> Reading your comment the best interpretation I come up with is that "Trump advises drinking bleach" is not an accurate representation of Trump's statements C

> Reading your comment the best interpretation I come up with is that "Trump advises drinking bleach" is not an accurate representation of Trump's statements Correct. If you watch the clip he is clearly asking someone else about the feasibility of such a thing. That may be a dumb question, but as was beaten into all of us in school, "There are no dumb questions". Maybe a press conference wasn't the right place to bring it up, but that's what Trump does. Mainly though, the characterization of the "other side" as mentally incapable or otherwise sub-human is standard political practice. It's a lot easier to hate and disregard someone if they don't have any redeeming qualities. It's a sentiment that is clearly meant to manipulate the feelings of the general public. It's a tactic used by both size, basically always. But also, people should be careful about regarding their enemies, political or otherwise, as inherently inferior. That's a dangerous way to regard someone because they can more easily catch you off guard or act while you aren't watching.