Donald Trump displayed spoiled bully characteristics from his youth, tormenting classmates and teachers alike. He was sent to military school in hopes of fostering self-discipline, but his core delight in domination remained unchanged. Trump's authority was enforced through intimidation, and he adopted a ruthless approach from mentor Roy Cohn, leading him to espouse aggression and avoidance of vulnerability. His public persona became synonymous with cruelty and duplicity, traits that many acknowledge as inherent and prominent throughout his life.
Donald Trump, as a young boy, was described as a spoiled bully, tormenting peers and teachers, showcasing his delight in domination from an early age.
At military school, Donald failed to mature and instead reveled in his authority, enforcing rules with intimidation and showcasing deeply ingrained narcissistic traits.
Under Roy Cohn's tutelage, Trump adopted a ruthless approach to business and personal interactions, understanding power dynamics while avoiding vulnerability and promoting aggression.
Trump's brand, characterized by indecency and aggression, has been perceived as core attributes, with even some supporters acknowledging these traits have always been present.
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