Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence

[night_son]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

Sakes alive I hope he serves up some fresh picked watermelon to boot.

 

[Mac1958]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

His intense desire to placate and excite his base is a higher priority than anything. A N Y T H I N G. Even if it has to get ugly and obvious.

This is the strategy. It worked in 2016, and he's counting on it again in 2020. I guess we'll see.

Oh, c'mon, you can feign outrage better than that. Could've went with something like "goin put y'all back in chains" or something, anything.

Yeah, I'm not into outrage. I leave that for you nutters.

I made a point, it triggered you, it's all good.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

 

[Moonglow]

Trump will love Tulsa it has some of the best Okie traditions like: streetwalking hookers by the river, a 829% violent crimrate above the national average, corrupt Republican politicians, toothless slobbering drunks and drug addicts. But the great city of Tulsa is most famously known for race riots where white folks suppress the hell out of those uppity negroes for thinking they could live equally as whites do.

 

[rightwinger]

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[Ricky LIbtardo]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

His intense desire to placate and excite his base is a higher priority than anything. A N Y T H I N G. Even if it has to get ugly and obvious.

This is the strategy. It worked in 2016, and he's counting on it again in 2020. I guess we'll see.

Oh, c'mon, you can feign outrage better than that. Could've went with something like "goin put y'all back in chains" or something, anything.

Yeah, I'm not into outrage. I leave that for you nutters.

I made a point, it triggered you, it's all good.

"A N Y T H I N G."

I know it pains you pajama boys in to all caps, spacing, but c'mon ya lazy bastard you can put a little more effort in to your rants than that. I mean, how long did it take your wittle brain to come up with the all caps and spaced thingy?

 

[TheParser]

So-called "White supremacists" are few and far between, and they are weak, powerless, and of no consequence.

But the riots, looting, arson, and vandalism of two weeks ago show that another supremacy is growing, abetted by many members of the current majority ethnicity.

Amazing!

 

[Mac1958]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

His intense desire to placate and excite his base is a higher priority than anything. A N Y T H I N G. Even if it has to get ugly and obvious.

This is the strategy. It worked in 2016, and he's counting on it again in 2020. I guess we'll see.

Oh, c'mon, you can feign outrage better than that. Could've went with something like "goin put y'all back in chains" or something, anything.

Yeah, I'm not into outrage. I leave that for you nutters.

I made a point, it triggered you, it's all good.

"A N Y T H I N G."

I know it pains you pajama boys in to all caps, spacing, but c'mon ya lazy bastard you can put a little more effort in to your rants than that. I mean, how long did it take your wittle brain to come up with the all caps and spaced thingy?

Why? The message is clear. Look how it triggered you.

I'm done trying to spoon-feed you folks. Figure it out.

 

[Correll]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

 

[Ricky LIbtardo]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

His intense desire to placate and excite his base is a higher priority than anything. A N Y T H I N G. Even if it has to get ugly and obvious.

This is the strategy. It worked in 2016, and he's counting on it again in 2020. I guess we'll see.

Oh, c'mon, you can feign outrage better than that. Could've went with something like "goin put y'all back in chains" or something, anything.

Yeah, I'm not into outrage. I leave that for you nutters.

I made a point, it triggered you, it's all good.

"A N Y T H I N G."

I know it pains you pajama boys in to all caps, spacing, but c'mon ya lazy bastard you can put a little more effort in to your rants than that. I mean, how long did it take your wittle brain to come up with the all caps and spaced thingy?

Why? The message is clear. Look how it triggered you.

I'm done trying to spoon-feed you folks. Figure it out.

Oh, ya, I'm so triggered I'm laughing at you pajama boys with my morning coffee. It's always better to start the day with laughter. Now don't OD on soy today.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

I know that triggers you...

But in real life -- when you gotta explain yourself -- your comment missed the mark.....but I am sure you can relate....

It's like how when Obama tried to humanize Trayvon Martin and you closet racists lost your fucking minds......so spare me your explanations......Trump was trying to appease his white supremacist base like most republicans are forced to do...

