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Ms. Pavlichenko probably would have enjoyed the fact the people she killed were men, more so than them being Germans or Nazis. Good for her. I can only imagine the satisfaction she felt when she put bullets in people.

Section 7 in the American Psychiatric Association's (APA) Principles of Medical Ethics (also informally known as the Goldwater Rule) states that it is unethical for psychologists and psychiatrists to give professional opinions on public figures they have not examined in person.

Recently in violation of the Goldwater Rule, American Psychiatrist have express concerns about Trump's mental health: These Pychiatrists Want To Test the President's Mental Health

Is the public opinions of these psychiatrists unethical?

It's my understanding that DJ is Russian. If this information is wrong, I'm sure he can speak for himself. No need for you to jump to conclusions and start throwing accusations about. I continue to await his reply on whether throwing Russian flags at Trump is considered disrespectful.

No need to be rude. I'm merely expressing my opinion on the glorification of sniping in the media and it's similarities to hunting. If you know hunters who pedantically keep body counts of every duck they killed, then I stand corrected.
I've done bird hunting when I was younger, but realized how depraved it is.

To answer your question, I care about my opinions and what I think, because I'm awesome.

I'm wasn't aware that hunters celebrate how many ducks they killed over the course of their lifetime. The only hunters I know who keep body counts are pest control hunters, and they keep a record for conservation purposes; not for pride in killing.

It's disturbing that snipers and most hunters share a common sick mindset.