Donald Trump: Full up to the eyeballs with hate. He won on that once, and hopes to do it again

[IDIOCRACY]

LOL so I'm a liar and trump is not. Boy are you a FOOL ! It must be true, those who believe they are religious are the most easily distracted by the devil. AKA trump.

Yeah u r a liar. A complete liar, and stupid. Inst. For crimanally insane u say. I feel bad for your offspring. BTW, I worked with nurses as well, one as a claim adjuster. Most r nuts, like u

 

[Stann]

Yeah u r a liar.

And you must be a total IDIOT ! Try to have a nice day. I plan on it. Good bye.

 

[IDIOCRACY]

And you must be a total IDIOT ! Try to have a nice day. I plan on it. Good bye.

Read my last post again. Its relevant

 

[surada]

You will believe anything, won't you?

Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue

No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.

www.thebulwark.com

At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.

So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.

 

[surada]

You will believe anything, won't you?

You mean that an elderly tennis star would criticize Trump as a fraud?

 

[22lcidw]

Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue

No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.

www.thebulwark.com

At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.

So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.

Meanwhile Joe is telling African Americans he was a slave when younger while carrying a bullwhip in his so-called rallies with them.

 

[surada]

November 22, 2015
In a Fox News interview, Trump defends the actions of his supporters who were caught on video shoving, punching, and kicking a protester at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama after the man interrupted the rally by shouting, “Black lives matter!” According to Trump: “Maybe he should have been roughed up, because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing. I have a lot of fans, and they were not happy about it. And this was a very obnoxious guy who was a troublemaker who was looking to make trouble.”

 

[surada]

Meanwhile Joe is telling African Americans he was a slave when younger while carrying a bullwhip in his so-called rallies with them.

Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.

CATHY YOUNG
JUL 17, 2024


FOLLOWING THE JULY 13 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of Donald Trump, his supporters—and many anti-anti-Trump commentators—have been wringing their hands about the supposed rhetorical extremism of Democrats and other Trump foes. It’s all a bit rich, though, given that violent, fearmongering, and dehumanizing rhetoric has been Trump’s stock in trade over the past decade. This is, after all, the man who started his presidential campaign on June 16, 2015 by claiming that the vast majority of immigrants from Mexico, including legal ones, are “bringing drugs [and] crime” or “are rapists”—and who recently accused Joe Biden of “running a Gestapo administration.”

At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.

So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.

November 22, 2015
In a Fox News interview, Trump defends the actions of his supporters who were caught on video shoving, punching, and kicking a protester at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama after the man interrupted the rally by shouting, “Black lives matter!” According to Trump: “Maybe he should have been roughed up, because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing. I have a lot of fans, and they were not happy about it. And this was a very obnoxious guy who was a troublemaker who was looking to make trouble.”

December 22, 2015
At a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Trump mentions the fact that Vladimir Putin “has killed reporters” and says he is “totally against that” himself: “I hate some of these people, but I’d never kill them.” (This comes on the heels of an earlier controversy in which he seemed to downplay Putin’s murders of journalists and political opponents by saying that “our country does plenty of killing also.”) Pointing at the journalists in the press pen, he repeats, “I hate them. . . . These people, honestly, I’ll be honest, I would never kill them. I would never do that.” And then, after taking a showman’s pause to imply uncertainty or hesitation: “Uh, let’s see, uh? No, I would never do that.”

February 1, 2016
At a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trump announces that he has been warned about tomato-throwers in the audience: “If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of ’em, would you? Seriously. Just knock the hell—I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees. I promise. I promise.”

February 22, 2016
Trump reacts to a nonviolent heckler in Las Vegas, Nevada with nostalgia for more violent times: “You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks. . . . I’d like to punch him in the face, I tell you.”

 

[DStar777]

Politicians making appeals to unity while fearmongering.. both sides do it.. It's at the point where it's
Ho Hum!!

 

[Stann]

Read my last post again. Its relevant

Sounds like you're the CRAZY one. Passing judgment on the majority of any one group of people is prejudice as well as just plain stupid. Congratulations now you're a bigoted stupid idiot.

 

[surada]

Politicians making appeals to unity while fearmongering.. both sides do it.. It's at the point where it's
Ho Hum!!

No they don't....not in my lifetime..I don't remember Truman but I remember Eisenhower and the rest of them.


Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.

CATHY YOUNG
JUL 17, 2024

FOLLOWING THE JULY 13 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of Donald Trump, his supporters—and many anti-anti-Trump commentators—have been wringing their hands about the supposed rhetorical extremism of Democrats and other Trump foes. It’s all a bit rich, though, given that violent, fearmongering, and dehumanizing rhetoric has been Trump’s stock in trade over the past decade. This is, after all, the man who started his presidential campaign on June 16, 2015 by claiming that the vast majority of immigrants from Mexico, including legal ones, are “bringing drugs [and] crime” or “are rapists”—and who recently accused Joe Biden of “running a Gestapo administration.”

At a moment when so many people on the right are smearing any impolite Trump critic as complicit in the assassination attempt, revisiting Trump’s long history of flirtation with verbal violence is in order—if only to keep the record straight.

So, bearing in mind that nothing Trump has said or done excuses or mitigates the horrific acts of his would-be assassin, here’s a list of instances of Trump normalizing, endorsing, promoting, or winking at political and other violence.

November 22, 2015
In a Fox News interview, Trump defends the actions of his supporters who were caught on video shoving, punching, and kicking a protester at a Trump rally in Birmingham, Alabama after the man interrupted the rally by shouting, “Black lives matter!” According to Trump: “Maybe he should have been roughed up, because it was absolutely disgusting what he was doing. I have a lot of fans, and they were not happy about it. And this was a very obnoxious guy who was a troublemaker who was looking to make trouble.”

