Trump thread

Manhattan has homeless black people at every corner. Poverty is a bigger problem than we like to believe here in the US

 

Poor, poor black people,,,,,sniff, sniff

 

Are you being sarcastically emphatic? That's coming across as quite racist of you. This is your brain on religion. "Religion teaches love, respect and morals", more like racism, sexism, homophobia and other horrible shít.

 

sadly quite accurate

 

Are you kidding me? I love black people!

 

Then how come you let your comment come across as racist? There's no way you didn't mean that.

 

Sorry, i have nothing against black people, just against BLM

 

I've read none of these pages. I just came to spread the word of Trump because I know he isn't the most well favoured on this forum.

I agree Fred, glad we could find some common ground here. White cisgendered straight men are absolutely the most discriminated against in every civilized country right now. I'm not trying to play the victim but it's demonstrably getting worse for us, to the point where sexism and racism are being redefined so we aren't included in the mix of people that can potentially suffer these sorts of discrimination.

 

Exactly, The groups Black Lives Matter and such, are the most racist of anything today....it should be ALL lives matter, not black lives matter more than white lives. I dont get the point, are they trying to get white people arrested, or trying to let them get off easy with their crimes?

 

haha, sorry! Im kinda one of those guys that u know when i open my mouth, about 50% of what im saying is going to be unrelated bullcrap.

 

Trump is pretty much officially unstoppable, like him or not:

 

Nevada:
trump

45.9%
rubio

23.9%
cruz

21.4%

 

some food for thought

though i don't sympathize with blm i feel it's worth posting

 

some more food for thought..........was it worth destroying an entire city and piece of American History so they could get their point across?

 

damn

 

no, hence why i don't sympathize with blm though you could certainly argue that it was worth it, "a riot is the language of the unheard" - martin luther king jr

 

I had alot of respect for king until i realized how immoral of a man he was....was he really the best spokesperson for the race?

i thot he was peaceful too

 

he was a proponent for black rights first and a proponent of nonviolence second

i think it's disingenuous to write off king for moral digressions when you consider what he was able to accomplish for civil rights - his letter from a birmingham jail illuminates a lot re: his ideas, methods, and justifications thereof if you're interested: http://www.uscrossier.org/pullias/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/king.pdf

 

Im sorry, i didnt mean for that to come across that way. I still respect King, i am just dissapoiunted he was so immoral.

 

does that invalidate any of his accomplishments though? i don't think king's personal morals have much value at all in a discussion of his philosophy on race relations