Trump, symbol of racism

Donald Trump is totally inappropriate to be president of the United States.

This is not an ideological expression. This is an expression of the shock from increasing evidence that it is intellectually flawed, with an unstable and morally bankrupt temper.

In just last week, he has again highlighted open hostility toward colored people I call racism and fanaticism and has demonstrated the lack of control of the impulse to hide the disgust you feel toward them even though it would go in his favor.

On Monday, Trumpi appeared at the White House ceremony in honour of World War II veterans, and used racist words referring to Senator Elizabeth Warren as “Pocahontas. ”

These people deserved better, and if Trump was thinking more about them than he would of himself like any American president he wouldn't have stolen his moment through his filth. But that's what happens when you let “Trumpin be Trump”: it shows its animality.

On Tuesday, the New York Times reported that anonymous advisers had told the newspaper that Trump brought up the racist lie of his political revival: questioning Obama's native, and therefore his legitimacy to be America's first colored president, or otherwise said, of being the only non-white American president.

According to the paper in question: “in recent months, they say, Mr. Trump has had closed conversations with different people to question President Barack Obama's birth certificate authenticity. ”

This unprecedented campaign shows the documents, which made Trump the most powerful in politics, is rooted in racial hostility.

Then, Wednesday, Trump shared an unverified anti-mysmilian video from an extremist right group in Britain on Twitter. As CBS News reported, “Video was tweeted by an account held by Jayda Fransen, a head of the parliamentary group of political party “Britiania first,”, which is known to promote anti-Islamic, anti-migration and nationalist agenda. ”

Disgusted with the clear affirmation that makes white primacy in America, Trump has already clearly supported white primacy in another country.

These are not mistakes. It's not coincidence. These are discoveries of the soul. It shows who Trump is and who he always was. So was Trump even before politics.

Trump's doctrine is white primacy. Yes, he is also diplomaticly disabled, full of addiction, then a corrupt pathological liar, but in the end he always returns to white primacy and attacks anyone who is not white.

Once he finds himself politically in a tight and inappropriate position, he immediately makes an attack on non-whites.

When his tongue is released, he always finds a non-white target to attack.

Anyone who doesn't see such a thing has just chosen to close his eyes.

Likewise, people who have chosen Trump and those who continue to support it are guilty of the damage they have done to this country.

Republicans were able to choose between 17 candidates; they chose Trump. The party gave him support. Many of the candidates who opposed Trump, including morally, eventually supported him. Millions of voters who had voted for the other candidates voted for Trump.

Don't let these people lie about voting Trump just because they had no choice and they wanted to vote against Hillary Clinton. They had choices, and they chose to reinforce their darkest demons.

They nominated and elected a sexist, a fanatic, a white primacy because, for them, these traits were, on one side, undiscussive, and on the other, recommended.

I only see shadows of the difference between an open racist hostility and an accommodation of this hostility. It's interconnected and interdependent.

There's no way you can maintain your honor when you bless a man like Trump. There is no way to believe that you have a place among the conservatives when you support a man who continues to demonstrate that he is obsessed with color ideology.

I believe in diversity and tolerance. But the tolerance of a hated ideology is not inclusive, but just gentle, so I don't participate in it.

If you support Trump and his racial animosity, you and I have nothing to say to each other. Nothing!

D'oh!