Has anyone ever asked Trump (or any other birther, for that matter)...

[MrScorpio]

If they would ever question the place of birth, or college history, of a white man.... Ever? I wonder.

Well of course, it's ALL about racism.

They know it and we know.

It's just that there are too many fucking cowards around who won't tell Trump and the other bottom feeders that to their faces.

[RKP5637]

1. Trump is really a toad. Back aways I used to have a bit of respect for him, but

now he's shown his true colors and they are very very ugly. He's even taken on the physical movements / body language of a very ugly individual.

[HockeyMom]

2. Having met him in my and his 20s

I never had any respect for him. Not many New Yorkers do.

[Mojeoux]

3. The bullies at the Town Halls were clones of the bully racists after the Brown Vs Board of Ed

decision. The lined up as little kids walked into schools, screaming filth at the children.

I've been saying this all along.

[RandomThoughts]

4. Here is the problem Scorpio.

The last three Star Wars could be called racism, since they have the concept of some having the Jedi Gene, not how I think of it.

Also the Star Gate shows uses that same mechanism.

And some talk about less evolved in many shows, and if there are more evolved and less evolved, even if not by skin color, it is still a form of racism

And there are comments about some people being less evolved in many places, and if it is some genetic advantage that defines part of some group, then that is racism, even if not by color. Some use Neanderthals in comments even here, or knuckle draggers.

So the show heroes can be called racist.

and anyone that believes in noble blood lines, or any advantage by ancestor heritage is also racist.

And anyone that thinks that some are born lesser or different by inheritance, they are racist.



So there is far more racism then people know.


You can see all those stories not about some born difference, but about some spiritual thing not about biology.

There is a really long topic on that, most religions and groups say have lots of children, why? to out populate some other group. But is that becuase they will be genetically some way, or raised by those parents some way that would learn from them. It could also be becuase having a family is a good thing for most people.

So it can be seen many ways.

[Tansy_Gold]

5. I said it to an acquaintance at a party last week.

She flatly denied it, of course.

I pointed out that no matter where Barack Obama was born, no one was challenging that his mother was an American citizen. I pointed this out to her repeatedly. She did not herself challenge it.

I then said that because his mother was an American citizen at the time of his birth, he was a natural-born -- and not "naturalized" -- citizen.

"How can this be?" she sputtered.

I asked her about all the children born to Americans working in other countries, including the children of mutual friends. Were those children natural born citizens, or did they have to apply for citizenship and become naturalized citizen? She sputtered and tried to change the subject.

"The birthers wouldn't even think to question his citizenship if he were white," I told her. "It wouldn't even enter their heads. But he's black, and they can't stand it. They just can't stand it."

give me five minutes with Donald Trump and I'll tell him to his face. He's a miserable racist pig.


TG