We're not talking about sin (or stupidity) we're talking about racism.And when their country of origin is America?
No amount of waffling on this one will wash the stain of sin off of it.
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We're not talking about sin (or stupidity) we're talking about racism.And when their country of origin is America?
No amount of waffling on this one will wash the stain of sin off of it.
Well, That's Jim Wallis. He used to be newsworthy.This pastor says that it is. And he calls out church leaders to label it as a sin.
True. The word has come to mean whatever the speaker wants it to mean, so the question of the thread really has no answer.It depends on what you define as racism.
No that is not racist. Racism is an insult to one's race, not country of origin.
Seems like you don't understand true racism.
Racism is when you discriminate against a specific race.
He simply told a group of immigrants that if they hate our country and how things are done here to simply go back to their own country. This is not discriminating against anyone but rather stating a fact.
Discrimination would be refusing to hire anyone of a specific race or giving them lower pay because of their race. There are many more examples but Trump does none of those.
True racism has nothing to do with hurtful words and more to do with actions.
Do you think he would have said the same thing if the individuals in question had been Caucasian?
The racism is the assumption that because they are not white, that they are not American, and must be from somewhere else (even though 3 out of 4 were born in the US).
That's only the assumption you're making.
Pretty racist of you too. Only noticing it because their skins aren't white.
Would there be outrage if Trump said it to whiteys? Of course not.
If those people were from Russia, Greece, or some other country with a broken down economy, and he felt they were insulting America as these women were? I have no doubt he would have said the same thing to them as well.Do you think he would have said the same thing if the individuals in question had been Caucasian?
Racism is when you assume he only said it to the because they were not white, and you have no legitimate reason for believing so.The racism is the assumption that because they are not white, that they are not American, and must be from somewhere else (even though 3 out of 4 were born in the US).
Never! How many times have he or other politicians said things like that to non whites? Never! What's your point? Donald Trump insults everybody he doesn't like. Most of the people he insults are white. It would be racist for him to refrain from insulting blacks or brown people because of their color.It's obvious in context. How many times have he or other politicians said things like that to Caucasians?
If those people were from Russia, Greece, or some other country with a broken down economy, and he felt they were insulting America as these women were? I have no doubt he would have said the same thing to them as well.
Racism is when you assume he only said it to the because they were not white, and you have no legitimate reason for believing so.
Never! How many times have he or other politicians said things like that to non whites? Never! What's your point? Donald Trump insults everybody he doesn't like. Most of the people he insults are white. It would be racist for him to refrain from insulting blacks or brown people because of their color.
Ah, but does he insult white people 'because of their skin color'??Never! How many times have he or other politicians said things like that to non whites? Never! What's your point? Donald Trump insults everybody he doesn't like. Most of the people he insults are white. It would be racist for him to refrain from insulting blacks or brown people because of their color.
He was obviously under the impression they were all immigrants.Even if they just had ancestors in those countries but were born in the USA?
First of all, he didn’t say “go back to where you came from” he said “Go back to where you came from, fix that economy, then come back and show us how it’s done! That is much different.You're really not familiar with the historically racist connotations of 'go back where you came from' (especially when the person in question isn't a first generation immigrant)?
Has he ever insulted non white people because of their skin color?Ah, but does he insult white people 'because of their skin color'??
Not good enough. If you want to be taken seriously, when you make a claim, you need to back it up. You simply calling the man a racist does not make him a racist.Look, the man is a racist. Get over it. Fanboys should be proud of their leader and not have to concoct elaborate reasons why their leader should be excused for his bad behavior.
It depends on what you define as racism.
There is only one definition of racism: prejudice of all people belonging to another race.
There are actually many definitions by very very crazy people.
What did Trump say that was racist?
No, that is not what he said. He said that since his case was directly against Mexico, he felt he would get a better evaluation from a Judge less inclined toward Mexico. Would you want a Russian judge if you were fighting Russia... or anything Russian?Something about a Mexican-American judge in Indiana not being qualified? I can't remember exactly but the quote set off a national firestorm.
No, that is not what he said. He said that since his case was directly against Mexico, he felt he would get a better evaluation from a Judge less inclined toward Mexico. Would you want a Russian judge if you were fighting Russia... or anything Russian?
Courts are disqualified all the time for possible prejudicial leanings in particular cases. Trump is just open and honest, saying what he thinks. Other lawyers slip around and "quietly" effect their changes of venue.
Very crazy people make stuff up.