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What's the limit on fake accusations before you just stop listening to the people making the fake accusations? Oh, and ICE is running concentration camps. No twisting there, no sir, And Trump created all those detention centers, he didn't inherit them from Obama, right? The GOP created them out of this air, those bastards!! It was never a problem to keep kids in cages, until Trump started doing it. Want to explain that one? This is how Trump got elected, this exact bullsh*t. Trump's tweet was a stupid, counterproductive, offensive, divisive, vindictive tweet. It was all of those things. And that reaction makes me a Trumplican to you, because I also say it wasn't racist. It cannot be racist, unless you really think he would have reacted differently if they were white. Have you heard the nasty things he has said about Nancy Pelosi and Rachael Maddow and Rosie O'Donnell? |
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Trump on Nancy Pelosi: a “nasty, vindictive, horrible person.”
https://news.yahoo.com/pelosi-on-tru...154512412.html Trump on Rosie ODonnell: fat pig, dog, slob and disgusting animal https://www.newser.com/story/210963/...mp-insult.html One of my all-time favorites, Trump on Arianna Huffington: unattractive both inside and out. I fully understand why her former husband left her for a man—he made a good decision.” https://fortune.com/2015/08/09/trump...women-history/ There is a well established pattern of Trump saying horrible things to women who don't like him. This was another example of that. Here is Trump telling NFL players (black and white) to stand proudly for the country, or else perhaps leave the country...https://www.marketwatch.com/story/tr...try-2018-05-24 Finally, how many famous people threatened to leave the country if he got elected? So why can't he spit that back in their face? In any event, there's all kinds of evidence to suggest that as bad as Trump's tweet was, that it wasn't motivated by the skin color of the people he was referring to. Sorry snowflakes, there's a mountain of evidence suggesting it wasn't racism. |
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Mr. Cookie Puss to you hardo.
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Trumplicans may cringe at the actions Jim listed. They may wince at his easily disproved lies. They may somehow shrug off his lack of understanding of government. They may claim the ends justify the means. But he is their guy, leader, example, role model. He’s the President, son, but don’t act like him. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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He likely succeeded in establishing at a minimum that Trump is truly a misogynist, but possibly not a racist. I think Trump is a Xenophobic bigot. |
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Was Obama? Smoker, tried cocaine, his spiritual mentor (Rev Wright) was a racist maniac who hates America, his political mentor (Bill Ayers) is a domestic terrorist who hates America, his wife openly admitted that she was never proud of her country until he got the democratic nomination, Obama made fun of Special Olympians, blah, blah, blah. I gave up a long time ago on looking to Wahsington DC to find role models. And that's fine, results are more important. Same with my company, I'd rather have a CEO who is a total pr*ck but who is effective, than a nice guy who can't do anything right. |
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Your opinion differs from mine, so should I label yours as a lie? Your constant refrain is that anything critical of Dear Leader is a lie and very weak. I have not seen a quantitative study of all voters to determine exactly why Trump was elected, have you? Yet you claim to speak for all. You claim that the President is not a role model? I certainly agree that is true in this case. |
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trump a xenophobe yesterday. can someone explain to me, how someone who married an immigrant, can be a xenophobe? McCain who adopted a black girl, was racist. And trump whos married to an immigrant, is a xenophobe. what’s the % proof in that kool aid, anyway? Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Jim cited numerous examples of Trump denigrating women. It sticks for most people, without me throwing anything out. |
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The first type is cultural in nature. Those who are xenophobic are so against the objects and elements of a culture, such as clothing or language. The second type of xenophobia is when an entire group is not considered part of the society. This can result, most often, from a mass immigration by one group into a country, though xenophobia can be present in relation to groups in the society who joined the community quite some time ago. This type of xenophobia can result in hostility and violence on a lower level up to greater persecution of the group through genocide. |
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Trump defined a group and then suggested they leave our society. "Progressive” Democrat Congresswomen, who originally came from countries" The second type of xenophobia is when an entire group is not considered part of the society. |
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Here are a few interviews of the woman he promoted https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...res-woman-card https://www.thedailybeast.com/former...ist?ref=scroll https://www.rollingstone.com/politic...-women-104728/ |
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