>The military comment sounds like its excusing sexual assault as inevitable and is honestly pretty offensive to military members. He wasn't proposing a policy

>The military comment sounds like its excusing sexual assault as inevitable and is honestly pretty offensive to military members. He wasn't proposing a policy here, and he wasn't even defending sexual assault here. He was just pointing out what was happening in the military. Pointing sexual assault is not sexist. >He didn't say cartels. He said "Mexico". Yes. Mexico. In other word, people from Mexico, which includes both good and bad people (the Cartels are from Mexico too). Saying that Mexico have both good and bad people is not racist. >And some I assume some are good people suggests that the base case for Mexicans is that they're rapists and murderers. No, it suggest that the base case for Mexicans is that some of them are good people, and some of them are bad people, just like every other race out there. >Shutdown of Muslims entering the country was the phrase. Not that we should vet all religions equally. Mexicans are not Muslims. Mexicans will be vetted too. They can come in, but they must come in legally (through the vetting process). And once the vetting program is setup, everyone will be vetted. He said many other things, however, you seems to be ignoring everything else he said, and focusing only on one specific quote, which can be taken out of context easily.