Donald J. Trump: President of the USA Part III Covfefe

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Dump supporters here must be proud.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-young-men-team-mitch-shirts-groping-n1039531

 

[buka001]

Dude with irrational fear complains about what he perceives to be the irrational fear in others.

Irrational fear ... yet the very thing I warned about might happen, for the reasons I said would happen, happened, for the reasons I said would happen ...

Lol

 

[Gingerbeardman]

Irrational fear ... yet the very thing I warned about might happen, for the reasons I said would happen, happened, for the reasons I said would happen ...

Lol

Too bad your version of events requires you to discount other contributing factors at the same time, which call into question the validity of your interpretation, and you are incapable of dealing with this objection when it is brought to your attention.

If you didn't have two-by-four stuck in your eye, perhaps your attempts to deal with the motes in the eyes of others wouldn't be quite so hysterically funny.

P.S.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._E._B._Du_Bois#Communism

In 1950, at the age of 82, Du Bois ran for U.S. Senator from New York on the American Labor Party ticket and received about 200,000 votes, or 4% of the statewide total.[267] Du Bois continued to believe that capitalism was the primary culprit responsible for the subjugation of colored people around the world, and therefore – although he recognized the faults of the Soviet Union – he continued to uphold communism as a possible solution to racial problems.[268] In the words of biographer David Lewis, Du Bois did not endorse communism for its own sake, but did so because "the enemies of his enemies were his friends".[268] The same ambiguity characterized Du Bois's opinions of Joseph Stalin: in 1940 he wrote disdainfully of the "Tyrant Stalin",[269] but when Stalin died in 1953, Du Bois wrote a eulogy characterizing Stalin as "simple, calm, and courageous", and lauding him for being the "first [to] set Russia on the road to conquer race prejudice and make one nation out of its 140 groups without destroying their individuality".[270]

How do you feel about instituting a communist system so that equity can be brought about between the races, which is apparently a social construct anyway?

Do you really think that the capitalist system is inherently racist and favours white people to the detriment of others?

Is it not obvious to you that this worldview is just as toxic as the Nazi worldview for all the same reasons that the Nazi worldview is toxic, only it is doubly so because of how perversely it tries to advertise itself as the opposite of what it is?

 

[cerebus]

Yes you are right. Let us end the discussion on Civil rights, prejudice and racism because some Marxist objected to Jim Crow laws, lynchings of black people and segregation laws.

It is Cultural Marxism and this evil must be blotted out from society.

You don't get it man. If you can just pick a name of a prominent activist and label them as cultural marxist without ever proving the existence of cultural marxism, and do it enough times at volume, eventually you'll have dismissed every liberal in the world with little to no effort. It's six degrees of Kevin Bacon for deluded right wing conspiracy theorists.

 

[Gingerbeardman]

You don't get it man. If you can just pick a name of a prominent activist and label them as cultural marxist without every proving the existence of cultural marxism, and do it enough times at volume, eventually you'll have dismissed every liberal in the world with little to no effort. It's six degrees of Kevin Bacon for deluded right wing conspiracy theorists.

And this is proof positive that Cerebus has no respect for any of the crap he spouts, if anyone was ever in any doubt.

 

[theratman]

Dump supporters here must be proud.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-young-men-team-mitch-shirts-groping-n1039531

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One of the young men involved appeared to apologize online, posting a picture of a note-card that says, “I was wrong ... I’m sorry." In his caption, he wrote: “My friends and I sincerely apologize to Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez, Senator McConnell, to our school, St. Jerome Parish, and our community for our insensitive actions at Fancy Farm this past weekend.”

That's a semi decent response imo.

 

[Grant]

Dump supporters here must be proud.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-young-men-team-mitch-shirts-groping-n1039531

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and yet total silence from the other side
Trump head burned in effigy outside L.A. City Hall - Los Angeles Times

 

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and yet total silence from the other side
Trump head burned in effigy outside L.A. City Hall - Los Angeles Times

You prefer they would have grabbed him by ****?

 

[Gingerbeardman]

You prefer they would have grabbed him by ****?

You come in here saying Dump supporters must be proud because of what a couple of kids calling themselves "Team Mitch" did?

And now people are supposed to treat you reasonably?

 

[theratman]

You prefer they would have grabbed him by ****?

Or burn an Obama effigy? Wait, someone's already done that too.

 

[Hamish McPanji]

Or burn an Obama effigy? Wait, someone's already done that too.

That was ages ago. And Obama was a Muslim Indonesian. So it doesn't count

 

[rietrot]

Dump supporters here must be proud.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-new...-young-men-team-mitch-shirts-groping-n1039531

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Not racist and white supremacist, right?

 

[Emjay]

Yes you are right. Let us end the discussion on Civil rights, prejudice and racism because some Marxist objected to Jim Crow laws, lynchings of black people and segregation laws.

It is Cultural Marxism and this evil must be blotted out from society.

Eh?

What the **** are you on about? We are discussing Trump's rhetoric and people blaming him for inciting violence.

and yet total silence from the other side
Trump head burned in effigy outside L.A. City Hall - Los Angeles Times

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Or how about the shrills outside his house calling for him to be stabbed in the heart?

Yeah, lots of vile rhetoric going around from all sides.

 

[buka001]

Eh?

What the **** are you on about? We are discussing Trump's rhetoric and people blaming him for inciting violence.



Or how about the shrills outside his house calling for him to be stabbed in the heart?

