First all lives matter now this. He was hated as a black fighter, but now he's pandering off to the same people who looked down on him and wanted his failure. You gotta pick a side eventually. I highly doubt next years NBA champions go to the White House, the black members of the SuperBowl winning team should boycott as well, but this guy will stand and smile next to a man who sees people who look like him as less than dirt.
Here you go. I doubt that it will make a difference because you obviously don't care for any group but your own but..
He led the Birther Movement against our Black President.
He said Mexicans are rapists.
He said that a American born judge couldn't do his job because "he's Mexican".
He said that we should ban all ******s from coming to US.
When asked about how to unite the country he talked about crime in inner cities and Law and Order.
He said we should have nationwide Stop and Frisk which has been ruled unconstitutional because it heavily affects black and brown people.
He was sued and lost for not renting to black people.
He was reluctant to disavow David Duke who everyone knows is racist.
He has wants to appoint White Supremacist Steve Bannon to a position in his White House.
He wanted to have the Central Park 5 executed even after their conviction was overturned.
And there is more. If you voted for him, you may not be a racist but racism against others doesn't bother you either.
Lol, Trump gonna be the president while still doing his usual business & entertainment appearances on the side with the same vigour
Most public president in a long while...
Read about him. He has direct ties to *******, racist and white supremacist organizations. His online rag Breitbart News serves as a platform for white nationalists, anti-Semites, and the so-called “alt-right” (what do you think all the *** talk is about bigjavi?).
An article entitled, “An Establishment Conservative’s Guide To The Alt-Right,” on Bannon’s Breitbart web site, is remarkably candid in its embrace of ******* ideology: “The origins of the alternative right can be found in thinkers as diverse as Oswald Spengler, H.L. Mencken, Julius Evola, Sam Francis, and the paleoconservative movement that rallied around the presidential campaigns of Pat Buchanan. The French New Right also serve as a source of inspiration for many leaders of the alt-right.”
But I'm sure people have an exciting for that too so either a). they support this ideology or b). don't want to believe it.
If those names above don't ring any bells:
The references to Spengler and Evola are euphemisms for German and Italian fascism. Spengler was a major influence on **** philosophy, within which his doctrine of Blut und Boden (Blood and Soil) was an integral component. Evola’s 1941 racist diatribe, “Synthesis of the Doctrine of Race,” so impressed Mussolini that he invited Evola to an in-person meeting. Afterwards, Mussolini helped Evola publish a journal, Sangue e Spirito (Blood and Spirit).
That should be more than enough, but of not, just read the headlines on his site, what are the topics? "****** **** culture", "****** immigration will destroy America", Bill Kristol is accused of being a “renegade ***.” Other headlines reference “********” and a “trans hate machine.” Another headline reads: “Birth control makes women unattractive and crazy.”
Bannon’s own writings are nothing but reactionary militarist jargon of "blood and honor." In May, Bannon wrote an inflammatory open letter to ***** praising the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Yeah. That actually happened and this guy is now going to be in the whitehouse.
Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke celebrated Bannon’s appointment as Trump’s chief strategist in an interview with radio host Don Advo, a neo-**** sympathizer. Reacting to the news of Bannon’s appointment, Duke commented, “We appear to have taken over.”
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