Make America Great Again is a Cover for Make America White Again

[peach174]

Meh... the injuns were running around in loin cloths killing and enslaving each other. Whatever... we did 'em a favor.

Interesting observation. It could also be said that Hitler did the Jews a favor - since they all couldn't squat in the tiny little state of Israel.

It is estimated that whites were responsible for the deaths of over 100,000,000 Native Americans - yes, 100 million.

You including the Spanish as white?

Yes, Columbus and his butchers were considered white.

Good because they are the ones who killed the most out of that 100 million not the English.

 

[mudwhistle]

What's wrong with being rich? At least he doesn't owe political favors.

He may be rich - but he's even dishonest about that. Forbes lists his net worth at $4.1 billion - not the $10 billion that Trump claims.

How does whether he has 10 billion or 4 billion dollars effect you in the least? Are you jealous of his wealth and claim you are a victim because Custer killed you before you could make a billion? What is really your problem other than plain old hate and discontent?

My problem is with dishonesty. Even Trump admits that he plays to people's fantasies.

Sure he does.

Your fantasy is the Browning of America so it will eventually look like your average 3rd world depressed society.

 

[mudwhistle]

Meh... the injuns were running around in loin cloths killing and enslaving each other. Whatever... we did 'em a favor.

Interesting observation. It could also be said that Hitler did the Jews a favor - since they all couldn't squat in the tiny little state of Israel.

It is estimated that whites were responsible for the deaths of over 100,000,000 Native Americans - yes, 100 million.

You including the Spanish as white?

Yes, Columbus and his butchers were considered white.

Yep.....along with the Spaniards and white Hispanic Mexicans.....

 

[the_human_being]

What's wrong with being rich? At least he doesn't owe political favors.

He may be rich - but he's even dishonest about that. Forbes lists his net worth at $4.1 billion - not the $10 billion that Trump claims.

There is a difference between net worth and market value.

Who cares? I don't want the man's money.

You could not afford to buy one of his hotels or golf course's.
Which is what market value means.

Like I already said, I don't want the man's money. I am not jealous of his wealth.

 

[boilermaker55]

Remind yourself if you choose to ignore the past it will happen again.
With the rights of workers in this country being chiseled away those with power and influence will step into the past.

As your memory forgets though, the workers in the infancy of this country, especially in the south, either were slaves or paid minimal or "slave" wages to help this country move forward.
The exploitation of the American worker happened well into the 19th century. Not until the advent of Unions and the right of workers to band together did things start to change.

Some how that always slips their minds.

We became a white lead Super power and the most prosperous nation on the planet in record time; Obama has us on our knees groveling before the rest of the world and won't stop until he has 100,000,000 out of the work force.

You tell me what worked better

Keep talking about your racist garbage, did you forget this country was built on the backs of poor immigrants and enslaved African Americans?

According to my memory, there were a lot of pioneers, trappers, explorers, folks killed in the Civil War and in all the other wars who just may have contributed a little something toward building this great nation as well.

My memory doesn't forget. I simply refuse to dwell on the past as you racists tend to do. I look forward to the future for I cannot change the past and had nothing to do with it.

 

[2aguy]

The presidential elections have steamed into our American landscape like the iron train did into the old west. Great for the white man, bad for the Indians. And this train is great for Trump and bad for Latinos or any American that believes in a multicultural and diverse America. Trump has an immigration ("deportation") plan that has helped him surge in the polls. He is attacking the constitution and is unapologetic about his hate speech. Recently when his supporters beat a Latino American man with a steal pipe and urinated on his unconscious body, he merely shrugged it off and instead of speaking out against the violence, he was quoted as saying, "My supporters are passionate."

His slogan of "Make America Great Again" is really a cover for "Make America White Again."

Later Trump tweeted that he was against violence. That's the abuser's way - first the iron glove, then the soft one. He is playing a dangerous game and hoping to ride a wave of hate into the White House.

Trump's immigration policy or deportation policy of some 11 million people living and working in America will destroy our economy and lives - Latino lives, but those lives don't matter to Trump. America has been in a struggle against racism in this country and it is a struggle for the heart and soul of this very nation.

