@willpayton:
"You must have your head very deep into the dirt"
Projecting again?
"So Trump for years accusing Obama of being born in Kenya? Not racist, right."
Literally yes, exactly. How the heck is that racist? That was a big, widespread issue at the time, with loads of support amongst the right wing who were already distrustful of Obama for his vehemently anti-American foreign policy. Scores of people believed it and there are people who still do. Race has absolutely nothing to do with it.
"Trump saying he wants to ban all Muslims? I guess not racist."
You heard it here first folks: Islam is officially an ethnicity!
"The Justice Department finding Trump and his father guilty of racist policies in their business... I guess that's not racist either."
They literally didn't though. Ignoring the fact that I already addressed this in a previous post, the case was settled with no admission of guilt, and wrongdoing of any kind is still denied by Trump to this day. FBI-released pages confirmed that the vast majority of employees interviewed asserted no knowledge of any such activities, and one of the four witnesses used against Trump later signed an affidavit claiming that he was strong-armed by the prosecution into testifying falsely against Trump.
On top of that, the idea of Trump being racist in the past is canceled out by the fact that he directly pushed for the desegregation of elite clubs, and literally filed a lawsuit against Palm Beach for allegedly discriminating against his club because he accepted Jews and African Americans there. Not to mention the fact that he had a relationship with, donated to and raised thousands for blasted Al Sharpton himself, who is praised by the left as a leading civil rights activist(although he is in reality a bitter, racist fraud). Jesse Jackson, another leftist icon, alleged civil rights activist, (and another racist fraud) was incredibly friendly towards Trump, praising him many times. The Clintons even attended his exclusive wedding for pete's sake.
This whole "Trump is a racist" push is a recent creation born of partisan hatred that has lead all of those former associates to viciously turn against him simply because he is a Republican. The reality is that the idea of Trump being a racist has always been utterly baseless, whether going by his past history, or by his current: no matter how much you want him to be.
"Trump slandering a judge because that judge had Mexican heritage? Oh right, that's not racist, that's just what one does when one is in a legal case... you call the judge unfair because of his ethnicity."
Trump repeatedly stated that it was not solely because of his ethnicity(in fact when directly asked if this was the reason, Trump said "No, because of other things. I mean other things."), but because of the fact that he was a "very proud" Mexican who was part of a very pro-Mexican organization,(several, actually). Trump said he was getting some rulings, that were, in his opinion, absurdly stupid and obviously a result of some sort of animus. Trump linked the fact that he was building a wall between Mexico and the USA, to the fact that this judge was a proud Mexican. Now obviously this is not solid logic, and is hardly a good reason, but it is at least somewhat reasonable: think. If I am of heavy Israeli heritage, proud of it, and a member of several Israeli-exclusive pro-Israel organizations, might it be in any way possible that I might be somewhat biased against someone who is heavily advocating for a position that is perceived by many and portrayed as such by the media as anti-Israel?
Obviously that's only going to apply to a small number of people, and that's not a real, solid reason to conclude that someone is biased against you, but it is nonetheless a reason of some, albeit barely any, credibility. Not racist in the slightest.
"Multiple people who know Trump flat out saying he's a racist... oh right, you'll just ignore that because it doesnt fit your beliefs."
Oh yes sorry, I forgot the treasured, age-old leftist rule: unsubstantiated accusations against right-wingers are always conclusive proof of wrongdoing even without any evidence whatsoever to back them.
"You Trump supporters are amazing... you only believe what you want to believe."
Yet more projecting.
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