QV said:
So if you state another country’s government is a failure, you’re racist now? You’re missing context on this one too.
I guess if he’s such a racist, we should see a drop in support from voters of those groups he’s racist towards. But they’re going up.
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Red on green is one of the worst colour contrasts on this forum. Pick another colour with contrast more suited to reading texts encompassing more than a few words.)
As I mentioned in another post, your continued willful dismissal of and/or re-interpretation of blatant facts to excuse behaviours, statements and attitudes that Trump has continuously displayed is...concerning. But then again, the collective thought processes of his base is concerning, as brought forward by multiple professionals w/ relevant fields of expertise, all of which have published multiple articles on the ‘phenomenon’ of Trump and his following and his effects on US society. Somehow, though, although I’ve selected a small handful to get you started—googling their names will easily bring up their publications and mentions—I doubt you’ll reflect upon any works and studies of
any highly educated, notable and experienced persons who’ve thoroughly delved into the highly problematic individual (for several reasons) who is the current POTUS.
-Bobby Azarian, Ph.D., cognitive neuroscientist and science writer
-Katarzyna Jaśko, (Associate) Ph.D, the study of relation between social identity and psychological reactions
-Dan P. McAdams, Henry Wade Rogers Professor of Psychology, human development & social policy
-Howard Lavine Ph.D, Associate Dean of the Social Sciences, professor of Political Science and Psychology. His work centers on the psychological underpinnings of mass political behaviour. Published articles in The American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, Political Analysis, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the New York Times, the Washington Post, and elsewhere.
To be clear, Trump supporters are not in and of themselves an issue. Trump supporters who can consistently find zero fault with the man, explain away/defend everything he says or does, even when shown repeated examples of how he is (further) damaging the foundation of a nation that’s already in peril in all sorts of ways, is. I’m extremely wary of anyone who cannot discern, or refuses to, the fact that he has inflamed tensions within that country to the levels not seen in quite some time. He has repeatedly exhibited levels of apathy, condemnation, bullying, cruelty, distastefulness, disrespect, lack of understanding, empathy and compassion for fellow man that is simply shocking and disgusting. (And before anyone states that the Rodney King period was just as bad and/or worse, start looking up the duration which conflicts lasted, how widespread, volume of persons directly involved in/affected by violence, types of violence and protests, etc and compare. What is occurring in the US now is more severe in terms of overall stats, reports & geography.) He is not helping to calm/settle or in any way reconcile issues within his borders. His actions are directly feeding conflict.
If all you got was “So he didn’t want to rent to welfare recipients. That’s not racist.” out of that scenario, then quite honestly, I haven’t much to say in response, other than what I already mentioned. Concerning.
As for the rest, frankly, I’m on my phone 99.99% of the time when on this site. Although I try to the majority of the time, inserting, editing, quoting, citing, as well as maintaining MOD activity can be highly tedious at best via this device. I spoon-fed examples which I stated can be easily referenced/searched and can be supported by multiple sources. If you want more details/info/substantiation to support what I already introduced, have at’er. Google is your friend.
And for your last bit, funny how (I can only assume you’re going off some sort of polling numbers) you’ll mention something like that, but in other posts entirely denounce the accuracy of polls and what they choose to reflect. You can’t have it both ways.