Proof That Donald Trump is a White Supremacist

[pakicetus]

Now that some of the news media is criticizing Trump for being soft on white supremacists, I feel like pointing out that they're missing the point: He is a white supremacist, and I can prove it. Here's a list of some evidence that I compiled a few months ago:

• He hired Breitbart.com's CEO, Steve Bannon, as his campaign manager, then hired him as his chief strategist, then placed him on the national security council, then promoted him to a role usually reserved for generals. Trump also let Bannon write some of his executive orders and speeches, including his inauguration address.
  
  If you don't know about Breitbart, it has called itself "the platform for the alt-right." The alt-right is a white nationalist movement that got its name from Richard Spencer. You know, this guy:
  
  
  
  Here is Breitbart admitting that "the media empire of the modern-day alternative right coalesced around Richard Spencer" and calling his website "a center of alt-right thought."
  
  Here is Milo Yiannopolous, at the time Breitbart's editor-in-chief and most famous writer, saying "The Jews run everything."
  
  Here is Breitbart admitting that the alt-right spreads anti-semitic hate. The same article says it's “Just to shock older generations,” but that's sort of hard to believe, considering all the other information in this list.
  
  Here is proof that Steve Bannon wrote a draft for a documentary about how "radical Muslims" might take over the U.S. government and create an "Islamic Republic" (they haven't lol). In it, he listed "enablers" of Islamic extremism that "advocate hatred and contempt for the West," including George W. Bush, the State Department—and "the American Jewish community."
  
  Here is another Breitbart writer, Katie McHugh, tweeting, "As if Indians could ever build the highly advanced welfare system that sustains their existence... lol" and "Funny how Europeans assimilated, unlike Third Worlders demanding welfare while raping, killing Americans." Breitbart's editor-in-chief responded to those statements by announcing, "Neither Steve [Bannon] nor I are fond of Twitter, but after reviewing these tweets, we're considering giving Katie a weekly column."
  
  Here is proof that Trump gave Breitbart the only reserved seat for his first press conference as the President-elect.
  
  During his campaign, Trump re-tweeted Breitbart three times as much as any other news source. He must have noticed what it stands for. To me, if you promote a white supremacist organization for years, you're a white supremacist.

More evidence against Trump:

• His picked Jeff Sessions for attorney general, who said he doesn't want to investigate police brutality and racism in case it harms police departments' reputations.
  
  
• He once funded an incredibly racist ad against the Mohawk Indians, which showed pictures of cocaine lines and syringes and asked "Are these the new neighbors we want?"
  
  
• He pledged "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," promised to shut down mosques, said "Islam hates us," and promised to create a registry of Muslims.
  
  
• He called a Hispanic Miss America contestant "Miss Housekeeping."
  
  
• He hired another Breitbart writer, Julia Hahn, as one of his assistants.

• At this point, he must know how much white supremacists love him. The 1,500 white supremacists at the Charlotville "Unite the Right" protest were only a tiny fraction of all the fascists who support him. R/The_Donald promoted the event, and it's the biggest political subreddit on the internet, with almost 500,000 subscribers. When at least 800 journalists received antisemitic tweets during the 2016 election, a study by the Anti-Defamation League concluded "The words that show up most in the bios of Twitter users sending anti-Semitic tweets to journalists are 'Trump,' 'nationalist,' 'conservative,' 'American' and 'white.'" I don't know about you, but if there was a massive hate campaign by fascists to intimidate Jewish journalists in my name, I'd be horrified, and I'd do everything possible to lose the support of that movement. Trump hasn't.
  
  
• He re-tweeted a meme of Hillary Clinton next to a bunch of money and a Jewish Star of David. I don't believe his excuse that he, a grown man who has lived on Earth for over 70 years, somehow thought the Star of David was a sheriff's star.
  
  
• He hired a national spokesperson who called Barack Obama a "half-breed" and "the head Negro in charge" on CNN.
  
  
• He hired Sebastian Gorka as a deputy assistant, who was Breitbart's national security editor, and who recently appeared on Fox News wearing a medal of Nazi collaborators.

