Do you think Trump would ever admit to being a white supremacist. Not a good business plan.
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Do you think Trump would ever admit to being a white supremacist. Not a good business plan.
I think the bar has disappeared with Trump being president. All he has left to do is murder some one and like he said he would get away with killing someone.
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jimmy eat jazz
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He relies on dog whistles/coded language. It gives him plausible deniability, while at the same time being crystal clear in meaning to his target audience.
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Not a red flag? Background checks didn’t catch this? So there’s really nothing we can do to improve on this?
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Zombie
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Come good recent examples include him referring to immigrants as "invaders," using words like "infested" when attacking political adversaries who are POC, and telling others to "go back where they came from."
You don't just have to take our word for it either. Avowed white supremacists and alt-right figures are receiving his message, and they approve. Andrew Anglin, the editor for the NeoNazi website Daily Stormer had this to say about Trump's remarks about the so called "squad".
“Telling those women to go back to their countries is by far the most racist thing he’s ever said – especially since one of them was a black American, descended from slaves. And by refusing to apologize, he has effectively normalized the opinion among the masses of goyim that you can believe that America is a white country, for white people – and that brown people are our guests and if they don’t like being guests then they have to go home.”
And this-
“Man, President Trump’s Twitter account has been pure fire lately. This might be the funniest thing he’s ever tweeted. This is the kind of WHITE NATIONALISM we elected him for. And we’re obviously seeing it only because there’s another election coming up. But I’ll tell you, even knowing that, it still feels so good.”
And this-
“So this is not some half-assed anti-immigrant white nationalism. Trump is literally telling American blacks to go back to Africa.”
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Idk but my point was that with him there is at least some smoke. That's the difference
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jimmy eat jazz
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Random web link from among many options: https://thinkprogress.org/donald-trumps-veiled-signals-to-white-supremacists-6a3d80bcc04e/
This is an easily searchable question.
Spaniard
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Hmmm.. I guess I was hoping for something a little more smoking gun that I hadn't heard about, unless there is more that's reported somewhere else. For some reason I was thinking he had more direct involvement with white supremacists in his past and that's why there was so much noise. In the debates there was a lot of talk about how there is no doubt, he's a hard core racist. I got the feeling that it was more that they hoped it was true, they were using the old if you say it enough it will become true, tactic. Which is what losers do.
Zombie
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Sounds like you ignored the evidence provided to you because it didn't fit the narrative you'd already constructed. *shrug*
Also, someone doesn't need to pal around with the likes of David Duke or Richard Spencer to pander to white supremacists.
Archie Moses
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And I agree. I think @Zombie made me think about it more when he asked where my bar was set at what white supremacists means. Like I've said before, he's definitely a racist, but I think he doesn't understand or accept it (if that makes sense.)
Whoever posted Obama's statement made me think even more. He makes some great and powerful points.