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The Ku Klux Klan
Endorse some of Trumps hard line appointments D:
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omg breaking newz!!
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But don't worry Cherie, nothing about Trump or his support is racist.
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I did think he might modify his stance :bored:
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I'm waiting for Charlie Brooker to write the ending to this years political feckfest :laugh: |
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He did not ask them Its DEMOCRACY |
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Personally I'd say he's less of a breath of fresh air and more of a nice squirt of sulphur dioxide
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I was in LA in 2001 June outside the studio I asked a Fella walking past what he thought of GW Bush he said "he liked him" Of course later that year was 9/11 it all changed in USA never the same sorry for those that read this on another thread. |
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Jack was this on already? was it BBC4 or BBC2?
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It's an iPlayer exclusive (as his other Election Autopsies have been) but I think it's on BBC2 at the weekend?
It's a good watch anyway |
Yes I get it
Edited version BBC2HD Sunday 10:30PM 20/11/16 a thread needs to be made if you have time. I will record that for DVD-R edits for China Education |
It is long overdue for the 'Freedom of Speech' laws in America to be amended, to allow this vile, totally evil and anachronistic organisation to be outlawed.
There should also be new laws drafted which allow the US Law Courts to impose the most severe punishments for anyone convicted of being a member of the KKK, or of peddling its warped ideology in public - including the Crusader 'newspaper' - starting with a mandatory short jail sentence for the most minor offences, with the length of sentence increasing accordingly for the more grave or repeat offences. Just as with Nazi ideology, there really is NO place in a modern, civilised, and enlightened society for such an evil belief system, and there is just no valid reason for any modern, civilised and enlightened society to TOLERATE it or its devotees. The mere fact that this organisation is still PERMITTED to LAWFULLY exist, is a disgusting insult to the Black community and other races, and all those non-blacks who believe in, and have fought for Racial Equality. And, while ever it is permitted to exist, demented White Supremacist scum such as David Duke will continue to promote his evil organisation by exploiting the media to gain free publicity. If a Law is not GOOD law, then it is a Law in need of amending. |
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I'm not sure how these groups still exist... I guess unless the entire org declares war on a protected group, the govt won't act on it... and really what would they accomplish. They can just as easily go silent and seek out the far out vestiges of the internets to make their voices heard... at least we know for sure what they stand for... |
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"I was turned off by the campaign in all honesty by both candidates :/ "
Yes Cherie I hit the Mute unless it was something New. The Clinton Woman turned into a Witch it was Horrid. Trump was more relaxed. I am Glad Trump is going to stay for 8 years that way more Local folks can get Jobs again. |
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Sitting back letting them gain any publicity at all does not look good at all. Certainly an organisation no one should be wanting, getting or accepting the support of in any shape or form, in my view. |
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Trump denounces David Duke, KKK Washington (CNN)Donald Trump issued a crystal clear disavowal Thursday of former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke after stumbling last weekend over a question about the hate group leader on CNN. "David Duke is a bad person, who I disavowed on numerous occasions over the years," Trump said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe." "I disavowed him. I disavowed the KKK," Trump added. "Do you want me to do it again for the 12th time? I disavowed him in the past, I disavow him now." The uproar started on Sunday when Trump was asked by CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" if he would disavow Duke and other white supremacist groups supporting his campaign. "Just so you understand, I don't know anything about David Duke, OK?" Trump responded. The next day, Trump blamed a "bad earpiece" during an appearance on NBC's "Today" show. |
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"The Trump campaign sharply and swiftly criticized the article. "Mr. Trump and the campaign denounces hate in any form," the campaign said in a statement Tuesday evening. "This publication is repulsive and their views do not represent the tens of millions of Americans who are uniting behind our campaign."" this is the article to which the quote was lifted: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...for-president/ |
Most of his likely appointments thus far have shady histories when it comes to bigotry, The KKK's support doesn't surprise me.
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Trump trying to deflect attention from Trump university lawsuit by going on about what Theatre actors said to Mike Pence. All they did was ask for inclusion.
He's going on about this but yet nothing to say about a group doing a parade in his honour, a group who actually has a history of harassing and killing, but eh, because the Hamilton actors asked for inclusion in reforms, they were harassing. Fook sake I absolutely loathe him. I read some fortune teller that died correctly guessed 9/11 and Obama in like 1996 and said Obama will be the last US president, leading us to believe something major might happen between now and inauguration...please let it be lawd. Please. |
I'm not a Trump fan but to be fair anyone can choose to support anyone else without the person they are supporting having any say in that or anything to do with them.
I could say I'm a follower of Dezzy, Dezzy might hate that because we have conflicting views but there is nothing he can do about it. |
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For all we know Trump has been liasing with them talmbout, don't worry about it boos, I got you when i'm elect. Where is this new found confidence coming from to be honest. I fear for the everyday people that will go to their doctor not knowing he's going to be jolly, wearing that pound sheet in the weekend or evenings. |
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Yeah I just mentioned Dezzy as a fun example not because I think he looks like Donald Trump, :hehe: though in the comparison I gave it was me who might have been likened to the sadistic organisation. |
..I think with Trump and a huge vein of his campaign in the beginning in particular...is that he actively threw racial prejudice and intolerance out there..and once it's out there it's not in his control anymore of how it grows and how it gathers moss and the consequences of that so he can't not take responsibility for 'awakening' something that other presidents have tried to progress from...whatever his views on the KKK, he does have to take some responsibility for their support because he very well knew that he would get the support of extreme racism as well as any other reasons for supporting...he can't just take the good bits of support and dismiss the grim and concerning bits which he has played a part in with a hmmmm, nothing to do with me type thing....this has always been the thing for me, you can't just take things back/the effects and result of, once something is put out there and out of your control once released...
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Totally right again.I agree with all that. |
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How do you know this to be a true fact or are you just surmising because if you are surmising that is not a nice thing to do? |
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