Yes, the Trump hate train, as I call it, is roaring down the track. The train has left the station and it's fueled by nativism and hate and it's steaming on with empty cattle cars attached and ready to be filled with more than 11 million undocumented immigrants, mostly Mexican that may be deported ironically from a land that was once theirs. Trump wants to build a perfect wall - a wall that is pure fantasy, much like the wall in Game of Thrones to keep out the white walkers. This wall is built to keep out Trump's worse nightmare - the "brown walkers" even though a high percentage of undocumented immigrants come by plane and overstay their visas. This huge wall will keep them from returning to America after we sort out the bad ones, then we will let them come back in, as he promises. As if he has given anyone a reason to believe him from his past flip-flops. The hypocrisy is ripe. Trump wants less government, less taxes and less Mexicans and to do that, he is willing to create more government and more taxes. And in the end, who will pay for three times more border enforcement, more border security and government that forcibly removes up to 11 million people including American children who are U.S. citizens?

The media is responsible for Trump. He is a reality show come to life and the reason he is leading in the Republican polls is the lack of positive Latino images and role models on television and film.

Trump is leading a "Make America White Again" campaign because his followers look at the "Leave it to Beaver" era when America was whiter, well at least on TV because that's where this uniformed mob is getting their American history lessons from. And the media lens is out of focus and wrong. According to the USC Annenberg study on images of Latinos in the media, less than five percent of the roles on television and film are played by Latinos, far less than the real numbers and 38 percent the Latinas are either naked or partially clothed and most of these roles of Latinos are written by predominantly young, male, white writers. Bad data in, bad data out. Latinos are underrepresented and under dressed in the media and this is the world the Trump followers are nostalgic for. Trump's portrayal of Latinos is a false and incorrect image, created from a white, in control and privileged perspective and that's how they want America to remain. It's easy to pick on the undocumented immigrants here, or as I call them, "Future Americans". They have no champions or billions to spend on a chance to buy the White House. They are too busy working and sweating in backbreaking jobs (that most white Americans won't take) and paying taxes into our social security system that they can never collect. They have left an estimated 100 billion in uncollected taxes in our coffers according to a government study. Immigrant labor in California has harvested 50 percent of the fruits and vegetables for this country and when they are stopped from working, such as what happened in Georgia, an estimated 100 million in crops are left rotting in the fields.

Hate and prejudice is built on ignorance and fear and no one has helped create that more than the media and Donald Trump. Trump himself says he will keep families together, just outside of America. In an interview he said, "Do we have a country or not?"

More: Make America Great Again is a Cover for Make America White Again Politics

Trump's "make America great (white) again" is a fantasy that is feeding anger, hate and racism. America will never be white again. America is headed toward brown. Actually, brown is a nice color.

No….only the white, racist wing of the democrat party would believe in that…...

 

[2aguy]

The presidential elections have steamed into our American landscape like the iron train did into the old west. Great for the white man, bad for the Indians. And this train is great for Trump and bad for Latinos or any American that believes in a multicultural and diverse America. Trump has an immigration ("deportation") plan that has helped him surge in the polls. He is attacking the constitution and is unapologetic about his hate speech. Recently when his supporters beat a Latino American man with a steal pipe and urinated on his unconscious body, he merely shrugged it off and instead of speaking out against the violence, he was quoted as saying, "My supporters are passionate."

His slogan of "Make America Great Again" is really a cover for "Make America White Again."

Later Trump tweeted that he was against violence. That's the abuser's way - first the iron glove, then the soft one. He is playing a dangerous game and hoping to ride a wave of hate into the White House.

Trump's immigration policy or deportation policy of some 11 million people living and working in America will destroy our economy and lives - Latino lives, but those lives don't matter to Trump. America has been in a struggle against racism in this country and it is a struggle for the heart and soul of this very nation.

Yes, the Trump hate train, as I call it, is roaring down the track. The train has left the station and it's fueled by nativism and hate and it's steaming on with empty cattle cars attached and ready to be filled with more than 11 million undocumented immigrants, mostly Mexican that may be deported ironically from a land that was once theirs. Trump wants to build a perfect wall - a wall that is pure fantasy, much like the wall in Game of Thrones to keep out the white walkers. This wall is built to keep out Trump's worse nightmare - the "brown walkers" even though a high percentage of undocumented immigrants come by plane and overstay their visas. This huge wall will keep them from returning to America after we sort out the bad ones, then we will let them come back in, as he promises. As if he has given anyone a reason to believe him from his past flip-flops. The hypocrisy is ripe. Trump wants less government, less taxes and less Mexicans and to do that, he is willing to create more government and more taxes. And in the end, who will pay for three times more border enforcement, more border security and government that forcibly removes up to 11 million people including American children who are U.S. citizens?

