Is Trump a Racist?

[protectionist]

Epstein had a plane, an island, several mansions, lots of money. Carter, Obama, Biden, and many other were elected President. Charles Manson was in the entertainment industry for a time.

So, no, I'm not a successful conman, liar, or thief. I've always earned what I have by the sweat of my brow; hard word; and honest production. Materialism, buffoonery, and a complete lack of humility aren't the things that motivate me when I get up in the morning.

Obviously, a guy who has a 757 private jet, a 126 room mansion, had his own TV show, & got elected to POTUS twice, AIN'T DUMB.

 

[protectionist]

I live at the southern border, what would you like to know?

I already KNOW.
YOU appear to be the one who does not know that what Trump said > "They're bringing crime. They're rapists", was fundamentally correct.

 

[protectionist]

Of all the people to worship and adore, you picked badly.

Hahahahahaha!

Not according to how the country is changing over the past 2 years >

• DEI is on the way out , finally!
• Iran threat is finally being addressed.
• Housing rents don't seem to be skyrocketing as they did during the Biden years. One reason being illegal alien population is being reduced, not increased.
• Crime is being reduced.
• CRT is being abolished.
• LGBT "education" is being abolished.
• The "Mission Act" has improved VA medical care immensely.
• Economy is great. record highs in stock market. Unemployment claims lowest since 1969.
• partial list

 

[protectionist]

Lol. Get on your knees for the Great Don!!!

He is so wonderful! So successful. We must obey him at all times!

Hahahahahaha.

The left media has you programmed to believe that those who would support Trump are blind robots, but his accomplishments are showing a different picture >>

• DEI is on the way out , finally!
• Iran threat is finally being addressed.
• Housing rents don't seem to be skyrocketing as they did during the Biden years. One reason being illegal alien population is being reduced, not increased.
• Crime is being reduced.
• CRT is being abolished.
• LGBT "education" is being abolished.
• Economy is great. record highs in stock market. Unemployment claims lowest since 1969.
• The "Mission Act" has improved VA medical care immensely.

All you're doing is making a fool out of yourself.
Not my problem.

 

[protectionist]

Do you think what he said in that post is incorrect? What does Cuba have to do with it?

He said > "capitalist system that has to change for things to get better"

Well, it chaged to socialism in Cuba, and right now, they are a train wreck. Couldn't be worse. Don't even have electric power. Everything dark at night. Pitiful.

 

[hjmick]

I'm not going to claim it one way or the other, let's just look at the record and you decide.

Trump once posted a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. He later deleted it--but never apologized for it.¹

During his first term, multiple reports said Trump referred to predominantly Black nations as “sh*thole countries,” while asking why America couldn’t get more immigrants from places like Norway. He initially denied saying it. Later, he publicly bragged that he had said it and still stood by the sentiment.²

So let’s pause right there.

Predominantly white country? Desirable.

Predominantly Black countries? “Sh*tholes.”

Then came the second term.

On day one, Trump launched a sweeping war on DEI and diversity initiatives--not just in government, but across universities, businesses, law firms, and institutions nationwide.³

Then came the purge.

One after another, high-profile Black public officials were fired or pushed out:

– Gen. Charles Q. Brown, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs⁴
– Carla Hayden, Librarian of Congress⁵
– Gwynne Wilcox, NLRB
– Robert Primus, Surface Transportation Board
– Alvin Brown, NTSB
– Peggy Carr, National Center for Education Statistics
– Willie Phillips, FERC
– Lisa Cook, Federal Reserve Board

And the list kept growing.

Maybe coincidence.

Maybe not.

But then came the policy changes.

Trump rescinded a long-standing Johnson-era executive order prohibiting discrimination by federal contractors on the basis of race, religion, sex, and national origin.⁶

Then his administration removed a federal contracting provision literally titled:

“Prohibition of Segregated Facilities.”⁷

Read that again slowly.

The federal government under Donald Trump rescinded anti-segregation language from federal contracting rules.

The clause had explicitly barred segregated waiting rooms, restaurants, drinking fountains, and workplaces.

Now, defenders will rush in and say:

“That doesn’t mean Trump supports segregation.”

Perhaps.

But why remove the prohibition at all?

Why make that symbolic move in 2025 unless you simply do not care about the signal it sends?

And signals matter.

Because extremists and racial grievance movements hear them loud and clear.

The administration was also accused by current and former HUD officials of effectively abandoning enforcement of the Fair Housing Act--one of the central civil rights achievements of the 1960s.⁸

Meanwhile, Black unemployment rose sharply after having reached historic lows under Biden.⁹

Then came voting rights.

Trump’s Supreme Court appointees joined rulings critics say gutted key protections of the Voting Rights Act.¹⁰

Afterward, Republican-controlled states moved aggressively to redraw congressional maps in ways critics argued would dilute Black representation:

– Louisiana: one-third Black population, yet maps pushed toward eliminating Black congressional representation
– South Carolina: efforts targeting Jim Clyburn’s majority-Black district
– Tennessee: moves toward nine white Republican districts despite substantial Black population centers

Justice Elena Kagan warned the rulings could produce the greatest reduction in minority representation since Reconstruction.

Now again--none of this, standing alone, is a smoking gun tattooed with the word “racist.”
That’s not how this works.

The real question is whether a pattern exists.

– A pattern of rhetoric.
– A pattern of symbolism.
– A pattern of policy.
– A pattern of targeting.
– A pattern of indifference to racial consequences.
– A pattern where Black officials, Black voting power, Black institutions, Black protections, and Black representation somehow always seem to end up in the crosshairs.

At some point, the defense of “coincidence” starts sounding less like analysis and more like ritual incantation.

How is that the KKK loves Trump?

Fact: Trump and Father were sued my NY AG for 'discrimination' against blacks
Fact: Trump's father was reported to attend a KKK rally.

Racial views of Donald Trump - Wikipedia

So is Donald Trump a racist?

You tell me.


References
₁ Obama addresses racist video shared by Trump depicting him as an ape
₂ Trump referred to Haiti and African nations as 'shithole' countries
³ Ending Illegal Discrimination And Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity
⁴ Trump Fires Black Officials From an Overwhelmingly White Administration
⁵ https://www.npr.org/2025/05/09/g-s1-65271/librarian-of-congress-fired
⁶ https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/LSB11268
⁷ https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-...gation-federal-contracts-far-regulation-trump
⁸ https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/22/realestate/trump-fair-housing-laws.html
⁹ https://finance.yahoo.com/economy/articles/black-unemployment-rate-jumped-april-213002176.html
¹⁰ https://apnews.com/article/supreme-...ng-louisiana-aa5d7dbde7c13654f341d152c2ad5229

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