Careful, Dude.
We are about to be klansplained that Trump fans aren't racist,and they are mighty tired of it.
Wait for it....wait for it....
Careful, Dude.
We are about to be klansplained that Trump fans aren't racist,and they are mighty tired of it.
Wait for it....wait for it.... Originally Posted by Groovy Johnson
Obama has used the term Anglo-American, but people like centex ignore nuance and the motives people present. Originally Posted by Austin DudeTranslation - When my guy uses a term like "Anglo-American" it is innocuous but if anyone else uses the same term it is racist and offensive! I'm the judge of who/what is racist so don't call me inconsistent, just STFU. If I couldn't call everyone who disagrees with me racist, I wouldn't be able to delude myself into thinking I'm not losing the argument. That would make me even more uncomfortable than hearing someone use the term "Anglo-American", which is racist but only when I deem it to be so.
Careful, Dude.You and Austin Dude can believe anything you want, it's your hallucination. The rest of us will continue viewing the world through a clearer and more balanced filter.
We are about to be klansplained that Trump fans aren't racist,and they are mighty tired of it.
Wait for it....wait for it.... Originally Posted by Groovy Johnson
Jeff Sessions is a bigot who was too racist to get Senate confirmation at one point. Originally Posted by Austin Dude"Now that Jeff Sessions is Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, you're going to hear a lot of people dig up old accusations that Sessions is a racist. In fact, CNN did so last night. However, between the nature of the accusations and Sessions's actual record of desegregating schools and taking on the Klan in Alabama, it strains credulity to believe that he is a racist."
"Now that Jeff Sessions is Donald Trump's pick for attorney general, you're going to hear a lot of people dig up old accusations that Sessions is a racist. In fact, CNN did so last night. However, between the nature of the accusations and Sessions's actual record of desegregating schools and taking on the Klan in Alabama, it strains credulity to believe that he is a racist."
http://www.weeklystandard.com/in-ala...rticle/2005461
Facts are pesky things. Originally Posted by gfejunkie
You and Austin Dude can believe anything you want, it's your hallucination. The rest of us will continue viewing the world through a clearer and more balanced filter. Originally Posted by centexguyThe rest of us? What were the numbers 47% believe him to be racist and 40% approval of his presidency. I think the rest of us part is against your view actually. To say Trump people view the world through a clearer and more balanced filter is fucking hilarious. That's a hallucination.
Minorities constantly say Donald Trump says racist things that offend us. Trump supporters tell us we are lying. Which is insulting, how can you tell minorities what’s offending them and seems racist to them? They then go on to give the dumbest excuses. Here’s some new idiotic ones: he doesn’t express antipathy to racism or show emotional support towards minorities. He doesn’t express antipathy to racism, that’s definitely true because he thinks white supremacists are fine people. That’s embracing racism. He also doesn’t show support towards minorities, that’s true too. He does show support towards abusive men and sexual predators. Odd he can’t muster support for minorities but he can find all the support for scum.Political speech is about saying whatever a particular group wants to hear. In those terms what's important is saying anything that will be received favorably, whether it's valid or not.
Or how about Trump doesn’t say anything racist: https://www.cnn.com/2016/06/07/polit...ent/index.html
That isn’t some liberal, progressive Democrat saying something Trump said was racist either. You can add that to calling the whole continent of Africa a shithouse, his racist comment about John Lewis district, the racist comment about the Khan family, and the list goes on. Trump has said plenty of racist things, his followers just refuse to admit they were racist.
Or this one: He doesn’t say meaningless things to show undue and insincere solidarity with minorities agendas, yet he has continuously made statements about the unemployment right of blacks. Again never admitting that it had it’s biggest drops under Obama, it went down 1.1% under him and went back up 1% in January. So obviously he tries to make statements about the agendas of minorities since jobs, jobs, jobs is suppose to be the goal for everyone. Maybe use some common sense because it’s not that hard. He doesn’t talk about other “agendas” of minorities because he’s on the opposite of most of them. Immigration, voting rights, equity, needless killings, white supremacists, etc. Those are the things minorities want solidarity on and Trump hasn’t shown he’s exactly for those things.
Yeah those Trump people will try their hardest to tell people what offends them. Originally Posted by Austin Dude
Political speech is about saying whatever a particular group wants to hear. In those terms what's important is saying anything that will be received favorably, whether it's valid or not.Malice and intent are important when talking legally. However they have no barring on someone making racist statements. You can't say racist things and then make the argument that I had no malice in what I was saying, therefore the offensiveness is just your feelings. No it's a fact that you made racist statements. He said a judge couldn't decide on a case because he was Mexican and Trump was going to build a wall. One, that statement lacked merit and the content was racist. Paul Ryan said it was textbook racism. But you can't say well Trump didn't have malice in that statement so it's just our feelings that it was racist. No, that's not how it works. A majority can't tell the minority what they can or should feel offended by and then telling them that their feelings don't make statements racist. That's what they did back during slavery and Jim Crow, why do you think that's a good thing to be doing now?
However in non-political speech what matters is the merit of the statement, and NOT the way it is emotionally received by a particular group.
If a minority group is offended by a statement which in content has no malice towards them then their offended feelings are just that, FEELINGS.
And feelings are not facts. Originally Posted by pussycat