 

[Moonglow]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

Sakes alive I hope he serves up some fresh picked watermelon to boot.

He should be able to since Oklahoma grows a lot of watermelon and white peoples be lovin' it.

 

[Correll]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

I know that triggers you...

But in real life -- when you gotta explain yourself -- your comment missed the mark.....but I am sure you can relate....

It's like how when Obama tried to humanize Trayvon Martin and you closet racists lost your fucking minds......so spare me your explanations......Trump was trying to appease his white supremacist base like most republicans are forced to do...

1. No, in real life, when someone lies about what you said, that is on them. Are you admitting that you know they lied? Were you just actively spreading the lie too, because you support the Lie?


2. Obama choose sides based on race. He sided with the black thug instead of the hispanic victim.

3. White supremacists are an irrelevant fringe, who's primary impact is to give you dishonest lefties something to smear good people with.

 

[Correll]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

Sakes alive I hope he serves up some fresh picked watermelon to boot.

He should be able to since Oklahoma grows a lot of watermelon and white peoples be lovin' it.

my wife and kid both love it. Me? NOt so much.

 

[JusticeHammer]

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists.

Three months after suspending his campaign rallies because of the coronavirus, Trump's campaign announced Wednesday that he will soon retake the stage in a crowded venue. Not only will the rally take place on June 19 -- a date known as Juneteenth, which marks the end of slavery in the United States -- it will be held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the site of a race massacre 99 years ago that remains one of the worst acts of racial violence in US history. In 1921, hundreds of African Americans were killed when white mobs looted and burned what had been a thriving neighborhood known as "Black Wall Street." That is the city where Trump fans will gather this year on the day honoring the abolition of slavery.

He doesn't even try to hide his racism. This "president" needs to go.
He needs to take all you worthless trumpists with him.

Trump's decision to hold a Tulsa rally on Juneteenth is no coincidence | CNN

As the entire country -- and much of the world -- has turned its attention to fighting racism, President Donald Trump is sounding a supportive dog whistle to white supremacists, writes Frida Ghitis.

www.cnn.com

If a lib is saying this, you know it's a lie.

 

[rightwinger]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

Some of them are good people
Even those who participate in Nazi rallies

 

[Correll]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

Some of them are good people
Even those who participate in Nazi rallies

You are a filthy liar. You know that Trump did not say that.


YOu see any connection between years of telling blacks that republicans are evil and racist and people dying in the streets now?

Or, is that beyond you?

 

[rightwinger]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

Some of them are good people
Even those who participate in Nazi rallies

You are a filthy liar. You know that Trump did not say that.


YOu see any connection between years of telling blacks that republicans are evil and racist and people dying in the streets now?

Or, is that beyond you?

Yes, Trump thinks good people attend white supremacy rallies

 

[Correll]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

Some of them are good people
Even those who participate in Nazi rallies

You are a filthy liar. You know that Trump did not say that.


YOu see any connection between years of telling blacks that republicans are evil and racist and people dying in the streets now?

Or, is that beyond you?

Yes, Trump thinks good people attend white supremacy rallies

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Sometimes. But that is not what you people are implying, when you use that term. YOu are lying about what he said.


YOu are spreading race baiting lies, while people are dying in the streets in race riots.


YOur vileness knows no limits.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I think it can be a good thing --- maybe he will pay homage to those murdered during the riots in Black Wallstreet…...as long as he doesn't say there were good people on both sides

You know he explicitly stated that he was not referring to white supremacists when he said that. The media lied to you. They think you are stupid enough to fall for their lies.

Some of them are good people
Even those who participate in Nazi rallies

You are a filthy liar. You know that Trump did not say that.


YOu see any connection between years of telling blacks that republicans are evil and racist and people dying in the streets now?

Or, is that beyond you?

Yes, Trump thinks good people attend white supremacy rallies

View attachment 349216

Sometimes. But that is not what you people are implying, when you use that term. YOu are lying about what he said.


YOu are spreading race baiting lies, while people are dying in the streets in race riots.


YOur vileness knows no limits.

Says a person who is still upset his side lost the Civil War......