Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

[SYTFE]

OP is a faggot

1...

Hey you ignorant hack, what makes you think I support trump? Because I think the OP is a faggot? Is that really fair?

2...

Idk what "lulz" are. However, I know that you are a faggot. Like for sure bro.

3...

Wtf are you talking about?
I assume you are a retarded faggot?

And now 4. Got anything else to say? Or does your nurse only allow you to call people "faggots" before it's time for a nap? Maybe you need a diaper change? Is that why you're so cranky?

 

[buckeye45_73]

OP is a faggot

1...

Hey you ignorant hack, what makes you think I support trump? Because I think the OP is a faggot? Is that really fair?

2...

Idk what "lulz" are. However, I know that you are a faggot. Like for sure bro.

3...

Wtf are you talking about?
I assume you are a retarded faggot?

And now 4. Got anything else to say? Or does your nurse only allow you to call people "faggots" before it's time for a nap? Maybe you need a diaper change? Is that why you're so cranky?

Yeah I do, faggot.

 

[SYTFE]

OP is a faggot

1...

Hey you ignorant hack, what makes you think I support trump? Because I think the OP is a faggot? Is that really fair?

2...

Idk what "lulz" are. However, I know that you are a faggot. Like for sure bro.

3...

Wtf are you talking about?
I assume you are a retarded faggot?

And now 4. Got anything else to say? Or does your nurse only allow you to call people "faggots" before it's time for a nap? Maybe you need a diaper change? Is that why you're so cranky?

Yeah I do, faggot.

You need a diaper change? lol, do you need anything else? A pacifier perhaps, cretin? Something different to suck on?

 

[bripat9643]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

 

[SYTFE]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

 

[buckeye45_73]

OP is a faggot

1...

Hey you ignorant hack, what makes you think I support trump? Because I think the OP is a faggot? Is that really fair?

2...

Idk what "lulz" are. However, I know that you are a faggot. Like for sure bro.

3...

Wtf are you talking about?
I assume you are a retarded faggot?

And now 4. Got anything else to say? Or does your nurse only allow you to call people "faggots" before it's time for a nap? Maybe you need a diaper change? Is that why you're so cranky?

Yeah I do, faggot.

You need a diaper change? lol, do you need anything else? A pacifier perhaps, cretin? Something different to suck on?

I would offer you something to suck on, but you have Obama's cock permanently attached to your lips.......

 

[Hutch Starskey]

This thread is thick with the latent crowd.

 

[Dale Smith]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

 

[bripat9643]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

It has all been debated ad nauseum in this forum already. We don't need to go over it all again. You leftwing douche bags just keep repeating the same old already exploded horseshit over and over again because you think someone one who hasn't seen it being discredited might be fooled. The sad part is that it will probably work.

 

[SYTFE]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

So, rightists will only debate things that are....unbiased? lol

 

[ptbw forever]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

So, rightists will only debate things that are....unbiased? lol

Issues by themselves aren't biased and can be debated.

Opinions on issues are biased and can't be debated by themselves.

 

[Dale Smith]

If Donald Trump has done anything consistently in the year he’s run for president, it’s play nice with white supremacists.

That’s not to call Trump a bigot; it’s impossible to know what’s in his heart. But what Trump feels is less important than what he does. As a real estate developer and casino owner, he was sued for breaking anti-discrimination laws. During Barack Obama’s first term, he accused the president of foreign birth, blasting him as illegitimate and unfit to lead. And as a presidential candidate, he’s called for racist policies—surveillance and heightened scrutiny of Muslim Americans, a ban on Muslim immigration to the United States—and adopted racist rhetoric.

That rhetoric goes beyond the early (and false) claim that Mexico was sending “rapists” to the United States under the guise of immigration, beyond his attacks on Judge Gonzalo Curiel for his Hispanic heritage. Trump, who relies on social media to drive his message, has used his enormous Twitter platform to amplify racist and white supremacist messages. He’s retweeted anti-black memes, white nationalist writers, and users with handles like whitegenocideTM. And over the holiday weekend, Trump tweeted an anti-Semitic image of Hillary Clinton, complete with a Star of David placed on a background of cash. “Most Corrupt Candidate Ever!” read the star, which evoked old stereotypes of Jewish greed and avarice. The image wasn’t a Trump original—it came directly from a neo-Nazi Twitter account. The Trump campaign tried to claim it was a sheriff’s star, in an absurd attempt to dismiss the outrage as “political correctness.”

Zoom out and the picture is even more disturbing. In one comprehensive analysis of Trump campaign accounts—from Trump’s own to that of staffers and surrogates—Fortune magazine found that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee has retweeted at least 75 users who follow “influencers” for the “#WhiteGenocide” hashtag, the rallying cry of racists who believe there’s an effort to eliminate the “white race.” In turn, a majority of those accounts are followed by more than a hundred such influential users. Katrina Pierson, Trump’s national campaign spokeswoman—who is black herself—follows the most influential “#WhiteGenocide” account on Twitter. And that’s just one example.

