As I linked in post 20 Trump has the long history of racist behavior. This racism is not the new thing.
Trump long history of racist behavior is well documented:
Trump Has A Long And Well-Documented History Of Racist Behavior
How can anyone who accepts reality make denial that Trump was leader of Racist Birther Movement?
Again, let me remind, I didn't vote for Trump. This is not necessarily a defense of him as it is an annoyance with the media riling up people with manipulation. Anyways, this is just my take on his supposed history of racism:
1) Calling African countries craphole countries - Obama used similar derogatory words, of course, Left-leaning media will downplay it, say it's not the same. When the same point is that these are bad countries for a variety of reasons. Not because of the color of their skin.
2) I looked into the discrimination case, both Trump and his father said that certain people in management took their company's view to not rent to people on welfare as a reason to discriminate against various groups of people, such as blacks, by telling them rental property cost more than it did. However, even in the case files there are blacks who were rented apartments:
http://thehill.com/homenews/news/31...elated-to-trump-apartment-discrimination-case. There are contradictory claims by employees that Trump personally said to discriminate while others say they were simply told to discriminate based on income and not race. Which discrimination on income is something realtors do. Again, the media manipulating information to make something seem worse than it was or directly the result of the Trump's family influence.
3) The Central Park Five - he doesn't believe they are innocent. So what? Many people don't believe people are innocent in the public eye after they are proven innocent in court. Black people celebrated when O.J. Simpson got off and it appalled a lot of White people who felt he was guilty and it was obvious. O.J. went on to indicate with his behavior he was more than likely guilty and now Black people have egg on their face and disown him because of it. The point being, his believing these males who happened to be five black and one Hispanic were guilty of the crime is not necessarily an indicator of racism. Maybe he is overzealous and refused to look into the facts of the case.
4) John O'Donnell's book - I'm always skeptical of insiders with an ax to grind (plus he had went to work for Trump's competitors) and I'm always irritated with double standards. What you have is a hearsay type of situation. O'Donnell also had an ax to grind as well just like Omarosa does today. People didn't take it seriously back in the day when it was written, now suddenly O'Donnell's book is bulletproof evidence Trump is a racist. Still, people like to cite Trump's Playboy interview when he said what O'Donnell wrote is probably true. Again, I see Trump as kind of a person all over the place and says things off the cuff then later has to retract. He came back two years later probably when he found out what O'Donnell really claimed and denied he said anything like that. Nobody wants to quote when he praises black people tho, go figure, the media only wants to manipulate people one way and not present all the evidence.
5) Criticism of Obama (Birtherism) - I'm sorry, I fail to see how this is racist. Just because a White man criticises the first Black President and has questions about the validity of his birth certificate does not make him a racist. That's reaching. If he said something like "I don't want a Black man as my President" then that'd be racist. Besides, I know a lot of black people who had questions about whether Obama was truly born in Africa or Hawaii. I know some who looked at the evidence and felt something was amiss.
6) The various slurs - are you serious? He called black people "blacks" that's what we are, black people. Some black people don't want to be called African-American, they feel that's insulting. Some want to be called Black American or just Black. he called Mexicans just "criminals?" Really? That's not taken out of context? No, it's not reality that some illegals who cross the border don't commit criminal activity? Yes, it is reality. Yes, some protestors despite having what they feel is a noble cause have started becoming thuggish. As to him kicking anyone off his campaign, I suggest you watch Dorothy's testimony:
One of the reasons she left the Democrat Party and stopped believing the mainstream media is because she was at a rally and then she said when she got home she saw the mainstream media lie about what happened at the rally with a straight face.
7) On Muslims - it's a reality radical Islam is a thing. I do not see this as racist. I know the left wants to paint Islam as synonymous with race, it's not.
8) Criticizing Kaepernick - I criticize the NFL Anthem kneeling protest. What does it do? Nothing, but cause division. I also feel it was started from more media manipulation by making the black community feel the police were hunting them down when that's not true. If anyone goes and looks through history like I did and compare, police had fatal encounters with people of all races. I did a survey on YouTube starting from the time Trayvon was shot up until 2015ish and I had just as many videos of White people getting shot by police as black people, but media made black people think police were only out to get them. Recently I found this website:
https://www.fatalencounters.org/, and did a data dive on their database. I discovered that more White people got/get shot by police from 2012 till today than black people. Over the course of those years 1,848 more White people than Black people were involved in fatal encounters with police. Yet, the media made black people think it was the other way around. Of course, there is the fact there are more White people than Black people in America. Still, this is corroborated here:
https://www.statista.com/statistics/585152/people-shot-to-death-by-us-police-by-race/
A chart I made is attached, dunno if it worked.
Also, I served in the military, they have a right to protest, but it is insulting to veterans no matter how they try to frame it, it's insulting. There were other ways to go about protesting, plus it solves no problems and it only serves to cause more division and alienate supposed people you are trying to gain the attention of. You should be trying to gain them to your side, not push them away. It's silly. Also, what the media covers are there are other NFL players, many black, who disagree with it. Also, to add it is a place of work. I can't protest at my workplace without getting fired. Why is it different for them? So, he criticized Kaepernick and said he would throw him off the field and fire him. So what.
That video is not proof, it's a smear campaign. Takes quotes out of context, doesn't tell both sides of the story and plays on minority paranoia that there is a White boogieman around every corner trying to get them. By the way, if my post and avatar hasn't made it apparent, I'm a black man living in America. Sad I have to do that just to be "qualified" to say certain things.