[user104658]

Hmm. I guess being an unwitting mouthpiece for white supremacists is better than actually creating the content.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hmm. I guess being an unwitting mouthpiece for white supremacists is better than actually creating the content.

think of it like accidently using a Daily Mail fact at a dinner party

[Liberty4eva]

The way things are i would not be surprised that had Trump used a circle people who worship the sun or moon or earth would be offended. And the right wing groups also uses crosses so let us all get offended when Christians use crosses. This is the politically correct culture we live in where everyone always looks for a reason to be offended. In all seriousness it's like a game we play and I am sick of it. I have no problem with the image. I'm mad trump deleted the tweet.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Hmm. I guess being an unwitting mouthpiece for white supremacists is better than actually creating the content.

You mean; just as a lot of the 'Left Wing' in the UK are 'unwitting mouthpieces' for terrorists?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Ae you trolling me? Or wanting to pick a fight?

Here is my original primary post:

"Trump was using the image to attack Clinton NOT the Jews. If guilty of anything OTHER than that, it is in his relying on a marketing team who do not think things through."

Trump's "marketing team" seem to specifically peruse fascist and supremacist material in order to find things that support their campaign. If the implications of that aren't obvious to you already, then there's not much point trying to make it more convincing. It speaks for itself. The VERY least of it, is that they obviously believe that these messages will resonate well with Trump supporters.

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

You mean; just as a lot of the 'Left Wing' in the UK are 'unwitting mouthpieces' for terrorists?

The UK left wing retweet / spread propaganda images made by terrorists? That seems like a bit of a leap but if you have any examples, I'd be interested to see them.