IM2
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You've heearr trump say plenty of racist bullshit.
Trump is not a racist!
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easyt65
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Trump is a racist?
Thanks to Trump minorities experienced the lowest minority unemployment in US history...
COMPARE THAT TO
Due to DEMOCRAT lockdown mandates and edicts:
46% of all black-owned small businesses have been destroyed. 34% of all Latino-owned, 31% of all Asian-owned, & 25% of all women-owned small businesses are gone...and that was several months ago. Even more minority American's businesses, lives, and ability to provide for their families have been destroyed.
Thanks to Trump minorities experienced the lowest minority unemployment in US history...
COMPARE THAT TO
Due to DEMOCRAT lockdown mandates and edicts:
46% of all black-owned small businesses have been destroyed. 34% of all Latino-owned, 31% of all Asian-owned, & 25% of all women-owned small businesses are gone...and that was several months ago. Even more minority American's businesses, lives, and ability to provide for their families have been destroyed.
EvMetro
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As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
EvMetro
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As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
EvMetro
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- Mar 10, 2017
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- #467
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
Lesh
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Lesh
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You're defending this non person like he's your lover..
Really dude.
Save a little dignity
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As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
I'm neither left nor right, and don't have any interest in engaging in what is obviously an intentionally circular(as the thread title proves) debate as to whether or not a soon to be former president is a "racist".
I asked you a very simple question which would tell whether you truthfully, as you claim,
"enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon", or if you are just a partisan Trump defender.
Which do you think it is?
Lesh
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Until I looked into it a bit I wasn't sure if Trump was actually a racist or whether he was merely cynically playing to the racists. In point of fact the difference is minimal (a distinction without a difference) and now it matters even less.
He's a non-entity
He's a non-entity
EvMetro
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As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
I'm neither left nor right, and don't have any interest in engaging in what is obviously an intentionally circular(as the thread title proves) debate as to whether or not a soon to be former president is a "racist".
I asked you a very simple question which would tell whether you truthfully, as you claim,
"enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon", or if you are just a partisan Trump defender.
Which do you think it is?
Do you have evidence that proves Trump is a racist? Thats what this thread is about. Start a new thread with your topic, and I will post in it.
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- #475
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
I'm neither left nor right, and don't have any interest in engaging in what is obviously an intentionally circular(as the thread title proves) debate as to whether or not a soon to be former president is a "racist".
I asked you a very simple question which would tell whether you truthfully, as you claim,
"enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon", or if you are just a partisan Trump defender.
Which do you think it is?
Do you have evidence that proves Trump is a racist? Thats what this thread is about. Start a new thread with your topic, and I will post in it.
You made a statement that you "enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon".
The question asked of you related to your above statement.
So it appears that you agree that this thread is an example of a circular discussion.
Since your thread title is:
"Trump is Not a Racist", you obviously had established your position before anyone even replied.
EvMetro
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As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
I'm neither left nor right, and don't have any interest in engaging in what is obviously an intentionally circular(as the thread title proves) debate as to whether or not a soon to be former president is a "racist".
I asked you a very simple question which would tell whether you truthfully, as you claim,
"enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon", or if you are just a partisan Trump defender.
Which do you think it is?
Do you have evidence that proves Trump is a racist? Thats what this thread is about. Start a new thread with your topic, and I will post in it.
You made a statement that you "enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon".
The question asked of you related to your above statement.
So it appears that you agree that this thread is an example of a circular discussion.
Since your thread title is:
"Trump is Not a Racist", you obviously had established your position before anyone even replied.
Here is the opening post where I asserted that Trump is not a racist, and then challenged you to show me otherwise:
"I have never read or heard anything that Trump has ever said that is racist, yet I have seen lefties imply that he is. I assert that Trump is not a racist, but I will retract this if somebody could post a link to an actual quote of Trump saying something racist. I have seen plenty of allegations that Trump said things that are racist, but never an actual verifiable legitimate quote. Anybody got a link to such a quote?"
Markle
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TheGreenHornet
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We are all racists....nothing wrong with that.
The founders of this nation were racist.
Do not let the democrats intimidate you with charges of racism.....if anyone is tired of this racist b.s just come out and admit you are racist....then all this nonsense will go away. I guranteeee
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- #479
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
As you know, President Trump loves New York as much as he loves America.
Your post is bogus. At the time Trump took out that ad and made those statements the Central Park Five had been arrested, tried, and convicted which highlighted the crime wave in New York. New York was fed up. They had 1,896 murders the year of that assault.
Using that as an indication that President Trump is racist is just plain foolish and confirmation that you have nothing and are grasping at straws.
What did Trump say after they were exonerated?
Trump doesn't apologize to Central Park Five: 'You have people on both sides of that'
"You have people on both sides of that," Trump told reporters, but he did not apologize for taking out an ad calling for the teenagers' executions.www.usatoday.com
The CP5 thing doesn't belong in this thread unless you can produce some evidence that proves that any of Trump's actions or words were racially motivated as opposed to being motivated by disgust for the alleged crime/s.
The poster that I answered asked "what Trump said after they were exonerated", and I answered her.
It is in the link.
However, just to play the devils advocate, if the previous POTUS had made similar remarks that
the soon to be former one has, would you perceive HIM to be racist?
Just curious.
Racism is one of my favorite topics to discuss. One of my passions is differentiating actual racism from the political weapon.
That's obvious. And "racism" is a multi faceted issue.
So, based on that, had the previous POTUS had made similar statements to some of those made by the current one, would you have perceived him as a racist?
Often, lefties will evade the topic of my threads by asking new questions, and then they will accuse me of evading when I don't answer their evasion.
First, your post suggests that you doubt or didn't understand when I said that I enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon. This makes me wonder if YOU are able to do the same.
If the previous president made statements that were racist, I would call it racism. Perhaps you should post an example of what type of statements from Trump you are referring to.
I'm neither left nor right, and don't have any interest in engaging in what is obviously an intentionally circular(as the thread title proves) debate as to whether or not a soon to be former president is a "racist".
I asked you a very simple question which would tell whether you truthfully, as you claim,
"enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon", or if you are just a partisan Trump defender.
Which do you think it is?
Do you have evidence that proves Trump is a racist? Thats what this thread is about. Start a new thread with your topic, and I will post in it.
You made a statement that you "enjoy differentiating actual racism from the political weapon".
The question asked of you related to your above statement.
So it appears that you agree that this thread is an example of a circular discussion.
Since your thread title is:
"Trump is Not a Racist", you obviously had established your position before anyone even replied.
Here is the opening post where I asserted that Trump is not a racist, and then challenged you to show me otherwise:
"I have never read or heard anything that Trump has ever said that is racist, yet I have seen lefties imply that he is. I assert that Trump is not a racist, but I will retract this if somebody could post a link to an actual quote of Trump saying something racist. I have seen plenty of allegations that Trump said things that are racist, but never an actual verifiable legitimate quote. Anybody got a link to such a quote?"
Well, that is the basis of a circular, partisan argument.
Perhaps you should identify some examples of what YOU believe to be racist statements.
Until you do, it is obvious that you will just claim that any example that anyone provides, will result in you dismissing it because it does not align with whatever your criteria is.
Markle
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