This is why all the focus on Trump's weak response to the tragedy in Charlottesville is a mistake. Even if Trump performed a stirring and thundering condemnation of white supremacists after the Unite the Right protest, that wouldn't be enough. What really matters isn't just what he says, but what he does. To truly throw off the white supremacist movement, he'll have to do enough that white supremacists stop thinking he's their leader. I'm sort of an expert at that, because I've gone my whole life without gaining any Nazi followers, so here are some of my suggestions: He should fire the racists he's surrounded himself with; throw Breitbart and InfoWars out of the White House briefing room, and stop re-tweeting them; rescind his Muslim ban; stop deporting harmless people who have families; restore the funding to combat white nationalism that he cut two months ago, which is obviously needed now more than ever; give a heartfelt apology to all the people he's wronged and for the hatred he's spread; pass some laws that would help all the people the alt-right hates so much; and thank the leftist counter-protesters who bravely stood up to fascist thugs two days ago, instead of equating them with the Nazis they're resisting. In other words, he should just act like a halfway decent human being. Then, no one will believe he's a white supremacist, and without a POTUS they can look to as their leader and their hope, the horrific alt-right movement he's promoted might start to go away.

Meanwhile, if all the other people in the Republican Party (the politicians, the activists, the voters) want to prove they're not white supremacist too, they should start by renouncing him. I hope they do, but I can't show you they will.

 

[AvilaSurfer]

Man that's some good cut-n-pastin' there (think League of Their Own).
Doesn't really prove much, but it's voluminous.

 

[SavedByGrace3]

All you need to do to be accused of being a racist white supremicist... is be white.
That is all.

 

[MoonlessNight]

Man that's some good cut-n-pastin' there (think League of Their Own).
Doesn't really prove much, but it's voluminous.

He didn't even make the effort to try to keep everything relevant. For example, what does Milo's opinion on campus rape accusations have to do with white supremacy in any fashion?

 

[Wolfe]

All you need to do to be accused of being a racist white supremicist... is be white.
That is all.

I'm a straight white man, Kill me.
I deserve it.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

All you need to do to be accused of being a racist white supremicist... is be white.
That is all.

My girlfriend is Caucasian, and she's not a white supremacist.

All of the Caucasian Christians that I personally know are not white supremacists....

 

[Wolfe]

My girlfriend is Caucasian, and she's not a white supremacist.

All of the Caucasian Christians that I personally know are not white supremacists....

I think it was sarcasm, rather, hyperbole, because of the inane accusation that all white people are racist, or otherwise privileged based on their color, and therefor racist because of their unacknowledgement of their own privilege.

Atleast, I sincerely hope it was sarcasm.

 

[pakicetus]

So, you accuse someone of being a white nationalist, by saying that he's hired other people that you accuse of being white nationalist?

I don't know why you're using the word "accuse"; they are white nationalists.

And yes, if you want to make a group of white nationalists some of the most powerful people in the world, including the CEO of a white nationalist site, I'd say that's evidence that you're a white supremacist (not that that was the only evidence I gave). Most people who are not racists would be horrified at the idea.

 

[Korean-American Christian]

I think it was sarcasm, rather, hyperbole, because of the inane accusation that all white people are racist, or otherwise privileged based on their color, and therefor racist because of their unacknowledgement of their own privilege.

Atleast, I sincerely hope it was sarcasm.

I sincerely hope it was sarcasm too

 

[pakicetus]

I think it was sarcasm, rather, hyperbole, because of the inane accusation that all white people are racist

I never called all white people racist. Why is anyone in this thread even talking about something I did not say?

 

[Wolfe]

I don't know why you're using the word "accuse"; they are white nationalists.

And yes, if you want to make a group of white nationalists some of the most powerful people in the world, including the CEO of a white nationalist site, I'd say that's evidence that you're a white supremacist (not that that was the only evidence I gave). Most people who are not racists would be horrified at the idea.

No, you gave worse evidence.

you're all accusations.

By your logic, I can say that clinton is a terrorist, because, you know, benghazi.
Or that anyone who has ever paid taxes is a war supporter.

 

[Wolfe]

I never called all white people racist. Why is anyone in this thread even talking about something I did not say?

Because I wasn't talking about something you said, please, re read the chain.

 

[Star Dancer]

I am going to pray for peace

 

[pakicetus]

I personally know a neo nazi that wanted bernie, can I call bernie a neo nazi now?

Um, no. I never said Trump was a Nazi because one Nazi supported him. My main argument isn't that Nazis support him but that he supports Nazis. He's hired a bunch of outspoken white nationalists as part of his inner circle of advisors; that was his decision. It was his decision to re-tweet the image with the Star of David, to promote Breitbart for years, etc. If my evidence was that one white supremacist supported him, my post would've been much shorter.

