So here’s my current question: as folks like @sethdmichaels have noted, the conceit that telling folks that something Trump (or anyone else) said was racist would “turn off” voters doesn’t seem to apply voters who also endure racism and racist attacks. Why?
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Another issue is the racism
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‘Go back to Africa’ is the original goalpost, my man.
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Another example of you being an old fool. Ridiculous.
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What if - bear with me here - the problem is the racist telling US citizens to go back where they came from
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Still doesn't address her question
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No, he completely ignored it and focused on his feelings!
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Turns out people that aren’t racists don’t worry this much about it. If you have an opinion or believe that impacts a person’s welfare based on skin color, then fix it...see, anti-racist.
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ah yes, being a called a racist is the real racism
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if only we gave folks more time to be less racist
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Unless someone calls other niggers or burn a cross on their lawn it ain't racism, I assume.
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