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No 10 condemns Trump retweeting of UK far-right leader’s anti-Muslim videos

Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

I'd like to know how anyone in their right mind can think this is okay. Seriously. The alliance between the USA and Great Britain is not only historic, it's epic. For centuries we have been each others' greatest ally. For centuries our citizens fought along side each other, and died for our freedoms.

This ignorant, petulant, malignant cancer of a man gets into office, and then does everything in his power to piss off these people. Everything.

If his supporters don't call him out on this, they're more ignorant than I have been giving them credit for.

The man is a disgrace and he will destroy this country if someone doesn't stop him.

I'll take More Ignorant for $400, Alex.
Who is the GOP.
 
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Yes. It is late to cry. And his actions, as unusual as they might be individually, have lost the novelty and slid into monotony a while back.

What remains interesting is, of course, the direction we actually are headed behind the smoke and mirrors and carefree noise. But that is not necessarily my sole concern. That is more, why have elected two persons that were obviously unqualified for the job from the start and how we could decide to take a chance so great without any necessity or even real cause.

Greetings, JoG. :2wave:

What I find interesting is the level of discontent with the status quo shared by the millions of people that voted for him from all across the country! All those people must have heard or seen something that resonated within themselves, and they apparently found hope that he could change things. They have remained totally loyal so far in spite of all the blowback directed at him, and I actually believe that he may have gained new followers since he was elected.

I am one who believes that the universe doesn't make mistakes, and since his followers apparently don't belong to the group that wants government to be the "nanny" that takes care of all their wants and needs with little or no effort on their part to help themselves, I wonder what's going to happen when our national debt grows so large that we just won't have the money to continue on the path we're on? The elite running this globe don't care about our country - they want a one-world government that they control - so is that what the "trumpettes" are fighting against? I don't know....
 
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Exactly.

Some are arguing to respect Trump due to his office, but he doesn't respect the office himself.

Yep. He treats the position like it's a big joke. It's disgraceful.
 
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What is the complaint here?

Is it that Trump retweeted the videos, or that the videos had Muslims on them doing horrific things?

reading comprehension 101, mate
 
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Greetings, MaggieD. :2wave:

Same here! :thumbs: It's the office that I respect; not who is currently sitting in the chair! :shrug:

Find self-respect first. How can anyone support the office that has become a laughing stock?
 
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But it's hard to avoid the fact that the guy sitting in the chair obviously doesn't respect the Office. We've never had such an unstatesman-like, unprofessional, and immature individual in the White House. And he seems to have a need to prove this constantly.

Greetings, MSgt. :2wave:

He is unorthodox, I'll give him that, but to be fair he certainly didn't pretend to be anything other than what he was portraying during his campaign, and he hasn't changed since, so it does make me wonder what it was that caused so many millions to vote for him! Was it his "up yours" attitude towards the way our government runs things that made a difference to those that voted for him? They sure have remained uber loyal to him ever since, whatever the reason is!

I voted for Kasich because of the great job he has done for our State to make us fiscally sound after he replaced Strickland who left us millions in debt, and remembering that it was Kasich's Committee that gave us the first balanced budget in over 30 years during the Clinton administration - which Clinton bitterly fought because of the spending restrictions he was forced to live with - until his administration saw a surplus developing - then he sure didn't have a problem taking credit for it! Damn those politicians! :mrgreen:
 
Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

For clarification, what exactly was Trump's offense?
a) retweeting actual videos?
b) retweeting fake videos?
c) retweeing videos, whether real or fake, originally tweeted by an unsavory character?
d) being Trump and any individual or combination of a, b, or c, or despite any absence of any individual or combination of a, b, or c?

Did Brit media originally report on and show the videos? Are they legit?
The one with the perp who was not an immigrant ... was it otherwise real ... or should it be reclassified as something other than supporting stricter immigration policy ... you know, something like "attack by Muslim radical".
 
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Find self-respect first. How can anyone support the office that has become a laughing stock?

Greetings, madman. :2wave:

My self-respect does not depend upon how others behave, since I have zilch control over that. One thing I have noticed, though - he is definitely not a "run of the mill" politician, which seems to be upsetting the status quo of a handful of the world's elite! Time will tell if we're going to be living in 1984 or Alice in Wonderland's world in the future, where nothing is normal! Interesting..... :lamo
 
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Greetings, MSgt. :2wave:

He is unorthodox, I'll give him that, but to be fair he certainly didn't pretend to be anything other than what he was portraying during his campaign, and he hasn't changed since, so it does make me wonder what it was that caused so many millions to vote for him! Was it his "up yours" attitude towards the way our government runs things that made a difference to those that voted for him? They sure have remained uber loyal to him ever since, whatever the reason is!

I think it is more than that. It was an "up yours" to global events and they blamed politicians for it. Just look at the record...