 

[Wolfe]

Um, no. I never said Trump was a Nazi because one Nazi supported him. I said he's a white supremacist because he's hired multiple outspoken white nationalists as part of his inner circle of advisors, because of various things he's done and said, and because he relentlessly promotes a white supremacist site that he re-tweets like every day. If my evidence was that one white supremacist supported him, my post would've been much shorter.

You see, to actually accuse someone, you've gotta provide proof of your accusation.

As I said, you're accusing him of being a white nationalist, by using other people you accuse of being white nationalist.
I may not be alt right, but it isn't exclusively KKK members you know... You... You do know that right?
You know... A lotta criminals, A LOT of criminals are liberals.
So, by your logic, if you're a liberal, you're automatically a criminal.

And if you didn't say that he was a Nazi because a Nazi supported him, why would you sarcastically put it as one of the poll answers?
If this wasn't your point, what was it?

 

[Wolfe]

Um, no. I never said Trump was a Nazi because one Nazi supported him. I said he's a white supremacist because he's hired multiple outspoken white nationalists as part of his inner circle of advisors, because of various things he's done and said, and because he relentlessly promotes a white supremacist site that he re-tweets like every day. If my evidence was that one white supremacist supported him, my post would've been much shorter.

You also seem to forget his public condemnation of racism, and hatred, but knowing how you think, from this post, you'd find a way to wiggle that into a negative sense.

Your blind hatred for Donald Trump is a dangerous thing.

 

[SavedByGrace3]

My girlfriend is Caucasian, and she's not a white supremacist.

All of the Caucasian Christians that I personally know are not white supremacists....

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I agree... but that is not what our leftist friends think. If you are white you are a racist. In their minds... the two are synonymous.
You are not listening to them.

 

[SavedByGrace3]

I'm a straight white man, Kill me.
I deserve it.

Me too... I feel so guilty.

 

[createdtoworship]

Now that some of the news media is criticizing Trump for being soft on white supremacists, I feel like pointing out that they're missing the point: He is a white supremacist, and I can prove it. Here's a list of some evidence that I compiled a few months ago:

• He hired Breitbart.com's CEO, Steve Bannon, as his campaign manager, then hired him as his chief strategist, then placed him on the national security council, then promoted him to a role usually reserved for generals. Trump also let Bannon write some of his executive orders and speeches, including his inauguration address.
  
  If you don't know about Breitbart, it has called itself "the platform for the alt-right." The alt-right is a white nationalist movement that got its name from Richard Spencer. You know, this guy:
  
  
  
  Here is Breitbart admitting that "the media empire of the modern-day alternative right coalesced around Richard Spencer" and calling his website "a center of alt-right thought."
  
  Here is Milo Yiannopolous, at the time Breitbart's editor-in-chief and most famous writer, saying "The Jews run everything."
  
  Here is Breitbart admitting that the alt-right spreads anti-semitic hate. The same article says it's “Just to shock older generations,” but that's sort of hard to believe, considering all the other information in this list.
  
  Here is proof that Steve Bannon wrote a draft for a documentary about how "radical Muslims" might take over the U.S. government and create an "Islamic Republic" (they haven't lol). In it, he listed "enablers" of Islamic extremism that "advocate hatred and contempt for the West," including George W. Bush, the State Department—and "the American Jewish community."
  
  Here is another Breitbart writer, Katie McHugh, tweeting, "As if Indians could ever build the highly advanced welfare system that sustains their existence... lol" and "Funny how Europeans assimilated, unlike Third Worlders demanding welfare while raping, killing Americans." Breitbart's editor-in-chief responded to those statements by announcing, "Neither Steve [Bannon] nor I are fond of Twitter, but after reviewing these tweets, we're considering giving Katie a weekly column."
  
  Here is proof that Trump gave Breitbart the only reserved seat for his first press conference as the President-elect.
  
  During his campaign, Trump re-tweeted Breitbart three times as much as any other news source. He must have noticed what it stands for. To me, if you promote a white supremacist organization for years, you're a white supremacist.

More evidence against Trump:

• His picked Jeff Sessions for attorney general, who said he doesn't want to investigate police brutality and racism in case it harms police departments' reputations.
  
  
• He once funded an incredibly racist ad against the Mohawk Indians, which showed pictures of cocaine lines and syringes and asked "Are these the new neighbors we want?"
  