Yeah, lots of vile rhetoric going around from all sides.

Eh?/ Where do you come from?

The article I posted, which you claimed to have started reading was about the history of white supremacism in the USA.

Everyone and their dog wants to discount the history in the article because le Cultural Marxism. Eventhough the Multural Carxist had legitimate criticisms of Civil Rights issues, like Jim Crow Laws, segregation and so forth.

So, and here I go again, just like Nazi Germany, when ever some dissenting view existed, it was blasted into orbit by claiming it was either Jewish or part of Cultural Bolshevism.

So here we are again, where legitimate views on the Civil Rights movement written by a Civil Rights activist are to be ignored because he is a Multural Farxist. Strike it from the roll. Cannot allow this views at all, because think of the children.

 

[Emjay]

You don't get it man. If you can just pick a name of a prominent activist and label them as cultural marxist without ever proving the existence of cultural marxism, and do it enough times at volume, eventually you'll have dismissed every liberal in the world with little to no effort. It's six degrees of Kevin Bacon for deluded right wing conspiracy theorists.

Yeah, just as easily as you and others just like you so easily dismiss other people's points of view on the basis of absolutely nothing. It's just the same thing dressed up differently.

But, by all means. Let's have a discussion about how black women's lived experiences from the Civil Right's movement intersect with Trump's rhetoric. Maybe we can break down the origins of the word infestation further, and try understand how whiteness contributes to that hateful rhetoric. Sounds like it would make an amazing discussion. Please, go ahead and start up a thread.

 

[Gingerbeardman]

Eh?/ Where do you come from?

The article I posted, which you claimed to have started reading was about the history of white supremacism in the USA.

Citing Du Bois, who argued that capitalism was an extension of white supremacy as part of his worldview, that same worldview and logic was what was being used to support the claim that Trump is a white supremacist.

So your evidence that Trump is a white supremacist is because a batschit crazy commie said that capitalism is white supremacy.

Everyone and their dog wants to discount the history in the article because le Cultural Marxism. Eventhough the Multural Carxist had legitimate criticisms of Civil Rights issues, like Jim Crow Laws, segregation and so forth.

How does the history of the civil rights movement prove Trump is a white supremacist?

So, and here I go again, just like Nazi Germany, when ever some dissenting view existed, it was blasted into orbit by claiming it was either Jewish or part of Cultural Bolshevism.

Here you are again, running interference for cultural Marxism, while proclaiming that no such thing exists.

So here we are again, where legitimate views on the Civil Rights movement written by a Civil Rights activist are to be ignored because he is a Multural Farxist. Strike it from the roll. Cannot allow this views at all, because think of the children.

https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/thr...he-usa-part-iii-covfefe.1003908/post-23919393

Du Bois continued to believe that capitalism was the primary culprit responsible for the subjugation of colored people around the world

Legitimate?

 

[STS]

Cultural marxism at its finest. A literal rodent infestation cannot just be a infestation. It needs to be viewed in light of 2000 years of oppression and slavery.

Problem is when people see others as an infestation based on race, belief or nationality. Nazi propaganda at its finest.

 

[rietrot]

Problem is when people see others as an infestation based on race, belief or nationality. Nazi propaganda at its finest.

Yes I agree. Dehumanising people is bad. It's not a Nazi invention though, it is much older.

 

[cerebus]

Yeah, just as easily as you and others just like you so easily dismiss other people's points of view on the basis of absolutely nothing. It's just the same thing dressed up differently.

We don't do that. But I love how you're always happy to admit to bad behaviour as long as you can find some equivalent behaviour on the other side. Whatever helps you to sleep at night, I guess.

But, by all means. Let's have a discussion about how black women's lived experiences from the Civil Right's movement intersect with Trump's rhetoric. Maybe we can break down the origins of the word infestation further, and try understand how whiteness contributes to that hateful rhetoric. Sounds like it would make an amazing discussion. Please, go ahead and start up a thread.

I'll skip that offer but thanks.

The author of that article however has often repeated that Trump is a white supremacist with zero evidence. Trump has said some very morally poor things, but if you look at this history of his insults, and language, he is an equal opportunity offender. White, black, male, female, you name it.

Actually that isn't true. Trump's language use has very consistent patterns.

For instance, Trump invariably discusses the appearance of women when insulting them.

“Look at that face,” he said, according to Rolling Stone. “Would anyone vote for that?”

“Sadly, she’s no longer a 10.”

“Miss Piggy” and “Miss Housekeeping”

Ariana Huffington “is unattractive both inside and out. I fully understand why her former husband left her for a man- he made a good decision,”

she should stop “with the bad plastic surgery and nasty statements.”

If you mean that he equally lashes out at anyone he doesn't like, you're right, but he still exhibits clear bias in the way he does it and uses strong racial overtones and tropes when attacking non-white opponents.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/951572639528701952

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1155073965880172544

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1150381395078000643

 

[cerebus]

…the whole thing is a lie. If you were to assemble a list, a hierarchy of concerns, where would white supremacy be on the list? Right up there with Russia probably. It’s actually not a real problem in America. The combined membership of every white supremacist organization in this country was able to fit inside a college football stadium. I mean, seriously. This is a country where the average person is getting poorer and the suicide rate is spiking. White supremacy, that’s the problem. It’s a hoax. Just like the Russian hoax. It’s a conspiracy theory used to divide the country and keep a hold on power. That’s exactly what’s going on.