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You dip shits need to make up your mind what you want today's Democrats to do about event's that took place before most of us were born and when the party was entirely different. Half of the ******* time to accuse us of denying that past, which we do not, and now you say we must erase it. How the **** do we do that. Would that not actually be trying to pretend that it didn't happen.
Republicans have to erase their Racist PRESENT and that will not happen as long as Trump and his alt-right demented minions are around
Racist? Could you give me one factual proven fact that Donald Trump is racist?
No on can make the blind see what they can't see. No one can make an apologist for bigots see what they don't want to see. No one can make a liar tell the truth when they have no interest in the truth. Yes I mean YOU.
The NY Times put it all very succinctly and eloquently in two recent editorials
Opinion | Failing All Tests of the Presidency
Selected excerpts:
What some have always known about Trump, others are slowly coming to realize, and with great shock and horror. The presidency is revealing the essence of the man and that essence is dark.
What America saw clearly in Trump’s disastrous handling of the violence in Charlottesville was a Nazi/white nationalist apologist if not sympathizer, a reactionary rage-aholic, a liar, and a person who has absolutely no sense or understanding of history.
By claiming that there were some “
very fine people” among the extremists marching in Charlottesville, the president made a profound declaration:
The accommodation of racists is his creed.
If you stand up for racists , you are a ******* racist. Here is more:
Opinion | The Failing Trump Presidency
Since the 1930s it has not typically been a challenge for an American leader to denounce Nazism. But there is nothing typical about this president; urged by some of his advisers and family members to summon the majesty and moral authority of the presidency to heal the wounds of last weekend’s neo-Nazi violence in Charlottesville, to put the good of the country before personal pique, he chose instead to deliver a defense of white supremacists that raised as never before profound doubts about his moral compass, his grasp of the obligations of his office and his fitness to occupy it.
In addition:
Five members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
delivered a rare rebuke, condemning race-based extremism in the military and the nation.
Foreign leaders, from Secretary General AntĂłnio Guterres of the United Nations to Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain, condemned intolerance and a failure of leadership in the White House.
But Trump, after a stiff and rehearsed condemnation of racism on the following Monday , revoked it on Tuesday.
Also:
Of all the many complaints and condemnations, the strongest came from Mr. Trump’s putative allies in
the business community, a glittering who’s who of financial and corporate leaders who began resigning from two White House advisory councils early last week, ultimately forcing the president to dissolve both panels in order to spare himself the humiliation of further corporate desertions. The White House ultimately abandoned a third advisory council, on infrastructure, an area where Mr. Trump had hoped to fulfill at least one of his campaign promises to create jobs.
All of these people, in and out of government, Foreign and domestic, conservatives and liberals,have spoken out forcefully against the behavior of the Fascists and Trumps response. Now try to tell me that it is all being imagined or manufactured. Please shut up now.