I'm trying to remember what racist thing Trump said. Oh yeah... that's right. He said we should TEMPORARILY ban Muslim refugees and immigrants from entering the country until we can revamp our vetting process. My my my, what an extreme and evil position has has taken. It's not like some Muslims ever practice terrorism or anything.

 

Not saying I agree with him. Just marveling at how this one thing has been construed into this whole big "Trump is a racist" thing. But hey, facts don't matter if a lie helps the Democrat.

Edited October 16, 20169 yr by Guard Dog

technically he would be xenophobic not racist

Having borders is racist, because everyone in the world has the same right to your country as you do.

Hating Muslims isn't racism. Now hating Latinos can be. Of course nothing is more racist than what Hillary thinks of black people. EVIL.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/north-carolina-police-gop-office-damaged-fire-graffiti-42845425

 

Hm, is this Stalinism ?

Yes.

Hating Muslims isn't racism. Now hating Latinos can be. Of course nothing is more racist than what Hillary thinks of black people. EVIL.

In practice, it does seem that way though. You get people distrusting the brown folk and black Muslims but wouldn't mind the Bosnian one. Trump's not racist, but he seems to play on them (fair play, they are ****ing dumb suckers). As for profiling, well, that's sensible on a scale like a religion, much like worrying about veterans being fertile soil for right wing groups.

Edited October 16, 20169 yr by Malcador

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/north-carolina-police-gop-office-damaged-fire-graffiti-42845425

 

Hm, is this Stalinism ?

More like terrorism.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/north-carolina-police-gop-office-damaged-fire-graffiti-42845425

 

Hm, is this Stalinism ?

Nah... it's just what happens when words fail the intellectual left. 

I'm trying to remember what racist thing Trump said. Oh yeah... that's right. He said we should TEMPORARILY ban Muslim refugees and immigrants from entering the country until we can revamp our vetting process. My my my, what an extreme and evil position has has taken. It's not like some Muslims ever practice terrorism or anything.

 

Not saying I agree with him. Just marveling at how this one thing has been construed into this whole big "Trump is a racist" thing. But hey, facts don't matter if a lie helps the Democrat.

http://fortune.com/2016/06/07/donald-trump-racism-quotes/

 

Did everyone suddenly forget who Trump is?

Some of it is pretty bad. But it's a far cry from skin-head of KKK type stuff. I also find it curious the Robert Byrd who actually was the Grand Kleagle of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of West Virginia, who oversaw lynchings, intimidation, cross burning, the whole bit was never called a racist. And he was a US Senator for over 50 years! Fifty! He actually used the N word in public, in the Senate. Yet he was not called a racist. Hillary Clinton called him her friend and mentor: http://nation.foxnews.com/2016/08/25/flashback-hillary-clinton-praised-former-kkk-member-robert-byrd-friend-and-mentor and no one called her racist. Bill Clinton delivered his eulogy for God's sake.

 

Why is this? They are all DEMOCRATS! Ahhh there is the answer! You see Pidesco, the word is meaningless in the US because it only gets applied to Republicans. I remember in 2007 the Huffington post ran a piece on the most racist members of Congress. Every last one was a Republican including Alan West. They had to run a retraction because at the time they didn't realize Alan West was in fact black. Go figure. 

Edited October 16, 20169 yr by Guard Dog

Heh, your types on Judgement Day will tire the Almighty by pointing out others' sins as an excuse

Heh, your types on Judgement Day will tire the Almighty by pointing out others' sins as an excuse

This pretty much describes the whole election

Hey you know me Malc, I think they are all scum. I just get annoyed by double standards.

Edited October 16, 20169 yr by Guard Dog

"Burn away the flags. Begin again." -Guard Dog, probably  - Basically most people this election

Edited October 16, 20169 yr by Longknife

Sometimes you just have to hit CNTRL-ALT-DEL

For the first time in my life, I can understand why now someone would wanna join a doomsday cult. I don't feel that way myself but I can see a lil bit of understanding why someone would wanna throw everything away to some monstrosity at the bottom of the sea to wipe everything away.

