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Because she's trying to assign guilt by association. I'm sure most people that support white supremacy are, in fact, Trump supporters. Does that logically make

Because she's trying to assign guilt by association. I'm sure most people that support white supremacy are, in fact, Trump supporters. Does that logically make all Trump supporters white supremacists? And what is wrong with a bit of Nationalism? I personally feel globalization has most been a clever campaign to allow large business to play wage arbitrage. The current division of wealth in the US supports my idea.

tootie 10y ago
White nationalists support him more than any other Republican candidate and it's largely because he panders to them with thinly veiled or occasionally overt racism.
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- adamrezich 10y ago
  I think everyone who supports a Republican candidate supports Trump more than any other Republican candidate at the moment, seeing as how, y'know, the party picked him to represent them in this election. This doesn't prove anything?
  - colemickens 10y ago
    Other than the fact that dozens of prominent Republicans have rejected him? Including former Republican Presidents of the United States... who have come out and said they will vote for HRC, and that they do so because they can't bring themselves to vote for a tyrannical monster?
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    - colemickens 10y ago
      Lol. Downvoting me doesn't change the fact that GWB and other prominent Republicans are choosing to vote for HRC over Trump. You can hit that down arrow all you want, facts are facts and I'm sorry they bother you so.
      - stonetear 10y ago
        What does that say about your supposedly progressive candidate. What a pathetic time to be a Democrat.
        colemickens 10y ago
        ... It says that she's a better choice than the Republican candidate, even to the Republicans? It takes some real mental gymnastics to take Republicans abandoning Trump as some sort of slight against Hillary. Lol, wow. edit: nevermind, apparently you've just been on a trolling spree for the past hour.
        stonetear 10y ago
        Trump eviscerated his son in front of the entire country and effectively ended his political career. Hillary is so far right that establishment geriatrics like HWB find her palatable. People wonder why millenials can't be bothered to vote for her.
learc83 10y ago
>Does that logically make all Trump supporters white supremacists? She never said that all Trump supporters are white supremacists. Did you listen to the quote? She said half of Trump supporters were racists, homophobes, xenophobes, etc... If you look at the polling data, her comments were pretty well supported.
- JoeAltmaier 10y ago
  Agreed. But some of us would go a little further. When you see a crowd around a bully and a blowhard, you can be sure they are almost all weak and cowardly.
  - hueving 10y ago
    Do you gain a sense of self-importance from making baseless accusations about millions of people you know nothing about? If not, what is the purpose?
    - JoeAltmaier 10y ago
      I only know about what I see of that guy, plus a knowledge of human nature. Just an observation. Been true since grade school, held true all my life. Why would it change now?
      - hueving 10y ago
        You don't know anything about the majority of the people you are insulting. It's childish to do that.
        dragonwriter 10y ago
        I know what they say when polled, and it makes HRC's characterization an understatement. See, e.g., https://thinkprogress.org/is-hillary-clinton-right-about-trump-supporters-this-is-what-the-polling-data-says-2b37625a1df3#.afvjln1zh https://thinkprogress.org/is-hillary-clinton-right-about-tru...

tootie 10y ago

White nationalists support him more than any other Republican candidate and it's largely because he panders to them with thinly veiled or occasionally overt racism.

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adamrezich 10y ago
I think everyone who supports a Republican candidate supports Trump more than any other Republican candidate at the moment, seeing as how, y'know, the party picked him to represent them in this election. This doesn't prove anything?
- colemickens 10y ago
  Other than the fact that dozens of prominent Republicans have rejected him? Including former Republican Presidents of the United States... who have come out and said they will vote for HRC, and that they do so because they can't bring themselves to vote for a tyrannical monster?
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  - colemickens 10y ago
    Lol. Downvoting me doesn't change the fact that GWB and other prominent Republicans are choosing to vote for HRC over Trump. You can hit that down arrow all you want, facts are facts and I'm sorry they bother you so.
    - stonetear 10y ago
      What does that say about your supposedly progressive candidate. What a pathetic time to be a Democrat.
      - colemickens 10y ago
        ... It says that she's a better choice than the Republican candidate, even to the Republicans? It takes some real mental gymnastics to take Republicans abandoning Trump as some sort of slight against Hillary. Lol, wow. edit: nevermind, apparently you've just been on a trolling spree for the past hour.
        stonetear 10y ago
        Trump eviscerated his son in front of the entire country and effectively ended his political career. Hillary is so far right that establishment geriatrics like HWB find her palatable. People wonder why millenials can't be bothered to vote for her.

learc83 10y ago

>Does that logically make all Trump supporters white supremacists? She never said that all Trump supporters are white supremacists. Did you listen to the quote? She said half of Trump supporters were racists, homophobes, xenophobes, etc... If you look at the polling data, her comments were pretty well supported.

JoeAltmaier 10y ago
Agreed. But some of us would go a little further. When you see a crowd around a bully and a blowhard, you can be sure they are almost all weak and cowardly.
- hueving 10y ago
  Do you gain a sense of self-importance from making baseless accusations about millions of people you know nothing about? If not, what is the purpose?
  - JoeAltmaier 10y ago
    I only know about what I see of that guy, plus a knowledge of human nature. Just an observation. Been true since grade school, held true all my life. Why would it change now?
    - hueving 10y ago
      You don't know anything about the majority of the people you are insulting. It's childish to do that.
      - dragonwriter 10y ago
        I know what they say when polled, and it makes HRC's characterization an understatement. See, e.g., https://thinkprogress.org/is-hillary-clinton-right-about-trump-supporters-this-is-what-the-polling-data-says-2b37625a1df3#.afvjln1zh https://thinkprogress.org/is-hillary-clinton-right-about-tru...