Scott Walker's "Malignant Projection" off the charts!

It’s already a troubling reality that Democrats are nearly incapable of framing a message around highly popular legislative changes to improve life for the American people. 

But now Democrats have to combat “malignant projection,” a term I thought I made up all by myself, until I found it at psychcentral; 

“It is a malignant projection of the narcissist’s own contempt, lack of merit, and darkness which they choose to dump on their victims.”

Scott Walker Warns of Power Grab by Ending the Filibuster: Ironic right? This from the guy who, before he left office, signed lame duck legislation stealing much of the incoming Democratic Governor’s power away. You’ll notice his focus in NOT on policy, but POWER; that only conservative originalist Justices know how to interpret the Constitution; or that liberals “on the left” focus on power 24/7 by trying to stop voter suppression and to stop Republicans from stealing a presidential election. 

They are masters of projection, spewing their issues onto others in order to avoid the truth about themselves. Many have been on the receiving end of this destructive envy as well as malignant projections. This is part of the emotional torment they subject their victims to.

1. It is always “opposite day.” 

2. Narcissists call intelligent and successful people lazy and moronic, claim loving, compassionate and empathic people are monsters. 

3. They will often try to convince you that you are the opposite of what you really are. A narcissists malignant projections have nothing to do with you and everything to do with them. 

4. It is a malignant projection of the narcissist’s own contempt, lack of merit, and darkness which they choose to dump on their victims. 

5. This is psychological violence – when the narcissist attempts to rewrite reality and present a perversion of what is true to instill a sense of worthlessness in their targets. When faced with a projection like this, remember that the insults the narcissist uses to attack you better describes them.

A former liberal radio talk host who likes to ask the “follow-up question” at Democurmudgeon.blogspot.com