Which is your favorite excuse for Trump's racist tweets about the Squad?

Which is your favorite excuse for Trump's racist tweets about the Squad?

  • It wasn't racism, it was xenophobia.

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • They hate America,

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • He wasn't talking about the Squad.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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Guess I’m not as good at reading racism into comments as you are lol.

Did you take an online course to learn that? Have you considered a job with the media?

Yeah, I notice you lack many skills, including reading comprehension.

Tell us again what Trump ‘would have’ done, dumbshit. :rofl2:
 
Yeah, I notice you lack many skills, including reading comprehension.

Tell us again what Trump ‘would have’ done, dumbshit. :rofl2:

If you’re stupid enough to think Trump would hold back on the vitriol just because the people who were calling ICE Nazis—were white, there isn’t much I can say to dissuade you, so I won’t bother.
 
If you’re stupid enough to think Trump would hold back on the vitriol just because the people who were calling ICE Nazis—were white, there isn’t much I can say to dissuade you, so I won’t bother.

:lolup:

Another major failure. You don’t know “would have” from shit. “Would have” didn’t happen, did it, moron? :rofl2:
 
Trump is a very rich man and stupid people don't make billions of dollars. That was my point, asked and answered.

Well, Trump portrays himself as a very rich man. Of course w/o anyone being able to see his tax returns, we don't know for sure. We do know about the multiple bankruptcies. He also started out on third base, with a rich daddy who gave him millions -- multiple times, to bail him out. Trump's a genius at one thing: He is good at selling himself with a line of b.s. that would make P.T. Barnum envious. He has conned bankers, financiers, investors, would-be Trump-U students, and voters.... and done it better than anyone else.
 
Just a sad philosophical comment about today's 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It happened at the tail end of one of the most turbulent decades in our history. Civil rights. Women's rights. War in Vietnam. Protests, bombings, marches, riots, burnings, assassinations. Yet we somehow managed to overcome all that to create one of our most amazing human achievements -- putting people on a foreign space body that every person can see at night, and bringing them back home safely again. For a little while, our whole planet was one united species. Even if you weren't alive back then, you still may marvel at how primitive the technology was that enabled us to do this, compared to what you have in your purse or pocket today. We haven't done anything comparable in your life time, so far.

Fast forward to today. We have an insane clown for a president, a country far more divided than it was in 1969, yet still prosperous and influential. Once upon a time the world looked at us as a shining beacon of freedom, liberty, science, technology, achievement, aspiration, peace. Do you think that we still have that image?
 
Just a sad philosophical comment about today's 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It happened at the tail end of one of the most turbulent decades in our history. Civil rights. Women's rights. War in Vietnam. Protests, bombings, marches, riots, burnings, assassinations. Yet we somehow managed to overcome all that to create one of our most amazing human achievements -- putting people on a foreign space body that every person can see at night, and bringing them back home safely again. For a little while, our whole planet was one united species. Even if you weren't alive back then, you still may marvel at how primitive the technology was that enabled us to do this, compared to what you have in your purse or pocket today. We haven't done anything comparable in your life time, so far.

Fast forward to today. We have an insane clown for a president, a country far more divided than it was in 1969, yet still prosperous and influential. Once upon a time the world looked at us as a shining beacon of freedom, liberty, science, technology, achievement, aspiration, peace. Do you think that we still have that image?
of course we do -look a t all the immigrants from around the world trying to get here legally and illegally.
Our universities are world class, our economy dynamic and growing good jobs

I'll not go into the rest of the spiel
 
Just a sad philosophical comment about today's 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It happened at the tail end of one of the most turbulent decades in our history. Civil rights. Women's rights. War in Vietnam. Protests, bombings, marches, riots, burnings, assassinations. Yet we somehow managed to overcome all that to create one of our most amazing human achievements -- putting people on a foreign space body that every person can see at night, and bringing them back home safely again. For a little while, our whole planet was one united species. Even if you weren't alive back then, you still may marvel at how primitive the technology was that enabled us to do this, compared to what you have in your purse or pocket today. We haven't done anything comparable in your life time, so far.

Fast forward to today. We have an insane clown for a president, a country far more divided than it was in 1969, yet still prosperous and influential. Once upon a time the world looked at us as a shining beacon of freedom, liberty, science, technology, achievement, aspiration, peace. Do you think that we still have that image?

You should go back to where you came from for even thinking we are not still a shinning bacon on a hill
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Just a sad philosophical comment about today's 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It happened at the tail end of one of the most turbulent decades in our history. Civil rights. Women's rights. War in Vietnam. Protests, bombings, marches, riots, burnings, assassinations. Yet we somehow managed to overcome all that to create one of our most amazing human achievements -- putting people on a foreign space body that every person can see at night, and bringing them back home safely again. For a little while, our whole planet was one united species. Even if you weren't alive back then, you still may marvel at how primitive the technology was that enabled us to do this, compared to what you have in your purse or pocket today. We haven't done anything comparable in your life time, so far.

Fast forward to today. We have an insane clown for a president, a country far more divided than it was in 1969, yet still prosperous and influential. Once upon a time the world looked at us as a shining beacon of freedom, liberty, science, technology, achievement, aspiration, peace. Do you think that we still have that image?

Oh gawd, we have enough of that bullshit over here from the hard Left
 
Oh gawd, we have enough of that bullshit over here from the hard Left
why is it i feel the urge to render my garments in shame (strong emotion such as shame, anger, or mourning.)
when i read this drudgery? I need a guilt guide levels of shame
 
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