That's a stretch of a definition and we both know it. Nothing in your original post mentioned anything about it being a minority.
That's like saying "Hispanics are rapists!" and then correcting yourself to "A small portion of them are." when people call you out on your bullshit.
I don't think Trump is part of the religious right that you reference. If he is, it's only a matter of political convenience, and certainly not to the degree that, say, Ted Cruz is for example. Now, the people he's aligned himself with, yes, they should scare you. But I think there's plenty of them on the left too.
The sheer number of lawsuits doesn't concern me. We're talking about him, or his companies, right? He has a lot of companies. It includes everything from a fight at a Trump casino to someone crashing a golf cart on a Trump golf course, to a patron at a casino that didn't pay back a marker. Unusual for a presidential candidate? Sure. But not for a businessman of his stature.
That part about his son was hilariously out of place. I was thinking the whole time, "What point can he possibly make out of it?" Turned out, there was no point!
That just means there is a correlation.
islam is a religion, not a race, you shouldnt be called a racist or bigot for hating an ideology, same rules would apply to racism in that case (which is an ideology)
Dictatorship isnt always the wrong option for a political solution, its just not the overall best solution. There is a lot of hate in the middle east between different groups, restricting those groups is in everyones best interest, a democracy would be catastrophic in a situation when the majority wants to put a minority to death.
Calling someone a traitor for wanting immigration isnt necessarily racist or bigoted either, there are many reasons to be against immigration beyond racial hatred.
not sure who the 'guy' he was talking about was so i cant comment on that one
Im personally of the opinion that the tactic of labeling is a tactic used only by those with poor argumentative skills, i see this on the left alot, hillary labeling trump a racist over trivial bullshit that doesnt follow such as the whole 'birther' conspiracy, which her campaign started in the first place, besides there is nothing racist about questioning a persons birthplace or calling into question the authenticity of the evidence provided.
Folly and fakery have always been with us... but it has never before been as dangerous as it is now, never in history have we been able to afford it less. - Isaac Asimov
Every damn thing you do in this life, you pay for. - Edith Piaf
The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. - Orwell
No amount of belief makes something a fact. - James Randi
Bullshit selective reading:
On Trump:
On Sanders:So where did Trump come up with the eye-popping 59 percent? We can’t say with certainty, because Trump’s campaign, as usual, didn’t respond to our question.
So, no, the differance is that Trump's camp provided 0 info on their statistics, while Bernie's did.Sanders’ camp pointed us to research by the Economic Policy Institute, a left-of-center think tank. This data is different from the more familiar measurements for a few reasons.
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He did respond, am catching up.
Folly and fakery have always been with us... but it has never before been as dangerous as it is now, never in history have we been able to afford it less. - Isaac Asimov
Every damn thing you do in this life, you pay for. - Edith Piaf
The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command. - Orwell
No amount of belief makes something a fact. - James Randi
. First, Clinton campaign did not start the birther movement, this has been proven multiple times. It's hilarious how you unquestioningly slurp up whatever the conservative media tells you. It's sad, and shows an extreme lack of intelligence and critical thinking.
Second, explain to me why Obama was the only president in at least modern history to have someone claim that they are not an actual citizen.
Hmm, why could that be? Is it because there's something DIFFERENT about him, that is DIFFETENT from any other president in history?
For someone who assumes that people have poor argumentative skillS, when you've shown the inability to actually think about things and what they mean.
It's a religion. The same as Judaism. And we have a word for hating Judaism and those who practice it; anti-semitism.
Hating Islam is exactly the same thing, and exactly as bigoted and baseless. Quibbling about the precise terminology to accurately describe the specific flavor of hateful rhetoric seems like it's missing the point, which is that it is hateful rhetoric.
It's kind of like responding to someone saying "Is that vanilla ice cream? All the ice cream is poisoned!" and your response is "no, it's BUTTER PECAN" and taking another huge lick.
It may not definitely be racist, but it's objectively slanderous. There's nothing about being pro-immigration that is criminal in any respect, let alone treason. That's just people mouthing off and making up utter nonsense because it sounds bad. It's exactly as meaningful as when vegan activists try to call someone eating a burger a "murderer". Exactly the same level of irrational venom.Calling someone a traitor for wanting immigration isnt necessarily racist or bigoted either, there are many reasons to be against immigration beyond racial hatred.
I want you to take a minute or two, and sit down with a nice cup of tea or coffee or something, and try and figure out why this sentence is so blatantly hypocritical.Im personally of the opinion that the tactic of labeling is a tactic used only by those with poor argumentative skills, i see this on the left alot
Last edited by Endus; 2016-09-28 at 12:12 AM.