- Supporting Bush over the Middle East, no matter what, only to experience a generational marathon instead of the quick and simple conclusion they were promised (and ignorantly imagined) was like a betrayal of their faith. In the mean time, Obama promised to get the troops out (in accordance to Bush's already set timeline), leaving McCain to play the opposite GOP game about not setting timelines (despite every troop in the Middle east knowing Bush's expressed timeline). And on top of this, the GOP decided to answer Obama's status as a black man with Sarah Palin (a complete idiot). The Vietnam Veteran lost to a social worker.

- The absence of jobs, lay offs, and home foreclosures, while Bush/Obama moved to bail out banks and car industry during the Great Recession, proved that the GOP's theory of Trickle-Down Economics was a joke in which everybody but the wealthy had been victims since the 1980s. Economically, Conservatives lost their theory.

- The GOP and Fox News raving about birth certificates and Islam to deligitimize Obama's win left Conservatives supporting complete absurdity and foolishness.

- Romney losing to Obama in 2012, during the period of the 1% realization in America and global uprisings (to include the Arab Spring's protests for socioeconomic dignity and democracy), just reinforced in Conservatives the idea that they are on the wrong side of history.

- Coal miners hated Obama because of Global Warming and the idea of renewable energy and growing technology. Despite not being able to make coal as relevant as it was decades ago, or helping to clean up the drugged out and alcoholic miner towns as he promised, they still unexplainably love Trump.

Etcetera. In the end, Conservatives have taken an emotional beating and they had been coaxed into blaming all the wrong things for eight years by the very people they should have blamed. They actually chose to laugh at McCain's military experience because a man who has never served anything but himself said so. They betrayed their Christian morality and defended Trump's expressed attitude about adultery and sexual inappropriateness. Christians, fathers, and mothers still cheered for Trump. It didn't phase them at all when white supremacists and extremists began showing up at the rallies to start chanting the moronic slogans with them and passing red hats out to each other. Therefore, aside from losing their economic theory of Trickle-Down nonsense, they also gave up the social Conservative aspect of their belief system. They knew Trump was a wealthy, silver-spooned elite, yet still embraced him as one of their own simply because he harnessed that hate. Conservatives define themselves now as mostly just hating "Libruls."

And now, with his "first 100 days" being the worst on historical record by far, he has proved to be completely absent of an agenda. Despite flipping on every campaign slogan, they still support him. "Lock Her Up" turned into nothing as Trump immediately shrugged and declared that he was no longer interested after he was elected. China went from being a currency manipulator to not being a currency manipulator anymore. NATO went from being obsolete to not being obsolete anymore. His great promise to repeal ObamaCare came down to relying on the GOP to have figured something out beyond the mindless creation of hate for it. Even the long-held Conservative conviction that the country must have an impractical and economically ridiculous southern border wall was reduced to Mexico paying for it...and then came an applauded massive tax-cut plan. Therefore, they don't even care what Trump accomplishes. They expect nothing. They only want him to be that middle finger to the world as he insults national leaders, pokes fun at Democrats/Liberals, mocks NFL kneeling, mocks Black Lives Matter, mocks Global Warming, etc. At this point the man can even mock the military and they give him a thumbs up.

Bitterness at its worst.
 
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For clarification, what exactly was Trump's offense?
a) retweeting actual videos?
b) retweeting fake videos?
c) retweeing videos, whether real or fake, originally tweeted by an unsavory character?
d) being Trump and any individual or combination of a, b, or c, or despite any absence of any individual or combination of a, b, or c?

Did Brit media originally report on and show the videos? Are they legit?
The one with the perp who was not an immigrant ... was it otherwise real ... or should it be reclassified as something other than supporting stricter immigration policy ... you know, something like "attack by Muslim radical".

Bottom line is if you can't see a problem with the President of the United States promoting anti-Muslim fascists by retweeting videos whose only purpose can be to inflame anti-Muslim sentiment, then there is little hope of an honest discussion.

It matters when POTUS gives neo-Nazis his seal of approval, who were gleeful about the exposure they got from Trump's 10s of millions of followers, and last I read got 10,000 new followers themselves. So if the purpose is to encourage the growth of bigoted neo-Nazi orgs, good job Trump. If you believe the POTUS should condemn, and not promote, hatred of other religious groups, then the natural reaction is disgust that this POS represents our country.
 
Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

For clarification, what exactly was Trump's offense?
a) retweeting actual videos?
b) retweeting fake videos?
c) retweeing videos, whether real or fake, originally tweeted by an unsavory character?
d) being Trump and any individual or combination of a, b, or c, or despite any absence of any individual or combination of a, b, or c?

Did Brit media originally report on and show the videos? Are they legit?
The one with the perp who was not an immigrant ... was it otherwise real ... or should it be reclassified as something other than supporting stricter immigration policy ... you know, something like "attack by Muslim radical".

