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Can We Please Acknowledge The Fact...

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So what DJT did 17-20 years ago is who he is, ok. So what he did in the limo with Bill Bush some 10-12 years ago is who he is. because some DJT supporters say that was a long time ago.

 

Can't have it both ways. You probably can have it both ways, is my gut feeling.

 

Limo? Not aware of your story please share?

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"He used the fear of minorities to get White rural Americans to vote for him."

 

No.

 

He was over the top on the Mexico rapist comment(s). I thought 'the wall' would go away after it was used for what I hoped was just a metaphor. So yes, these were careless, reckless and admittedly hurtful.

 

But is he wrong on a TEMPORARY MORATORIUM to Syrian immigration? The un-vetted mass immigration is just a security risk of epic scale. It should be done. Did some see this in the manner protrayed? Maybe, but few knew that thousands of completely unvetted, unchecked Syrians were coming in.

 

And I am not sure where he attacked or called out African-Americans for any reason.

 

Do I see where the comments and issues could be viewed as baiting? Yes. But I do not think they were targeted to 'rile up the white rural folks' as a political strategy - no.

Limo? Not aware of your story please share?

 

Maybe it was a van, but you know the story. He apologized for it.

"He used the fear of minorities to get White rural Americans to vote for him."

 

No.

 

He was over the top on the Mexico rapist comment(s). I thought 'the wall' would go away after it was used for what I hoped was just a metaphor. So yes, these were careless, reckless and admittedly hurtful.

 

But is he wrong on a TEMPORARY MORATORIUM to Syrian immigration? The un-vetted mass immigration is just a security risk of epic scale. It should be done. Did some see this in the manner protrayed? Maybe, but few knew that thousands of completely unvetted, unchecked Syrians were coming in.

 

And I am not sure where he attacked or called out African-Americans for any reason.

 

Do I see where the comments and issues could be viewed as baiting? Yes. But I do not think they were targeted to 'rile up the white rural folks' as a political strategy - no.

 

But it did rile them up. Played right into some of their wheelhouses. He knew it would he was brilliant with it.

Maybe it was a van, but you know the story. He apologized for it.

 

Oh ok the crass comments. Yep that's him and with friends in confidence when talking about our war stories I've said things, most people men and women have... Those are words.. Mr. CLINTON is a rapist enabled by his wife. That's who they are. Whole lot of difference between the two. The comments don't bother me so much. If he had Bill's history it would be different. The racist comments against him are not rooted in fact and are straight out of the liberal playbook. A racist guy does not receive praise from the equality torch bearers. If I felt he was racist I would have fought against him. That's who I am. He is guilty of being a great communicater which hampers his message.

Oh ok the crass comments. Yep that's him and with friends in confidence when talking about our war stories I've said things, most people men and women have... Those are words.. Mr. CLINTON is a rapist enabled by his wife. That's who they are. Whole lot of difference between the two. The comments don't bother me so much. If he had Bill's history it would be different. The racist comments against him are not rooted in fact and are straight out of the liberal playbook. A racist guy does not receive praise from the equality torch bearers. If I felt he was racist I would have fought against him. That's who I am. He is guilty of being a great communicater which hampers his message.

 

Thanks I rest my case.

...that Trump used racism to help him win this election?

 

We've heard how Hillary pandered to different groups of folks, but so did DT. He used the fear of minorities to get White rural Americans to vote for him. He got the angry white man and his wife who hate BO (and minorities in general) out to vote for him. He used that, the fact that Clinton was just as terrible of a candidate, and the IQ of some of his voters to get the votes he needed.

 

Will anyone that voted for him acknowledge that?

 

And no, that doesn't mean that everyone who voted for him falls into that category, so save your breath on that.

 

To encapsulate your statement: Papaw and I are two angry dumb scary old white people in the country who hate minorities.