The media is responsible for Trump. He is a reality show come to life and the reason he is leading in the Republican polls is the lack of positive Latino images and role models on television and film.

Trump is leading a "Make America White Again" campaign because his followers look at the "Leave it to Beaver" era when America was whiter, well at least on TV because that's where this uniformed mob is getting their American history lessons from. And the media lens is out of focus and wrong. According to the USC Annenberg study on images of Latinos in the media, less than five percent of the roles on television and film are played by Latinos, far less than the real numbers and 38 percent the Latinas are either naked or partially clothed and most of these roles of Latinos are written by predominantly young, male, white writers. Bad data in, bad data out. Latinos are underrepresented and under dressed in the media and this is the world the Trump followers are nostalgic for. Trump's portrayal of Latinos is a false and incorrect image, created from a white, in control and privileged perspective and that's how they want America to remain. It's easy to pick on the undocumented immigrants here, or as I call them, "Future Americans". They have no champions or billions to spend on a chance to buy the White House. They are too busy working and sweating in backbreaking jobs (that most white Americans won't take) and paying taxes into our social security system that they can never collect. They have left an estimated 100 billion in uncollected taxes in our coffers according to a government study. Immigrant labor in California has harvested 50 percent of the fruits and vegetables for this country and when they are stopped from working, such as what happened in Georgia, an estimated 100 million in crops are left rotting in the fields.

Hate and prejudice is built on ignorance and fear and no one has helped create that more than the media and Donald Trump. Trump himself says he will keep families together, just outside of America. In an interview he said, "Do we have a country or not?"

More: Make America Great Again is a Cover for Make America White Again Politics

Trump's "make America great (white) again" is a fantasy that is feeding anger, hate and racism. America will never be white again. America is headed toward brown. Actually, brown is a nice color.

Yes……when all else fails….just start throwing false allegations of racism at people…that is why you lefties are such vile, evil people…..

 

[blackhawk]

Oh look a far left loon playing the race card how original I bet if Trump supported the Redskins changing their name the OP would love him.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What's wrong with being rich? At least he doesn't owe political favors.

He may be rich - but he's even dishonest about that. Forbes lists his net worth at $4.1 billion - not the $10 billion that Trump claims.

What difference does it make?

 

[the_human_being]

Remind yourself if you choose to ignore the past it will happen again.
With the rights of workers in this country being chiseled away those with power and influence will step into the past.

As your memory forgets though, the workers in the infancy of this country, especially in the south, either were slaves or paid minimal or "slave" wages to help this country move forward.
The exploitation of the American worker happened well into the 19th century. Not until the advent of Unions and the right of workers to band together did things start to change.

Some how that always slips their minds.

Keep talking about your racist garbage, did you forget this country was built on the backs of poor immigrants and enslaved African Americans?

According to my memory, there were a lot of pioneers, trappers, explorers, folks killed in the Civil War and in all the other wars who just may have contributed a little something toward building this great nation as well.

My memory doesn't forget. I simply refuse to dwell on the past as you racists tend to do. I look forward to the future for I cannot change the past and had nothing to do with it.

Oh so Custer is going out yet again one day and kill some more Indians? Unbelievable.

 

[boilermaker55]

No idea what that nonsensical statement means. The topic was about workers and their treatment.

Remind yourself if you choose to ignore the past it will happen again.
With the rights of workers in this country being chiseled away those with power and influence will step into the past.

As your memory forgets though, the workers in the infancy of this country, especially in the south, either were slaves or paid minimal or "slave" wages to help this country move forward.
The exploitation of the American worker happened well into the 19th century. Not until the advent of Unions and the right of workers to band together did things start to change.

Some how that always slips their minds.

According to my memory, there were a lot of pioneers, trappers, explorers, folks killed in the Civil War and in all the other wars who just may have contributed a little something toward building this great nation as well.

My memory doesn't forget. I simply refuse to dwell on the past as you racists tend to do. I look forward to the future for I cannot change the past and had nothing to do with it.

Oh so Custer is going out yet again one day and kill some more Indians? Unbelievable.

 

[peach174]

What's wrong with being rich? At least he doesn't owe political favors.

He may be rich - but he's even dishonest about that. Forbes lists his net worth at $4.1 billion - not the $10 billion that Trump claims.

There is a difference between net worth and market value.

Who cares? I don't want the man's money.

You could not afford to buy one of his hotels or golf course's.
Which is what market value means.

Like I already said, I don't want the man's money. I am not jealous of his wealth.

 

[LogikAndReazon]

Open borders for a better America !