  
• He pledged "a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States," promised to shut down mosques, said "Islam hates us," and promised to create a registry of Muslims.
  
  
• He called a Hispanic Miss America contestant "Miss Housekeeping."
  
  
• He hired another Breitbart writer, Julia Hahn, as one of his assistants.

• At this point, he must know how much white supremacists love him. The 1,500 white supremacists at the Charlotville "Unite the Right" protest were only a tiny fraction of all the fascists who support him. R/The_Donald promoted the event, and it's the biggest political subreddit on the internet, with almost 500,000 subscribers. When at least 800 journalists received antisemitic tweets during the 2016 election, a study by the Anti-Defamation League concluded "The words that show up most in the bios of Twitter users sending anti-Semitic tweets to journalists are 'Trump,' 'nationalist,' 'conservative,' 'American' and 'white.'" I don't know about you, but if there was a massive hate campaign by fascists to intimidate Jewish journalists in my name, I'd be horrified, and I'd do everything possible to lose the support of that movement. Trump hasn't.
  
  
• He re-tweeted a meme of Hillary Clinton next to a bunch of money and a Jewish Star of David. I don't believe his excuse that he, a grown man who has lived on Earth for over 70 years, somehow thought the Star of David was a sheriff's star.
  
  
• He hired a national spokesperson who called Barack Obama a "half-breed" and "the head Negro in charge" on CNN.
  
  
• He hired Sebastian Gorka as a deputy assistant, who was Breitbart's national security editor, and who recently appeared on Fox News wearing a medal of Nazi collaborators.

This is why all the focus on Trump's weak response to the tragedy in Charlottesville is a mistake. Even if Trump performed a stirring and thundering condemnation of white supremacists after the Unite the Right protest, that wouldn't be enough. What really matters isn't just what he says, but what he does. To truly throw off the white supremacist movement, he'll have to do enough that white supremacists stop thinking he's their leader. I'm sort of an expert at that, because I've gone my whole life without gaining any Nazi followers, so here are some of my suggestions: He should fire the racists he's surrounded himself with; throw Breitbart and InfoWars out of the White House briefing room, and stop re-tweeting them; rescind his Muslim ban; stop deporting harmless people who have families; restore the funding to combat white nationalism that he cut two months ago, which is obviously needed now more than ever; give a heartfelt apology to all the people he's wronged and for the hatred he's spread; pass some laws that would help all the people the alt-right hates so much; and thank the leftist counter-protesters who bravely stood up to fascist thugs two days ago, instead of equating them with the Nazis they're resisting. In other words, he should just act like a halfway decent human being. Then, no one will believe he's a white supremacist, and without a POTUS they can look to as their leader and their hope, the horrific alt-right movement he's promoted might start to go away.

Meanwhile, if all the other people in the Republican Party (the politicians, the activists, the voters) want to prove they're not white supremacist too, they should start by renouncing him. I hope they do, but I can't show you they will.

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[createdtoworship]

Man that's some good cut-n-pastin' there (think League of Their Own).
Doesn't really prove much, but it's voluminous.

All you need to do to be accused of being a racist white supremicist... is be white.
That is all.

He didn't even make the effort to try to keep everything relevant. For example, what does Milo's opinion on campus rape accusations have to do with white supremacy in any fashion?

So, you accuse someone of being a white nationalist, by saying that he's hired other people that you accuse of being white nationalist?

Is surrendering thought a requirement to be anti trump, or is it just a common trend?

My girlfriend is Caucasian, and she's not a white supremacist.

All of the Caucasian Christians that I personally know are not white supremacists....

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I don't know why you're using the word "accuse"; they are white nationalists.

And yes, if you want to make a group of white nationalists some of the most powerful people in the world, including the CEO of a white nationalist site, I'd say that's evidence that you're a white supremacist (not that that was the only evidence I gave). Most people who are not racists would be horrified at the idea.

I am going to pray for peace

so you can read Trump's mind and tell that he is a white supremacist. Wow pretty impressive. Cause to objectively prove it you would need to enter inside his ear canal, tap into his neurons with a wire, and read and interpret his thoughts, then print them out and display them here. But just because he Hires a white person does not make trump any more of a white supremacist than me being hired by a white guy. Again even if something looks like racism, there is a chance that it is not true. And you said you could prove it factually but without being able to see his brain waves you really cannot stick racism in a test tube and prove it scientifically. So you have no argument