Where do you get these items you state as facts? We were voting for Trump the day he announced his candidacy, we thought a businessman in the Whitehouse was a good change. He could relate to the same business strangling regulations we were under. Papaw and I are neither college educated but I took every tax and accounting course I could and then I had to learn computers for the office and Papaw took several classes for every year to keep up with engine and drivetrain improvements and air conditioning and regulations for air quality. Also, classes for use and disposal of several classifications hazardous chemicals. And then he had to learn to use computers for diagnostics. I guess you could say we learned a lot of our business as the government improved theirs. We read everything we got our hands on that pertained to our business. No, Papaw and I do not hate President Obama or any minority. We may not like his methods, like Executive Orders but they are legal, and he's well within his rights. In fact, according to the latest numbers, Papaw and I are now in an age minority. When we decided to back Trump, we did not even know who else would throw their hat in the ring, Ds and Rs. I think our number one reason to vote for Trump, we realized later we did not want a liberal SCOTUS for our families for the next 40 years.

I've never thought or felt that Bush was racist or that he was empowered by racism.

 

I've never thought that Obama was racist or empowered by racism.

 

I truly feel that Trump is at the least racially insensitive and he has been empowered by racism that he used in ways to help get him elected. Too many people see it and acknowledge it. His opponent being Hillary Clinton helped him a ton as well. He ran a masterful campaign and I acknowledge that. The route he took to victory was disturbing and eye opening.

 

For me me that is the difference racially when looking at Bush, Obama and Trump.

 

Trump doesn't strike me as inherently racist, but yes to the insensitive. He is flat out a bigot and misogynistic.

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To encapsulate your statement: Papaw and I are two angry dumb scary old white people in the country who hate minorities.

Where do you get these items you state as facts? We were voting for Trump the day he announced his candidacy, we thought a businessman in the Whitehouse was a good change. He could relate to the same business strangling regulations we were under. Papaw and I are neither college educated but I took every tax and accounting course I could and then I had to learn computers for the office and Papaw took several classes for every year to keep up with engine and drivetrain improvements and air conditioning and regulations for air quality. Also, classes for use and disposal of several classifications hazardous chemicals. And then he had to learn to use computers for diagnostics. I guess you could say we learned a lot of our business as the government improved theirs. We read everything we got our hands on that pertained to our business. No, Papaw and I do not hate President Obama or any minority. We may not like his methods, like Executive Orders but they are legal, and he's well within his rights. In fact, according to the latest numbers, Papaw and I are now in an age minority. When we decided to back Trump, we did not even know who else would throw their hat in the ring, Ds and Rs. I think our number one reason to vote for Trump, we realized later we did not want a liberal SCOTUS for our families for the next 40 years.

 

Did you read the last sentence of my post?

 

I didn't state anything as fact, this is merely my opinion. I didn't feel like I needed to put IMO, but maybe I did.

Trump doesn't strike me as inherently racist, but yes to the insensitive. He is flat out a bigot and misogynistic.

 

Some of his language did give me some pause. But I think he has been changing his ways as he sees his younger family through different eyes. Hopefully he is a better person after living with all kinds of Americans during this election. So I did not want my family to live with a liberal SCOTUS for the next 40 years.

Did you read the last sentence of my post?

 

I didn't state anything as fact, this is merely my opinion. I didn't feel like I needed to put IMO, but maybe I did.

 

Sorry, I read your statement as one of fact. I stand corrected.

He got out the vote. Regardless of his methods I at least gotta give him credit for that.

Some of his language did give me some pause. But I think he has been changing his ways as he sees his younger family through different eyes. Hopefully he is a better person after living with all kinds of Americans during this election. So I did not want my family to live with a liberal SCOTUS for the next 40 years.

 

I don't have to like him. And as long as he can do some good, I'll do my best to let bygones be bygones. But if I see evidence that such attitudes are influencing policy in a negative way toward women and minorities, I won't hesitate to call it out. There is a lot at stake for both groups.

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