December 22, 2015
At a rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Trump mentions the fact that Vladimir Putin “has killed reporters” and says he is “totally against that” himself: “I hate some of these people, but I’d never kill them.” (This comes on the heels of an earlier controversy in which he seemed to downplay Putin’s murders of journalists and political opponents by saying that “our country does plenty of killing also.”) Pointing at the journalists in the press pen, he repeats, “I hate them. . . . These people, honestly, I’ll be honest, I would never kill them. I would never do that.” And then, after taking a showman’s pause to imply uncertainty or hesitation: “Uh, let’s see, uh? No, I would never do that.”

February 1, 2016
At a rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Trump announces that he has been warned about tomato-throwers in the audience: “If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of ’em, would you? Seriously. Just knock the hell—I promise you, I will pay for the legal fees. I promise. I promise.”

February 22, 2016
Trump reacts to a nonviolent heckler in Las Vegas, Nevada with nostalgia for more violent times: “You know what they used to do to guys like that when they were in a place like this? They’d be carried out on a stretcher, folks. . . . I’d like to punch him in the face, I tell you.”

 

[Blisterfinger]

The accompanying dialogue that goes with that photo Biden was venting frustration with the stupidity of the American public for giving a con man like trump any credence at all. He does threaten our nation's safety and well-being. Self -serving idiots like trump always do.

Biden was spewing garbled hate during his whole speech and threatening us. He was using a show of force against MAGA with military against a blood red background. There's no excuse for this kind of a rhetoric in the United states. Fire the Democrats!

 

[surada]

Yeah u r a liar. A complete liar, and stupid. Inst. For crimanally insane u say. I feel bad for your offspring. BTW, I worked with nurses as well, one as a claim adjuster. Most r nuts, like u

I PREFER old school.

Why won't George W. Bush talk publicly about Donald Trump? It's simple.

While people often call on Bush to speak out against his GOP successor, he is standing by his pledge not to critique other presidents.

www.usatoday.com

 

[DStar777]

Donald Trump’s Violent Rhetoric: A Catalogue
No American public figure has done more to normalize political violence.

CATHY YOUNG
JUL 17, 2024

FOLLOWING THE JULY 13 ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION of Donald Trump, his supporters—and many anti-anti-Trump commentators—have been wringing their hands about the supposed rhetorical extremism of Democrats and other Trump foes.

Interesting. So Trump is so bad that... wait a minute. Wasn't there a time when the "liberal" establishment actually.. LOVED them some Trump??:


They knew (or should have known) what kind of person Trump was and is, right? So why so much love for him before 2015.. and so much hate for the SAME MAN now??

 

[Stann]

Interesting. So Trump is so bad that... wait a minute. Wasn't there a time when the "liberal" establishment actually.. LOVED them some Trump??:


They knew (or should have known) what kind of person Trump was and is, right? So why so much love for him before 2015.. and so much hate for the SAME MAN now??

Most people seem to like trump at first but when they really get to know him they do an about face. Learning the truth about trump changes everything.

 

[DStar777]

Most people seem to like trump at first but when they really get to know him they do an about face. Learning the truth about a person changes everything.

Sorry not buying it. He was always the Donald you see now and they SHOULD have seen it then.. but then he was perceived as one of the "liberal" establishment boys.. now he's just a disgraceful Republican.. you know the type: racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe, nazi, fascist.. any other labels you want to add?

 

[Stann]

Sorry not buying it. He was always the Donald you see now and they SHOULD have seen it then.. but then he was perceived as one of the "liberal" establishment boys.. now he's just a disgraceful Republican.. you know the type: racist, sexist, bigot, homophobe, nazi, fascist.. any other labels you want to add?

Agreed , for me he's always been a shady character. He personally adversely affected distant relatives of my family. They were truck farmers in southern New Jersey. They helped supply his casino in Atlantic City with fresh produce. They knew him / spoke with him directly. He assured them they would get paid / the check's in the mail. Then he declared bankruptcy. He made money on the deal and cheated thousands , maybe tens of thousands out of their wages and/ or payment for goods. I'm certain it helped lead to their premature deaths. They survived a Nazi concentration camp in Poland together but they couldn't survive trump. Closer to home , One of my own sisters was also dealt hardship because of him. Another story going back even further.

 

[surada]

Interesting. So Trump is so bad that... wait a minute. Wasn't there a time when the "liberal" establishment actually.. LOVED them some Trump??:


They knew (or should have known) what kind of person Trump was and is, right? So why so much love for him before 2015.. and so much hate for the SAME MAN now??

Not me. I've known about Trump since the 1980s.. He's always been a vulgar liar and a cheat. He talks like a mob bòss from New Jersey....and NJ ran him off. In NYC he's just a failed social climber.

 

[surada]

Agreed , for me he's always been a shady character. He personally adversely affected distant relatives of my family. They were truck farmers in southern New Jersey. They helped supply his casino in Atlantic City with fresh produce. They knew him / spoke with him directly. He assured them they would get paid / the check's in the mail. Then he declared bankruptcy. He made money on the deal and cheated thousands , maybe tens of thousands out of their wages and/ or payment for goods. I'm certain it helped lead to their premature deaths. They survived a Nazi concentration camp in Poland together but they couldn't survive trump. Closer to home , One of my own sisters was also dealt hardship because of him. Another story going back even further.

Trump's bankruptcies never hurt him.... just investors, contractors and vendors.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Trump's bankruptcies never hurt him.... just investors, contractors and vendors.

Trump is an amazing Patriot. We will be better off when he is president