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Fascism has a very powerful way of uniting a downtrodden people.that quote was by Dwight David Eisenhower, well Trump divided us into red and blue, immigrant and non-immigrant, muslim and christian, and now our democracy is hanging by a thread, also largely thanks to Trump
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that quote was by Dwight David Eisenhower, well Trump divided us into red and blue, immigrant and non-immigrant, muslim and christian, and now our democracy is hanging by a thread, also largely thanks to Trump
that quote was by Dwight David Eisenhower, well Trump divided us into red and blue, immigrant and non-immigrant, muslim and christian, and now our democracy is hanging by a thread, also largely thanks to Trump
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Trump certainly divided America.Trump didn't divide us, you idiot.
While Trump had many faults, he did not divide us. The divisions you mentioned, state color, residency status and religious affiliation are inventions of the media with the left jumping on to try and divide the country. Biden, the great uniter, says all fault lays with those that disagree with him. I would say that does more to divide us than anything a previous president every said.that quote was by Dwight David Eisenhower, well Trump divided us into red and blue, immigrant and non-immigrant, muslim and christian, and now our democracy is hanging by a thread, also largely thanks to Trump
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The blacks will just have to bite the bullet, but will do so willingly as fascism will unite the people regardless of politics or skin colour. And regardless of how fascism will make it even worse for non-whites.{
On the causes of and solutions to America’s racial divide, black and white views are, to quote a recent Pew finding, "worlds apart." Seventy percent of African-Americans believe that racial discrimination is a major reason why blacks have a harder time getting ahead compared to just 36 percent of white Americans. The groups are divided by a margin of over 40 percentage points on the question of whether blacks are treated less fairly in the workplace and when applying for loans and mortgages. And while 88 percent of African-Americans believe the change is necessary to make equal rights a reality, just over half of white Americans feel the same.
Why, in such a divided country, did Obama choose to inject race, and in such a provocative way?
Perhaps Obama’s views have evolved over the past decade. It’s worth noting that while only 30 percent of African-Americans today believe that the Congressional Black Caucus has been very effective, Obama made no mention of the group’s rather unimpressive standing. Judging by his recent appearance, whatever discomfort he felt with the Congressional Black Caucus as a senator has apparently dissipated.
Either way, Obama, at the Congressional Black Caucus, exploited the double standard he was supposed to end. He did so because he understands that no matter how explicitly he appeals to black voters on the basis of their alleged group interests, it would be unthinkable for his Republican counterparts to play by the same rules. Republican candidates, Tea Party activists, and Trump supporters, he knows, are routinely smeared for alleged “dog whistles” far more subtle in their appeals.}
Barack Obama: The Great Divider
Even if Obama cannot solve America’s race problem, the power of the presidency ensures that he can make it worse. So far, he has.
You're making excuses for what you subconsciously understand is coming. That's about the best that can be expected until national pride as a democratic American has to be abandoned in favour of the fascist regime's appeal.If a certain group did not have such a disproportionate percentage of violent and just plain unpleasant people, this country would not be having its current problems.
In my opinion, that group is never going to change.
In fact, after reparations are mailed out, their attitude & behavior may become even worse than it is today.
I do not judge them.
They are what they are.
As we all are.
In my opinion, some groups simply are not destined to get along. The cultural differences are too wide to ever successfully bridge.
thank god we are not a democracy,,that quote was by Dwight David Eisenhower, well Trump divided us into red and blue, immigrant and non-immigrant, muslim and christian, and now our democracy is hanging by a thread, also largely thanks to Trump
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how would you know?? you dont even live here,,Trump certainly divided America.
But the huge loss for the D party will be accepted by those who resist and then Trump will unite Americans of all stripes and colours.
If anybody is going to resist the rise of fascism then they had better do it now, no matter that it's likely too late.
In fact I know more than any American who would be so naive to think that Trump didn't divide your country.how would you know?? you dont even live here,,
hate to break it to you but this country has been divided for decades,,,In fact I know more than any American who would be so naive to think that Trump didn't divide your country.
But then that was then and if the D party is almost totally defeated, Trump will step up to reunite the country, more thoroughly than World War 2 united.
The democratic resistance will shrink to the teens or even single digits and will be forced to go underground.
The point I can make is, I can speak of the possibilities from the outside, while an American has patriotic ideals that prevent him from clearly seeing the obvious rise of fascism.
by your logic, you only live in 1 American state, so you are not qualified to comment on the other 49 in terms of local politics, elections, etchow would you know?? you dont even live here,,
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how do you know I have only lived in one state???by your logic, you only live in 1 American state, so you are not qualified to comment on the other 49 in terms of local politics, elections, etc
Trump certainly divided America.
But the huge loss for the D party will be accepted by those who resist and then Trump will unite Americans of all stripes and colours.
If anybody is going to resist the rise of fascism then they had better do it now, no matter that it's likely too late.
Yes, of course and in much the same way that 1930's Germany was divided, raging, and searching for leadership that could unite the people. Then, as is now in America, the people found a leader under which they could unite!hate to break it to you but this country has been divided for decades,,,
That is expected when the conscious mind begins to see the obvious on what Trump is causing to happen.now go suck a moose cock and keep your nose out of our business,,,