 

[Soggy in NOLA]

Meh... the injuns were running around in loin cloths killing and enslaving each other. Whatever... we did 'em a favor.

Interesting observation. It could also be said that Hitler did the Jews a favor - since they all couldn't squat in the tiny little state of Israel.

It is estimated that whites were responsible for the deaths of over 100,000,000 Native Americans - yes, 100 million.

100,000,000???

 

[peach174]

Open borders for a better America !

GREAT!
Lets be like Europe which is on fire right now with their open borders.

 

[Lakhota]

Though a strong majority of GOP voters—63 percent—say they would like to simply deport all undocumented immigrants, they probably have no idea that it's going to cost taxpayers a pretty penny. Esther Yu-Hsi Lee has the break down:

The center-right organization American Action Forum (AAF) found that it would costbetween $400 billion and $600 billion to apprehend, detain, legally process, and transport every undocumented immigrant back to their countries of origin. Breaking down similar statistics, a Center of American Progress report found that it would cost an average of about $10,070 to deport each individual. The AAF report also found that without the 11 million undocumented immigrants, the U.S. labor force would shrink and real GDP would be reduced by $1.6 trillion.
​

That economic shrinkage has actually proven to be true in two states that have adopted policies designed to force out most of their undocumented immigrants: Arizona and Alabama.

The mass deportation most GOP voters want would cost taxpayers hundreds of billions

Who is going to pay for all this "mass deportation"? Republicans?

 

[peach174]

Meh... the injuns were running around in loin cloths killing and enslaving each other. Whatever... we did 'em a favor.

Interesting observation. It could also be said that Hitler did the Jews a favor - since they all couldn't squat in the tiny little state of Israel.

It is estimated that whites were responsible for the deaths of over 100,000,000 Native Americans - yes, 100 million.

100,000,000???

Three too many zero's
100,000-500,000 Native Americans in the U.S. have died since 1776. The high end would be around a million.

 

[Lakhota]

Meh... the injuns were running around in loin cloths killing and enslaving each other. Whatever... we did 'em a favor.

Interesting observation. It could also be said that Hitler did the Jews a favor - since they all couldn't squat in the tiny little state of Israel.

It is estimated that whites were responsible for the deaths of over 100,000,000 Native Americans - yes, 100 million.

100,000,000???

Yep, 100,000,000!

American Holocaust: D. Stannard (Oxford Press, 1992) – “over 100 million killed” “[Christopher] Columbus personally murdered half a million Natives”

Native American Genocide

 

[peach174]

Though a strong majority of GOP voters—63 percent—say they would like to simply deport all undocumented immigrants, they probably have no idea that it's going to cost taxpayers a pretty penny. Esther Yu-Hsi Lee has the break down:

The center-right organization American Action Forum (AAF) found that it would costbetween $400 billion and $600 billion to apprehend, detain, legally process, and transport every undocumented immigrant back to their countries of origin. Breaking down similar statistics, a Center of American Progress report found that it would cost an average of about $10,070 to deport each individual. The AAF report also found that without the 11 million undocumented immigrants, the U.S. labor force would shrink and real GDP would be reduced by $1.6 trillion.
​

That economic shrinkage has actually proven to be true in two states that have adopted policies designed to force out most of their undocumented immigrants: Arizona and Alabama.

The mass deportation most GOP voters want would cost taxpayers hundreds of billions

Who is going to pay for all this "mass deportation"? Republicans?

Now you are all about cost?

 

[Lakhota]

Though a strong majority of GOP voters—63 percent—say they would like to simply deport all undocumented immigrants, they probably have no idea that it's going to cost taxpayers a pretty penny. Esther Yu-Hsi Lee has the break down:

The center-right organization American Action Forum (AAF) found that it would costbetween $400 billion and $600 billion to apprehend, detain, legally process, and transport every undocumented immigrant back to their countries of origin. Breaking down similar statistics, a Center of American Progress report found that it would cost an average of about $10,070 to deport each individual. The AAF report also found that without the 11 million undocumented immigrants, the U.S. labor force would shrink and real GDP would be reduced by $1.6 trillion.
​

That economic shrinkage has actually proven to be true in two states that have adopted policies designed to force out most of their undocumented immigrants: Arizona and Alabama.

The mass deportation most GOP voters want would cost taxpayers hundreds of billions

Who is going to pay for all this "mass deportation"? Republicans?

Now you are all about cost?

Aside from the immorality of mass deportation - shouldn't cost also be a factor?