[FONT=&]So the White Supremacist-In-Chief dully read someone else's speech, POW-like, blaming the latest carnage in El Paso and Dayton, which he called Toledo, on video games, the Internet, "mentally ill monsters." But everyone knows who to blame: Trump - the racist who's run over 2,000 Facebook[/FONT] campaign ads[FONT=&] slamming the "invasion" of immigrants, the accessory to the crime who fans the flames by calling for "the good old days" of unbridled violence against "the other," the "[/FONT]ethical black hole[FONT=&]" and POS of a human being so lacking in common decency there's no there there, just a foul breeze blowing. In El Paso, enraged and grieving [/FONT]residents [FONT=&]fashioned "diabolical" Trump pinatas and carried signs reading "Silence Is Violence" and viewed him as precisely what he is - an accomplice to white nationalist terrorism. "Trump is a cruel, cruel man," said one Mexican-American. "He’s a bad man. I don’t believe in the devil, but, if there’s such a thing, it’s him.”
https://www.commondreams.org/further/2019/08/05/racism-has-name
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To the idea that "racism has a name" here's a series of four tweet's from NPR's Sam Sanders on racism and Trump. It's not a defense of Trump but a response to the idea that just one person embodies racism. He posted this the other day after the Democratic debate.
His premise is more than rhetoric so he's not talking about some guy at the end of a bar. He's saying racism has been here before Trump and will be here after Trump and singularly focusing on Trump won't change much regarding racism.
People are free to disagree with him but he's coming from a much bigger perspective on racism (the school example being one).
The one person we refer to is the President of the most powerful country in the world. He’s the face of America, pal. Like it or not.
And that face of America emboldens and encourages racists. And gives them legitimacy.
As a black man he misses the point about racism in this country? That’s an interesting take. Not to suggest in any way that because he is black he is automatically correct because he’s not. But if white folks are supposed to shut up and listen...
Not only did I not know his color, but I don’t care, either.
Racism exists. What we can do without is our nation’s leader fanning those flames. Let your pal address that point.
His picture’s on his tweet. Hard to read the tweet and miss that. And he’s speaking from a black perspective in America.
And a progressive (black) gay NPR reporter is now my pal? (Not that I wouldn’t be friends with someone based on that criteria but that’s quite a switch).
Racism Has A Name ... and it is Democrat.
Open racism against the Withe Race.
And an even more extreme racial hatred for "Uncle Toms".
His black pal is blaming liberals it’s why cawacky posted him
Posting silly cartoons now? You are mentally ill if you think Trump had anything to do with this.
Trump never evokes race. The race baiting is the result of anti-Trumpers, who immediately conflate words such as “invasion” and “infestation” to certain races. They can’t help but do otherwise.
Playing the White race card!
I think that's a new one,even for
this white racist conservative heaven!

Why did democrat candidates Beto and Biden apologize for being white?![]()
I'm not a Democrat
you're not sure what you are are you,
one of those , "I'm my own person" phonies.
will get you nowhere int he real world, looks good at parties among your fellow nutters I guess
"hello Margret, did you hear the new jazz quartet was playing down at the club this weekend"
To the idea that "racism has a name" here's a series of four tweet's from NPR's Sam Sanders on racism and Trump. It's not a defense of Trump but a response to the idea that just one person embodies racism. He posted this the other day after the Democratic debate.
HA! That's just more lib racism. Did you enjoy the 24 mass shootings under BamaBoy?