Let’s table that discussion for later. For now, it suffices to say that it’s happening—that the Trump campaign is a superhighway for an organized horde of hate that defines much of the pro-Trump grass-roots presence online. Rooted in online communities like Reddit and 4Chan, these supporters—who often identify as “alt-right,” a current of conservative politics on the internet where racism thrives and anti-Semitism flourishes—are virtual shock troops against journalists who criticize Trump or scrutinize his campaign and its personalities. Jewish journalists, in particular, face the worst abuse.

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

So, rightists will only debate things that are....unbiased? lol

Nope, not at all.....but being pissed because someone sees it as bullshit doesn't mean they have to debate it point for point. There was a LOT of funky shit about Barrypuppet's past that was never vetted and at least a few people with some clout had the balls to point it out....of course leftards scream "racism" because that is all they have.

 

[SmokeALib]

What does our "political culture" do with HilLIARy's obvious hatred of conservative Christians?

 

[SYTFE]

Our Political Culture Doesn’t Know What to Do With Trump’s Explicit Prejudice

Very interesting commentary, and pretty scary. These "alt-right" cretins are some of the worst people on the planet -- absolute scum. No doubt, there are some of these Asperger-y clowns shitting up this forum with their over the top racism and hatred.

This political climate is getting totally sickening, and we have Trump and his disgusting supporters to thank for it. The question is, why aren't guys like Paul Ryan saying "enough is enough?" He continues to suck on Trump's orange cock. Why is that? Respect to the conservatives who speak out against Trump, this country needs more people like you -- Republicans with integrity.

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

So, rightists will only debate things that are....unbiased? lol

Issues by themselves aren't biased and can be debated.

Opinions on issues are biased and can't be debated by themselves.

What? Of course opinions can be debated. What the fuck is wrong with you?

 

[Dale Smith]

As usual, another giant load of horseshit concerning Trump.

Then DEBATE it. Prove it wrong. Do something useful, or get the fuck out of here.

Why would someone debate a hit piece by a black liberal??? No bias there, eh???? See, this is the kind of response posters write when someone posts a hit piece on Hitlery. Everyone has an opinion and he isn't even as informed as I am or quite a few other posters here. What he does have is a chip on his shoulder because he feels that Trump dissed his "boy".

So, rightists will only debate things that are....unbiased? lol

Issues by themselves aren't biased and can be debated.

Opinions on issues are biased and can't be debated by themselves.

What? Of course opinions can be debated. What the fuck is wrong with you?

Did I say that they aren't? But to tell someone to do so or get the fuck off of your thread is immature ......get it now? That was my point.

 

[rdean]

Fuck off you leftwing, speech code loving piece of shit.

Wow a slate article calling Trump a racist, how new.

What a load of shit in that article, what tweets are so offensive?

It's not that they don't know what to do with Trump's explicit racism, it's that his explicit racism has exposed the core of the GOP. Shown America who they are and what they stand for.

Can't wait until Trump takes the witness stand.

The dates all set. See ya in court.

 

[ptbw forever]

Fuck off you leftwing, speech code loving piece of shit.

Wow a slate article calling Trump a racist, how new.

What a load of shit in that article, what tweets are so offensive?

It's not that they don't know what to do with Trump's explicit racism, it's that his explicit racism has exposed the core of the GOP. Shown America who they are and what they stand for.

Can't wait until Trump takes the witness stand.

The dates all set. See ya in court.

As opposed to the New Black Panthers being exposed as the core of the DNP?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Fuck off you leftwing, speech code loving piece of shit.

Wow a slate article calling Trump a racist, how new.

What a load of shit in that article, what tweets are so offensive?

It's not that they don't know what to do with Trump's explicit racism, it's that his explicit racism has exposed the core of the GOP. Shown America who they are and what they stand for.

Can't wait until Trump takes the witness stand.

The dates all set. See ya in court.

rdean, the same shit every election. The republican is racist, blah blah blah...
and why are they racist? oh because they don't go along with the truly racist left.

 

[Dale Smith]

Fuck off you leftwing, speech code loving piece of shit.

Wow a slate article calling Trump a racist, how new.

What a load of shit in that article, what tweets are so offensive?

It's not that they don't know what to do with Trump's explicit racism, it's that his explicit racism has exposed the core of the GOP. Shown America who they are and what they stand for.

Can't wait until Trump takes the witness stand.

The dates all set. See ya in court.

So tell me, how many illegals are you sponsoring? How many muslim refugees are you giving a stipend to? Who the fuck do you think YOU are to claim that anyone that wants a secured border and common sense when it comes to taking in muslims from war torn countries is "racist"? If I am considered "racist" for totally agreeing with what has needed to be said for a long time, so be because I don't give s shit about the opinion of a leftard....never have. I can't think of one single scenario where I would EVER want to curry favor with one. Leftards are one trick ponies. They don't know shit about the geo-political scene, they have no clue about the banking system, they have no clue about the organic constitution but they sure like to lecture people about social engineering and catering to those that they deem as "protected classes.

 

[bodecea]

Saw a great commercial with a very true saying...fits many RWNJs on this board:

If Drumpf is the new GOP standard....what has happened to their standards?