BookShaka
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LOL no it doesn’t. You’re seeing a white guy challenge the country of birth of a black guy and think the only available explanation for why he’s challenging it is because he’s racist. You’re using skin color before anything else to draw your own conclusions, yet you’re calling OTHERS racist?
This is not about whether or not Obama actually was born in Kenya. This is about progressives using their own racial biases to label others racist. That’s what you’re doing. If Obama was white and Trump was speculating he was born outside the US (as he did with Ted Cruz, so you’re wrong that he’s ONLY assumed Obama was born outside the US—hate to break it to you) you wouldn’t give a fuck.
This is not about whether or not Obama actually was born in Kenya. This is about progressives using their own racial biases to label others racist. That’s what you’re doing. If Obama was white and Trump was speculating he was born outside the US (as he did with Ted Cruz, so you’re wrong that he’s ONLY assumed Obama was born outside the US—hate to break it to you) you wouldn’t give a fuck.
This is your opinion and nothing more.
If Trump (or anyone) had reason to believe a white presidential candidate was born outside the US, would you call that racist?
Hate to break it to you, but non-black people are born outside of the US every day, which proves birtherism isn’t racist.
that's some fine evidence you have there...no evidence--no racism.....I've asked twice for proof--you have none--you provided 0 evidence after I asked for it
you people hurt yourselves by claiming wolf [ racism ] so many times when it is not true
..the Hispanic judge case is not racism
Ok.
Self evident truths need no evidence. Birtherism = racism....ask anyone.
If he called for one person to prove his citizenship, he should call for all to do it. That he ONLY did it when there was a black candidate running….hate to break it to you but it speaks for itself.