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GOPer's, can you defend Trump without defending his racism?

Oh look standard right wing trolling response ( I could have copied each and every one of them), nothing but deflections, no argument, no intelligence. Not surprised, when you don't have any actual facts to argue, you don't have any actual argument, trollish games is all you have



Comical coming from you.
 
Let me get the record straight.

I didn't like Trump's tweets. Not at all....

I LOVED THEM!

When you hav 4 fouled mouthed nasty/hateful bitches like that... you need to put them in their place.

Showing that he is appealing to hatred isnt helping his bogus argument.
 
I heard DJT had two scoops of VANILLA ice cream. Not one scoop of strawberry. He must be a racist.

DJT ate at Burger King, not Taco Bell. He must be a racist.

DJT likes ketch on his steak, not salsa verde. He must be a racist.

I see a pattern here. :2razz:
 
Just because some militant liberal lesbian on MSNBC said you're suppose to think that doesn't make it true.


Many of us took Trump's tweet as flipping off the spoiled cottage cheese squad over their anti American rhetoric.



Of course, we're a free country. Feel free to spend your energy staying outraged over something liberals made up in those teenie, tiny nickel heads.

What did they say that is anti-American?
 
These younger blind Trump followers have no clue at all what the 50's and 60's were like. We lived them. We experienced them in real time. We understand how horrible, divisive and damaging it is for a country that calls itself 'United' will be once again unless we call out Trump's blatant racist and how he's going to use it as a basis for his re-election campaign.

You get a good idea of what side they'd have been on.
 
I heard DJT had two scoops of VANILLA ice cream. Not one scoop of strawberry. He must be a racist.

DJT ate at Burger King, not Taco Bell. He must be a racist.

DJT likes ketch on his steak, not salsa verde. He must be a racist.

I see a pattern here. :2razz:


Don't forget he also said he didn't have an interest in watching the eclipse.


Friggin' racist.
 
These younger blind Trump followers have no clue at all what the 50's and 60's were like. We lived them. We experienced them in real time. We understand how horrible, divisive and damaging it is for a country that calls itself 'United' will be once again unless we call out Trump's blatant racist and how he's going to use it as a basis for his re-election campaign.

Are you non-white?
 
If I understand correctly, I'm suppose to be pulling my hair out and crying uncontrollably over some perceived racist undertones in Trump telling some American hating liberals to go back to where they came from and clean up the mess but I'm suppose to ignore the 2020 leading Dem presidential candidate calling Obama a 'clean' black man or their last Dem presidential candidate calling blacks 'super predators'?


I'm not sure what exactly is the best response to this but the term 'blow me' comes to mind.

Damn it! Why in the hell are you bringing up facts that don't go with the democrats narrative? A democratic can not be a racist. Well if the squad calls them a racist.... then they are! Just like Nancy Patricia D'Alesandro Pelosi and Joe Biden are! :(
 
There is no question that Trump's statements have been racist, NONE. So I have a question for GOPers out there, can you still defend Trump without also defending his obvious racism. Most of us knew he was a racist from his not allowing blacks to rent apartments in his buildings to his there are good people on both sides statement. These latest statements have made his racism clear, but I know many of you will still believe. So I once again ask the question, can you still defend Trump without defending his racism?

While the tweet was awkwardly worded, it was not racist for the POTUS to call out anti-American extremism coming from the squad but I realize the race card is all the Democrats have moving toward the presidential election. How'd that work out for the Democrats in the last election?

Oh yeah, it didn't.
 
Don't forget he also said he didn't have an interest in watching the eclipse.


Friggin' racist.

He also separates his whites from his colored when doing laundry.
 
What did they say that is anti-American?


If you're allowed to twist everything Trump says into racism, I'm allowed to twist everything the 'gang of skanks' say into anti American rhetoric.
 
As long as anyone that says "it's all about benjamins" is anti semitic then telling people to "go back where they came from" is racist.
To younger people of color that have not been told yet to go back where you came from and may not understand the implications of this kind of talk you will probably here it now.
Please have a response ready.
Mine over the years has been to smile, calmly but firmly say sure as soon as you do the same.
The turning red and the look on their faces is priceless.
 
I think the OP is hoping against hope that you people on the right will one day see the truth. He's a racist and you are if you are supporting his racist agenda.