So wait.

You really don’t understand what was wrong with it?

Really?


Sad!
 
Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

Find self-respect first. How can anyone support the office that has become a laughing stock?

Because despite the garbage smelling the Office up, the Office will remain long after the garbage gets taken out. Trump is the laughing stock and he insults the People's Office.
 
Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

Bottom line is if you can't see a problem with the President of the United States promoting anti-Muslim fascists by retweeting videos whose only purpose can be to inflame anti-Muslim sentiment, then there is little hope of an honest discussion.

It matters when POTUS gives neo-Nazis his seal of approval, who were gleeful about the exposure they got from Trump's 10s of millions of followers, and last I read got 10,000 new followers themselves. So if the purpose is to encourage the growth of bigoted neo-Nazi orgs, good job Trump. If you believe the POTUS should condemn, and not promote, hatred of other religious groups, then the natural reaction is disgust that this POS represents our country.

So (c) is your answer then.
So if Trump included the 3 videos from Brit media reports it would have been okay?
 
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So (c) is your answer then.
So if Trump included the 3 videos from Brit media reports it would have been okay?

a), b) and c).

No. But it's relevant, and independently disgusting, that he promoted a neo-Nazi group by retweeting them to the WORLD.

No offense, but if you are having a hard time seeing the problem, I don't see the point in having a long discussion about this with you. If you want a white nationalist as POTUS, good, he's doing what people like David Duke and Richard Spencer hoped he'd do as POTUS. I'm disgusted a POS like that is our POTUS and that he's normalizing, promoting white supremacy and white nationalism from OUR White House.
 
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a), b) and c).

No.

No offense, but if you are having a hard time seeing the problem, I don't see the point in having a long discussion about this with you. If you want a white nationalist as POTUS, good, he's doing what people like David Duke and Richard Spencer hoped he'd do as POTUS. I'm disgusted a POS like that is our POTUS and that he's normalizing, promoting white supremacy and white nationalism from OUR White House.

I fail to see how criticizing Muslims by re tweeting videos on Twitter is some how proof of 'white supremacy'? Bit of an overreaction.
 
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I fail to see how criticizing Muslims by re tweeting videos on Twitter is some how proof of 'white supremacy'? Bit of an overreaction.

Unverified videos from a British white supremacist group. The boy on crutches video is already known to be fake.
 
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I think it is more than that. It was an "up yours" to global events and they blamed politicians for it. Just look at the record...

- Supporting Bush over the Middle East, no matter what, only to experience a generational marathon instead of the quick and simple conclusion they were promised (and ignorantly imagined) was like a betrayal of their faith. In the mean time, Obama promised to get the troops out (in accordance to Bush's already set timeline), leaving McCain to play the opposite GOP game about not setting timelines (despite every troop in the Middle east knowing Bush's expressed timeline). And on top of this, the GOP decided to answer Obama's status as a black man with Sarah Palin (a complete idiot). The Vietnam Veteran lost to a social worker.

- The absence of jobs, lay offs, and home foreclosures, while Bush/Obama moved to bail out banks and car industry during the Great Recession, proved that the GOP's theory of Trickle-Down Economics was a joke in which everybody but the wealthy had been victims since the 1980s. Economically, Conservatives lost their theory.

- The GOP and Fox News raving about birth certificates and Islam to deligitimize Obama's win left Conservatives supporting complete absurdity and foolishness.

- Romney losing to Obama in 2012, during the period of the 1% realization in America and global uprisings (to include the Arab Spring's protests for socioeconomic dignity and democracy), just reinforced in Conservatives the idea that they are on the wrong side of history.

- Coal miners hated Obama because of Global Warming and the idea of renewable energy and growing technology. Despite not being able to make coal as relevant as it was decades ago, or helping to clean up the drugged out and alcoholic miner towns as he promised, they still unexplainably love Trump.

Etcetera. In the end, Conservatives have taken an emotional beating and they had been coaxed into blaming all the wrong things for eight years by the very people they should have blamed. They actually chose to laugh at McCain's military experience because a man who has never served anything but himself said so. They betrayed their Christian morality and defended Trump's expressed attitude about adultery and sexual inappropriateness. Christians, fathers, and mothers still cheered for Trump. It didn't phase them at all when white supremacists and extremists began showing up at the rallies to start chanting the moronic slogans with them and passing red hats out to each other. Therefore, aside from losing their economic theory of Trickle-Down nonsense, they also gave up the social Conservative aspect of their belief system. They knew Trump was a wealthy, silver-spooned elite, yet still embraced him as one of their own simply because he harnessed that hate. Conservatives define themselves now as mostly just hating "Libruls."

