The president has done or said things to earn all those epithets (except subhuman - I never called him that).
However, generalizing an entire group of people without evidence is not appropriate. But, also very Trump-like.
It's also very popular to mischaracterized what he said. He was upset at teachers that indoctrinate children on socialism, and not the entire group.
No offense, but that isn't very comprehension-like either. It's being disingenuous.
That is the reason why these remarks by Donald Trump and his son are doing great harm. It is exploitation by Trump, he is feeding discord and anger.
Should any American President be doing this?
The discord and anger is what brought this President to the executive office I'm afraid. We have a very intolerant culture today.
If you don't agree with certain POV you either get mischaracterized like the poster did above, or claim they have some ism, phobia or hate in their heart. Listening to another POV is deemed outrageous - and has been for at least 10+ years. People have been so arrogant and self righteous that they think it's perfectly acceptable to destroy those that disagree with their point of view.
People claiming their approach doesn't do great harm and cause discord and anger are being very naive. They just don't like a taste of their own medicine. (Shrugs) Most people don't. Yet, Trump was created and elected due to this 'we are all that' attitude from the opposite direction. He wouldn't be in office if the culture at large wasn't feeding the discord, contempt and anger to begin with.
That's been going on for years prior to Trump. He just does it in the same nasty manner, but in the opposite direction.
Should the media and politicians make excuses for doing it also? They are also leaders, and have shown no problem being jerks just like Trump can be. They claim they are punching back, but they have no problem taking a punch first themselves. Then name calling, labeling, etc is all acceptable unless its a Trump. Then HUGE problem. (eye rolls)
I personally don't like Trump. Never have. I also don't like the remarks coming from the other side that seem to feel they are perfectly within their rights to do it all these years prior. Now it seems like there is a competition to the top of the Jerk Train, and I see them pretty even in that race.
You can't claim we need civility when people can't show it themselves. Then when reminded of their lack of civility themselves? THey come back like some child claiming they need to do it first otherwise I don't need too. That's not leadership either. That's encouraging the discord and anger.
The division started way before Trump, and dare I say even Obama. It just seems to be getting worse, and people that think it was Trump aren't paying close enough attention.