Still Waiting fir the Lying Left to QUOTE the Pres. Trump's "RACIST COMMENTS".

Evmetro said:
He'd like to post it again right now, but his brain is all locked down with a short circuit. Give him a few minutes to get his shit together enough to post it again...
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Yep. He posts the same tripe over and over and over....
 
Gonzomin said:
Rightys deny and excuse all the racism and division that Trump preaches. His terrible hate has been given in many posts. Trump's racism is well known and rightys love it. It gets old. You guys will bend the facts and lie to protect your leader.
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Its a game trumps crackas play, dog whistles , winks and nods from their great white dope, funny how these cracka goyim thing and know what racism is to begin with
 
Earl said:
So, sock, you have no racist presidential quotes.
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"Go back where you came from" is a racial insult used in the United States to target immigrants or members of minority groups who are falsely regarded as immigrants. The phrase has a long history going back at least as far as 1798.[1] It is frequently directed at Asian-Americans.[2] Black Americans are often told "go back to Africa", despite the fact that on average, they have a longer family history in the United States than white Americans do.[3] The message conveys a sense that the person is "not supposed to be there, or that it isn't their place". The speaker is presumed to be a "real" American while the target of the remark is not.[4]

"Go back to where you came from" is deemed by the United States federal government and the court system to be discriminatory in the workplace. Its use has been accepted as evidence of workplace discrimination in cases brought before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)—a federal government agency that "enforces federal law to make sure employees are not discriminated against for their gender, sex, national origin or age".[5] EEOC documents specifically cite the use of the comment "Go back to where you came from", as the example of unlawful workplace conduct by co-workers and supervisors—
 
No, it’s not a racist comment.

It means that if you don’t like our country, go back to the mierda-hole that you came from...Venezuela, Cuba, China...or Somalia.

The First Amendment remains extant.
 
Yeah, it may racist, but an individual has the right to say it.

The President, as a government official, has no free speech right to exacerbate racial tensions with racist speech.
 
guno said:
"Go back where you came from" is a racial insult used in the United States to target immigrants or members of minority groups who are falsely regarded as immigrants.
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Immigrant and minority are not race. No race comes from any specific geographic location, which further makes the term about immigration and not race.


The phrase has a long history going back at least as far as 1798.[1] It is frequently directed at Asian-Americans.[2] Black Americans are often told "go back to Africa", despite the fact that on average, they have a longer family history in the United States than white Americans do.[3] The message conveys a sense that the person is "not supposed to be there, or that it isn't their place". The speaker is presumed to be a "real" American while the target of the remark is not.[4]
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The term is also used against whites. You are correct about how it implies a sense of "not supposed to be there, or that it isn't their place", but place is about nationality, not race. "Place" is connected to immigration, not race.

"Go back to where you came from" is deemed by the United States federal government and the court system to be discriminatory in the workplace. Its use has been accepted as evidence of workplace discrimination ...
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"Discriminatory" is not racism.
 
Trump's racism has been listed and posted many times. Legion and Grok, his sock, post these stupid threads over and over. Must be good money in posting lies. The public now is feeling what Trump is. It is ugly. Daffy could not even pull off caring about the brown people who were shot. Any other president would have soothed the American people and tried to bring us together. Trump saw it as a chance to bring racists and bigots even closer.
I wonder is he stepped on any oxygen lines?
 
No, it’s not a racist comment.

It means that if you don’t like our country, go back to the mierda-hole that you came from...Venezuela, Cuba, China...or Somalia.

The First Amendment remains extant.

Go back home.
 
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