But that's not the truth. Its moronic liberal propaganda. And no, I don't expect you to ever see the truth. But go ahead and spell out this supposed 'racist agenda' that I support.
 
There is no question that Trump's statements have been racist, NONE. So I have a question for GOPers out there, can you still defend Trump without also defending his obvious racism. Most of us knew he was a racist from his not allowing blacks to rent apartments in his buildings to his there are good people on both sides statement. These latest statements have made his racism clear, but I know many of you will still believe. So I once again ask the question, can you still defend Trump without defending his racism?

Really? Thats news. Racist huh.

Isn't that what you people call all his tweets, racist, misogynist, homophobic and or slurs of some kind. For that matter you call everyone who slightly disagrees with you that.

Every time the man tweets, all the twits go nuts. They all say the same thing over and over again like, coocoo clocks on the hour every hour.
 
He also separates his whites from his colored when doing laundry.

I was wrong.

This "boring ass thread" on racism has actually turned out very interesting. lol
 
They can defend it, and they are defending it. Trump is pandering to the racist element of his base. Masterfully, i might add.

There are plenty of posts from Trump fans on this board alone to confirm it.

Oh :bs
 
Link to your racist handbook please?

I have a link to the racist handbook for you. This tweet says it all. But if you're younger than 50 you possibly won't understand the significance of this tweet.

Screenshot_2019-07-16 Donald J Trump ( realDonaldTrump) Twitter.jpg

There you go, "If you hate our Country, or if you are not happy here, you can leave!" This is not a new or imaginative phrase on Trump's part. This phrase has been a political approach for decades. It's meant to appeal to ordinary people, those people that feel they've been left behind and believe that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups. It's an appeal to the populous that bitterly resents people that they believe are living 'on the dole', people that are sucking up their tax dollars. The phrase is an appeal to the red states who bitterly complain that black people are lazy and just want to stay home, not work and collect entitlements. And yet, the majority of those 'entitlements' are actually going to red states.

That statement, "go back to where you came from" is pure, unadulterated racism, you don't need a handbook.
 
As long as anyone that says "it's all about benjamins" is anti semitic then telling people to "go back where they came from" is racist.
To younger people of color that have not been told yet to go back where you came from and may not understand the implications of this kind of talk you will probably here it now.
Please have a response ready.
Mine over the years has been to smile, calmly but firmly say sure as soon as you do the same.
The turning red and the look on their faces is priceless.


Reasonable.
 
There is no question that Trump's statements have been racist, NONE. So I have a question for GOPers out there, can you still defend Trump without also defending his obvious racism. Most of us knew he was a racist from his not allowing blacks to rent apartments in his buildings to his there are good people on both sides statement. These latest statements have made his racism clear, but I know many of you will still believe. So I once again ask the question, can you still defend Trump without defending his racism?

I would bet what you consider racism and what others consider racism are not the same.

Do you consider Pressley's comment racist regarding "we don't need black faces that don't want to be a black voice...……"
Rep. Ayanna Pressley: "We Don't Need Any More Brown Faces That Don't Want To Be A Brown Voice" | Video | RealClearPolitics

Seems she does not believe in MLK's dream of judging a person not by the color of their skin....
 
I have a link to the racist handbook for you. This tweet says it all. But if you're younger than 50 you possibly won't understand the significance of this tweet.

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There you go, "If you hate our Country, or if you are not happy here, you can leave!" This is not a new or imaginative phrase on Trump's part. This phrase has been a political approach for decades. It's meant to appeal to ordinary people, those people that feel they've been left behind and believe that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups. It's an appeal to the populous that bitterly resents people that they believe are living 'on the dole', people that are sucking up their tax dollars. The phrase is an appeal to the red states who bitterly complain that black people are lazy and just want to stay home, not work and collect entitlements. And yet, the majority of those 'entitlements' are actually going to red states.

That statement, "go back to where you came from" is pure, unadulterated racism, you don't need a handbook.



Oh no, not that!!!!



Get out the pitchforks! We have someone who may or may not have said something that could be perceived as possibly having racial undertones by the perpetually offended crowd.
 
You get a good idea of what side they'd have been on.

He's coming very close to saying "you know what, if they don't want to be here, they shouldn't be here and maybe we should get rid of them, I'm going to take a look at that". This is where he's headed.
 
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