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Trump's kowtowing to hate leads to synagogue shootings and more

Highland Deac said:
This week alone, we've had: an anti-black mass shooting, a mass assassination attempt on numerous prominent Democrats and Trump critics using mail bombs, and now an anti-Semitic mass shooting, all done by right-wing fanatics.

Yet, some LibDems have yelled at Mitch McConnell and Ted Cruz and some other GOP pols in restaurants and movie cinemas and such, so...#bothsides.
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Don’t piss on catamount’s leg.
 
We're getting close to Trump/Fox News condoning these attacks.

Bombs: It's the media's fault, nbd didn't work, we're the real victims

Shooting: it's the synagogue's fault for not having guards, featured guest on Fox is a neonazi using anti semitic rhetoric
 
WFFaithful said:
It would take the entire Republican party and all of it's elected officials in Washington to sincerely denounce all hateful rhetoric and call out their base and media outlets for doing the same for an extended period of time until the mentality changes.

This will never happen because they only care about #winning.
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The rubes would just find new leaders.
 
Right. That’s how the Tea Party and Trump came to power.
 
PhDeac said:
Right. That’s how the Tea Party and Trump came to power.
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Nope.

Trump is the direct result of the Dems running Hillary.
She managed to get beat despite having Hollywood, mainstream media and far more $$.
 
The rubes literally chose Trump over 16 other Republicans, most of whom were actual Republican leaders.
 
PhDeac said:
Joe Walsh continues to be an unexpected voice of reason in these troubling times.
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Seriously. I feel schizophrenic reading his twitter account. 50% of the time, his comments are pure garbage (usually on immigration), then the other 50% of the time, he’s woke as fuck.

Recently his woke side has been winning out.
 
WFFaithful said:
It would take the entire Republican party and all of it's elected officials in Washington to sincerely denounce all hateful rhetoric and call out their base and media outlets for doing the same for an extended period of time until the mentality changes.

This will never happen because they only care about #winning.
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+100
 
We're on a board of the top 1% of the top 1% of the country. Its hard for most of y'all to relate to #realamerica, ain't nothing's changing as long as you're on #teamtrannyrights. The smart thing to do is pick one or two groups to discriminate against (muslims and trannys will do the trick) and win the rubes by blaming whatever groups those are for their ills while also giving them things like healthcare. The rubes know they're selling out to the rich, give them an alternative.

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On the night of a hate crime mass murder, in the week where a white supremacist gunned down two innocent black people at a Krogers but wouldn't a white man, a week where a Trump supporter mailed fourteen pipe bombs to anti-Trump public figures, what did Trump do last night? He called Warren "Pochantus" and attacked Dems as stupid and bad people.

He is intentionally evil and basks in being so. He banks on the weakness, bigotry, hate and racism of Americans.

There's no more hiding. It's quite simple. If you support Trump or any elected official who supports him, you are choosing to support hate, bigotry and racism. You can't get around this. It is impossible to be a "fine person" or a moral person and support this man.
 
Yea, there’s no way twist a defense of the president of the United States of America this week. Multiple national tragedies and a mass attempted murder of political figures and he decides to go to rallies and gin up more hate and fear. Once again, great leadership in a time in need. Where are the good republicans to call this out? Oh right, they don’t exists.
 
Once we stop searching for “good Republicans” we can move on and govern without them. They have had plenty of time to come to their senses. If they haven’t come out now, they’re a lost cause.
 
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