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TDS (Trump Derangement Syndrome) Causes Cancer in Satanic Abortion-Loving Leftists

By thechristiantechnerd on April 28, 2026

I don’t even know how to say this gently, so I’m just going to be honest.

Something is seriously wrong with the way people are acting. People are cool with blurting out loud that they want the president to be “taken out”.

The Left is EVIL. The LEFT is SATANIC!

As a 25-year-old woman who loves God, I believe in truth, in self-control, in guarding your heart—and what I’m seeing right now doesn’t reflect any of that. The way people obsess over Donald Trump, the constant outrage, the anger that never seems to turn off… it’s not normal. And it’s definitely not healthy.

People call it Trump Derangement Syndrome, or TDS.

It’s not a medical diagnosis—it’s a term people use to describe this overwhelming, almost consuming hatred and fixation. And whether you like that term or not, you can’t deny the behavior is real.

Now let me be clear, because truth matters: there is no scientific evidencethat TDS causes cancer, but more and more leftist are becoming so mentally unwell, that they will probably get brain cancer.

But what is real? The damage that constant anger, stress, and obsession can do to your body and your spirit.

And that’s where I get frustrated.

Because we’re walking around acting like it’s normal to live in a state of nonstop outrage. It’s not. God didn’t create us to be consumed by anger 24/7. When your mind is constantly focused on negativity—when everything you watch, read, and talk about is fueled by frustration—it affects you. Your peace disappears. Your thoughts get clouded. Your energy changes.

And honestly? It shows.

The Bible talks about guarding your heart for a reason. What you allow to take root in your mind will grow—whether it’s peace or chaos. And right now, a lot of people are choosing chaos.

I’m not saying you can’t have opinions. I’m not saying you have to agree with anyone. But when it turns into obsession—when it controls your mood, your conversations, even your identity—that’s not strength. That’s loss of control.

And I’m tired of pretending it’s not.

We need to do better. Not just politically, but spiritually and mentally. Step back. Turn off the noise. Spend time with God instead of feeding the same cycle of anger over and over again.

Because no person—no matter who they are—is worth losing your peace over.

Not now. Not ever.

So the next time you see a democrat, say a prayer for them because they’re not very bright, and they may actually end up coming down with TDS Cancer of the brain.