementia, derangement, frenzy, hallucination, insanity, madness, mania, monomaniaĬlearness, good sense, lucidity, rationality, sanity Frenzy and mania are forms of raving and furious insanity. Monomania is mental derangement as to one subject or object. Hallucination is the apparent perception of that which does not exist or is not present to the senses, as the seeing of specters or of reptiles in delirium tremens.

Aberration is eccentricity of mental action due to an abnormal state of the perceptive faculties, and is manifested by error in perceptions and rambling thought. Dementia is a general weakening of the mental powers: the word is specifically applied to senile insanity, dotage. Delirium is always temporary, and is specifically the insanity of disease, as in acute fevers. Derangement is a common euphemism for insanity. In the derived sense, lunacy denotes what is insanely foolish, madness what is insanely desperate. Madness is the old popular term, now less common, for insanity in its widest sense, but with suggestion of excitement, akin to mania. Lunacy originally denoted intermittent insanity, supposed to be dependent on the changes of the moon (Latin luna): the term is now applied in general and legal use to any form of mental unsoundness except idiocy. Craziness is a vague popular term for any sort of disordered mental action, or for conduct suggesting it. Of these terms insanity is the most exact and comprehensive, including in its widest sense all morbid conditions of mind due to diseased action of the brain or nervous system, but in its more frequent restricted use applied to those forms in which the mental disorder is persistent, as distinguished from those in which it is temporary or transient.

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