Violentologophilia

Violentologophilia is a symptom that is characteristic of severe psychopathy.
It consists of the pathological affinity for the words "violence" and "violent",
and the desire to disruptively propagate those words in a deceptive manner
which falsely portrays other people's motives, actions, and/or character,
as being motivated by a desire for "violence",
when in fact their motive and character is something else.

Violentologophilia motivates many psychopaths to become journalists,
and/or to attain positions of power within news-media organizations,
or to become prominent politicians, and especially presidential candidates and presidents,
so as to greatly satisfy that desire by being disruptive toward whole populations.
Consequently, news-media organizations are often infested with such psychopaths.

Violentologophilic psychopathy in the media is demonstrated most prominently by the U.S.'s
news-networks NBC News (including its main anchor Tom Llamas) and ABC News,
and by the PBS news-broadcasts that are contracted from France 24 and BBC
(which are semi-separate U.S.-affiliates of the Britain-based and France-based networks,
which must conform to PBS).

Violentologophilic psychopathy among prominent politicians is demonstrated by
the current (2025) president Donald Trump, the former president George W Bush,
the most-recent democratic-party presidential nominee Kamala Harris,
the legislator and former presidential candidate Amy Klobuchar,
and the prominent state-governor Josh Shapiro.

As with all positive psychopathic symptoms, violentologophilia can be conditioned-against
via stimulation-probing the brain so as to locate the locus of that desire,
and then using associative brain-stimulation with the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex,
which is the suffering center.