I can sympathize a tiny tiny tiny bit now lol

 

Just let this damn election end and bring on the pain. I'm tired of waiting

Some of it is pretty bad. But it's a far cry from skin-head of KKK type stuff. I also find it curious the Robert Byrd who actually was the Grand Kleagle of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan of West Virginia, who oversaw lynchings, intimidation, cross burning, the whole bit was never called a racist. And he was a US Senator for over 50 years! Fifty! He actually used the N word in public, in the Senate. Yet he was not called a racist. Hillary Clinton called him her friend and mentor: http://nation.foxnews.com/2016/08/25/flashback-hillary-clinton-praised-former-kkk-member-robert-byrd-friend-and-mentor and no one called her racist. Bill Clinton delivered his eulogy for God's sake.

 

Why is this? They are all DEMOCRATS! Ahhh there is the answer! You see Pidesco, the word is meaningless in the US because it only gets applied to Republicans. I remember in 2007 the Huffington post ran a piece on the most racist members of Congress. Every last one was a Republican including Alan West. They had to run a retraction because at the time they didn't realize Alan West was in fact black. Go figure. 

 

Just out of curiousity, is there any kind of expiration date on the "But Robert Byrd was a Democrat!" false-equivalency BS that comes up every time somebody on the left calls out actual present-day racism? 

 

I mean, the guy's been dead for 6 years, and his public stance on race issues was pretty consistently inclusive over the final 25-ish years of his career.  (He credited the tragic death of his grandson in '82 as causing a re-assessment of his values.)  He spent the last few decades of his career (i.e., the entire time when Bill & Hillary would have known him) saying that joining the Klan was the biggest mistake he made in his life. 

Edited October 17, 20169 yr by Enoch

There wouldn't be if he was republican. 

There wouldn't be if he was republican. 

 

That's odd, because I don't see anybody bringing up Strom Thurmond when they're talking about Trump's history on race issues. 

 

(Thurmond, by the way, was the other quite famous long-time Senator who supported the filibuster of Civil Rights legislation in the '60s.  Unlike Byrd, he switched parties to the GOP in '64 over civil rights issues, and never renounced his previously-stated views.) 

so ISIS is getting crushed without a single boot on the ground

 

what will Trump say now next debate

Not to defend Trump but I don't recall Trump being associated with Thurmond in any way. And no there is no expiration so long as every republican candidate is immediately deemed racist by virtue of just being the republican candidate. Or did you not find the notion the Romney wanted to burn black churches (a pro-Obama PAC ad) or that McCain wanted to bring back slavery (from that intellectual titan Whoopi Goldberg) absurd? Now the candidates themselves don't engage in that kind of nastiness, they just step back and let the PACs and media do it for them. But they never speak against it and they had actual Klan members in their midst. David Duke renounced the Klan too. It was still pinned to him like a scarlet letter just like it should have been to Byrd. But it seems as long as you are on the right "team" you get a pass on past sins. 

 

Now I am certainly no Trump supporter. It seems I only support Republicans who have "R" in their names but as I said, double standards annoy me. 

 

But my favored political philosophy is not immune from the accusation: http://www.salon.com/2015/06/10/why_libertarianism_is_so_popular_on_the_right_its_the_last_bastion_of_white_male_dominance/

 

After all... it's not the right team.

What will the reality denier say about reality? Whatever he wants.

Not to defend Trump but I don't recall Trump being associated with Thurmond in any way. And no there is no expiration so long as every republican candidate is immediately deemed racist by virtue of just being the republican candidate. Or did you not find the notion the Romney wanted to burn black churches (a pro-Obama PAC ad) or that McCain wanted to bring back slavery (from that intellectual titan Whoopi Goldberg) absurd? Now the candidates themselves don't engage in that kind of nastiness, they just step back and let the PACs and media do it for them. But they never speak against it and they had actual Klan members in their midst. David Duke renounced the Klan too. It was still pinned to him like a scarlet letter just like it should have been to Byrd. But it seems as long as you are on the right "team" you get a pass on past sins. 

 

Now I am certainly no Trump supporter. It seems I only support Republicans who have "R" in their names but as I said, double standards annoy me. 

 

But my favored political philosophy is not immune from the accusation: http://www.salon.com/2015/06/10/why_libertarianism_is_so_popular_on_the_right_its_the_last_bastion_of_white_male_dominance/

 

After all... it's not the right team.

Trump isn't deemed a racist because he's the Republican candidate. It's the other way around. He was already racist and he won the primary partly because of that.

There's a proverb: "The Swede cries as he accuses you of being racist".