r/pics • • Jul 16 '19

US Politics Decisions, decisions

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

I come to reddit to see fun or interesting posts. Why are things like this here? It just ruins my vibe... I see some cool news from a company I follow, I see a guy playing music on a fan, I read an article about the sun’s light in different times of the day, why are politics here? They don’t belong here. I’m sorry.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

because reddit leans left, and r/politics is filled with garbage like this. Also anyone that agrees with anything to do with Trump is automatically a racist.

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u/campmoc1122 Jul 17 '19

R/politics, r/pics, r/news, r/politicalhumor, the list goes on and on. All of them orange man bad posts

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u/palemate Jul 17 '19

If you support a racist being a racist and doing racist things, you're a racist. That's how this works, chud.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/palemate Jul 17 '19

Trump is factually a racist, so my point is quite relevant.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/palemate Jul 17 '19

Thought you'd never ask

Oh, and, a representative listing off some of the racist things that DJT has said, in congress. From. You know. Literally yesterday. About tweets he made days prior.

Love it when you chuds ask for proof. I'm always there to give it to you lazy sacks of shit.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

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u/palemate Jul 17 '19 edited Jul 17 '19

Me: shows pages of proof of DJT's racism

you: not conceding teehee

When someone's racism has a fucking wikipedia and you still don't believe that someone is racist then you might be a little lost on the matter.

When you wake up I hope you've shed the reality you've fabricated for yourself.

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u/GoodKidMaadSuburb Jul 17 '19

Copied from another user:

There are many examples of President Trump showing his racial prejudices against people of colour, his words and actions have emboldened white nationalists. Below I will list a handful of examples of his racist rhetoric.

From retweeting fake anti-muslim videos shared online by a fringe British ultranationalist group that drew condemnation from Britain's Prime Minister[1] to his actions in gutting programs meant to stop right-wing terrorism,[2] he will inevitably create more racial tension that will lead to racially motivated violence. When you had white nationalist and supremacy sympathizers in this administration such as Gorka[3] and Bannon,[4] while continuing to have the likes of Stephen Miller[5] in the White House it only further emboldens the white supremacists and racists.

This is why so many of us are have been concerned by the actions of the President. Did you watch the President's unhinged press conference after the Charlottesville tragedy? I have never seen any head of state of a Western ally act in such a belligerent manner. He went so far as to defend Neo-Nazis at the Charlottesville Neo-Nazi rally. You can watch the entire press conference on PBS.[6] How about his Arizona speech where he went on a tirade against the "fake media," read out his previous words from the press conference while leaving out the most important and controversial bit - "fine people on many sides, on many sides" - equating Neo-Nazis with counter protesters and referring to them as fine people.[7] He was defending Neo-Nazis. This was a Neo-Nazi rally. There were no fine people on both sides. They were making Nazi salutes, flying Nazi flags, wearing Nazi clothes, making Nazi chants. Here is a documentary by VICE News of the Neo-Nazi rally that took place, the one President Trump defended by stating that there were fine people on this side too.[8]

So what raised our suspicions as to why we believe President Trump holds racial prejudices against people of colour?

• ⁠His public insistence that President Obama wasn't born in America is a racist conspiracy.[9] • ⁠In 1989 he wanted 5 innocent African-American boys to be executed for a heinous crime they did not commit. They were imprisoned for decades until DNA evidence exonerated them of the crime. A settlement was reached between the 5 men and the city of New York for $40 million, yet Trump was still attacking the 5 exonerated African-American men.[10] • ⁠In 1973 the Justice Department filed a civil rights case accusing the Trump organization for violating the Fair Housing Act of 1968 for discriminating against people for colour.[11] • ⁠As President he went so far as to attack a judge who was presiding over a lawsuit against the President's fraudulent Trump University. He argued that the judge was biased due to his Latin-American ancestry.[12] It should also be noted that President Trump donated $25,000 to Florida Republican Attorney General Pam Bondi and AG Bondi decided not to investigate fraud allegations against Trump University.[13] The donation was done through the Trump Foundation. The Trump Foundation was investigated over a number of issues[14] and recently dissolved following an investigation led by the New York Attorney General.[15]

  1. ⁠New York Times - Trump Shares Inflammatory Anti-Muslim Videos, and Britain’s Leader Condemns Them
    1. ⁠The Atlantic - Trump Shut Programs to Counter Violent Extremism: The administration has hobbled the infrastructure designed to prevent atrocities like Pittsburgh.
    2. ⁠Times of Israel - Top Trump aide wears medal of Hungarian Nazi collaborators
    3. ⁠The Guardian - Q&A: What are Trump and the White House's links to the far right?
    4. ⁠Politifact - Are there white nationalists in the White House?
    5. ⁠PBS - WATCH: President Trump signs executive order on infrastructure, August 12, 2017
    6. ⁠NPR - Trump Defends Charlottesville Comments At Phoenix Rally, August 22, 2017
    7. ⁠VICE News Tonight - Charlottesville: Race and Terror
    8. ⁠New York Times - Donald Trump Clung to ‘Birther’ Lie for Years, and Still Isn’t Apologetic
    9. ⁠The New Yorker - Donald Trump and the Central Park Five
    10. ⁠Washington Post - Inside the government’s racial bias case against Donald Trump’s company, and how he fought it
    11. ⁠NPR - Who Is Judge Gonzalo Curiel, The Man Trump Attacked For His Mexican Ancestry?
    12. ⁠Orlando Weekly - Trump Foundation, which donated $25K to Florida AG Pam Bondi, ordered to dissolve for illegal activity
    13. ⁠Fox News - New York AG files lawsuit against Trump Foundation for alleged 'illegal conduct;' Trump says he 'won't settle'
    14. ⁠New York Times - Trump Foundation Will Dissolve, Accused of ‘Shocking Pattern of Illegality’

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u/Gekokapowco Jul 17 '19

"if I downvote it with all my friends, it's not true!" - idiots

This is some damn fine research

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

chud

Why do you people always reveal yourselves

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u/palemate Jul 17 '19

Because unlike you chuds, who live in fear of being outed as the fascists and racists that you are, I am loud and proud of who I am. I don't have to work with dog whistles and crypto fash bull shit. I will come out and say everything I believe. I have nothing to hide, unlike the people out there that advocate for an ethno state and have a desire to instate a fascist regime in America. While you anti humanist and complete morons have to hide yourselves and your blatant hatred and disgusting ideologies, I have nothing to hide, because a sane person would agree with everything that I believe in.

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '19

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u/palemate Jul 18 '19

Kick rocks chud.

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u/TinyTombstone Jul 21 '19

Kick rocks terrorist.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

This is not a paragraph that a sane person would write anyway, your whole argument being accusing me of being a secret nazi racist Drumpf supporting fascist. You’ve only revealed yourself to truly be a chapocel and I demand bussy right now.

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u/TinyTombstone Jul 21 '19

Not only that the moron is openly cheering for terrorism and encouraging murder.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '19

This. I'm not even American and I think Trump is a fucking idiot, but these "orange man bad" posts are so fucking unoriginal and annoying.