And now, with his "first 100 days" being the worst on historical record by far, he has proved to be completely absent of an agenda. Despite flipping on every campaign slogan, they still support him. "Lock Her Up" turned into nothing as Trump immediately shrugged and declared that he was no longer interested after he was elected. China went from being a currency manipulator to not being a currency manipulator anymore. NATO went from being obsolete to not being obsolete anymore. His great promise to repeal ObamaCare came down to relying on the GOP to have figured something out beyond the mindless creation of hate for it. Even the long-held Conservative conviction that the country must have an impractical and economically ridiculous southern border wall was reduced to Mexico paying for it...and then came an applauded massive tax-cut plan. Therefore, they don't even care what Trump accomplishes. They expect nothing. They only want him to be that middle finger to the world as he insults national leaders, pokes fun at Democrats/Liberals, mocks NFL kneeling, mocks Black Lives Matter, mocks Global Warming, etc. At this point the man can even mock the military and they give him a thumbs up.

Bitterness at its worst.

Have we ever experienced a time like this in our history? I don't recall reading about it, other than the Depression years, but even then people helped each other, which makes me wonder...What happens next? Is this how other great civilizations slowly disappeared that once ruled the world? :shock:
 
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Unverified videos from a British white supremacist group. The boy on crutches video is already known to be fake.

Britain First is an anti Muslim group, Muslims are not a racial group they are a religious group.
 
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Because he believes in the alt-right anti-Muslim propaganda and he's a moron. Remember Trump is the king birther, so facts and truth are the farthest thing from Trump's mind.

Actually the Birther thing started with the 2008 Hillary Campaign. President Trump was just the leader strong enough to force the Weasel in Chief produce the birth certificate.

It looks like The Hillary Campaign got it from Obama himself who as a young man was telling people he was born in Kenya, so much so that it was mistakenly put in the author bio of one of his own books.
 
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Unverified videos from a British white supremacist group. The boy on crutches video is already known to be fake.

Is it? Show me because I must have missed that part.

I watched Don Lemon till I had to turn it off last night. He's such a gawd-damn liar.
He and his cronies were saying the videos are not "real" because they are not "verified".
Verified? What a dumb **** Lemon is.

I see so many of you howling, not because of the sickening examples of Muslim violence and hatred, but because you think the POTUS giving this extremist violence and murder a platform from which the general public will see it...and maybe finally admit that this Muslim threat is real? Nice distraction. You spend literally years condemning anyone who see a threat instead of some "feel-good" mission, you scream and throw piss-bottles at anyone who is against inviting millions of Muslim refugees to Europe...or anywhere, you deny the rapes and killings even take place, you sound off with crap like "oh it only a few of them...and they don't kill all that many people. Its the new norm."

Trump may be the uncouth jack-ass you all say he is, but at least he has the balls to call a spade a spade.
Europe is being attacked, and may split again as a direct result. Maybe your "feelings" are a secondary concern at this point in time?
 
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Unverified videos from a British white supremacist group. The boy on crutches video is already known to be fake.

Actually it is verified video of a Muslim beating up a White European. The Left is now splitting hairs that the Muslim is the son of Migrants not one himself.
 
Re: Trump retweets videos from far-right racist organisation

For clarification, what exactly was Trump's offense?
a) retweeting actual videos?
b) retweeting fake videos?
c) retweeing videos, whether real or fake, originally tweeted by an unsavory character?
d) being Trump and any individual or combination of a, b, or c, or despite any absence of any individual or combination of a, b, or c?

Trump is not a college kid who likes to use his Twitter nonsense to keep up with his bruhs. He is the President of the United States and behaves like wealthy trailer trash. His offense is that he "retweeted" right wing propaganda for absolutely no purpose other than to excite his ignorant flock.

Britain First is a right-wing nationalist organization that hates multiculturalism and is racist in nature. By re-tweeting their nonsense, he not only showed support for their agenda, but he associated his America First Foreign Policy to their ideals. Add this with his record of welcoming white supremacists and extremists, not only as loyal voters, but also into his Cabinet..and Trump has proven to be quite the son-of-a-bitch who would fit right in with kneeling before Adolph Hitler were this 1939.

But you can't bring yourself to seeing the "offense?" What does that tell you and the rest of us?
 
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a), b) and c).

No. But it's relevant, and independently disgusting, that he promoted a neo-Nazi group by retweeting them to the WORLD.

No offense, but if you are having a hard time seeing the problem, I don't see the point in having a long discussion about this with you. If you want a white nationalist as POTUS, good, he's doing what people like David Duke and Richard Spencer hoped he'd do as POTUS. I'm disgusted a POS like that is our POTUS and that he's normalizing, promoting white supremacy and white nationalism from OUR White House.

I asked if Trump had retweeted the videos from Brit media it would be okay and you answered ... No.
I have to make note of that.
Jasper believes the media should not post any videos, or I presume anything else, that reflects radical behavior of any kind.
Jasper must think it's best if no one knows about such things so they can't be retweeted by anyone.
 
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