President Obama never enacted one ‘DEI’ policy or executive order, nor did he say the term once while president.
DEI = Racism against White people. It’s right there in the name.
Diversity Equity and Inclusion is racism?
You know when those blue hairs talk about white fragility? I used to kind of laugh at that... but then we have these two, Ned and piggy, giving me every reason in the world to believe the white fragility narrative.
Black people in positions of power scare the sh*t out of the good ole boys because of their calculation that every person of color who attains power equals a subtraction of their own.
They sure got quiet in a very active thread. Wonder why
Because no one gives a sh it about powerless Obama and his racist policies anymore?
LOL, so to make that claim, he uses quotes from an ex-RNC Chairman and Joe Biden (NOT Obama) that suggested Romney might not have taken Bin laden out and that's supposed to qualify as divisive?
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I don't compare divisiveness, I only said that it was my opinion that Obama was not a unifier.
Obama wasn't particularly worse...he got caught up in the divisive nature of American politics after George Bush...
personally I think you're arguing nonsense. Obama was certainly not divisive because he saved the economy from a depression. That's just a stupid statement. As we've talked about numerous times his signature campaign promise - the one you told me he can't be held responsible for because it was 10 years ago - has not met the goals or accomplished what he promised...
not accurate...I've not brought up race at all...other than in response....I just don't think Obama was a unifier...you guys keep bringing up divisiveness, and of course the first comeback is about trump.
Wrong, you said Obama incited disunity. Thats not the same as not being a unifier.
well, I just voted for Donalds....I think you might be posting about someone else....you seem to have somewhat of a short memory ...in 2020 Biden ran against a black woman, white woman, couple of blacks and a homosexual...from your definition, it might seem as if the entire Democrat party membership is racist and/or homophobic.
they haven't forgotten. It's just that Trump has picked up the mantle as "most divisive ever". You should have noticed that in many of the response posts they immediately bring up Trump...and they're not wrong about that. Trump is very divisive...notice they haven't brought up because he's white..but they certainly bring up the "black" reason about Obama
so the posts are about Obama as unifier, and you immediately respond about trumpLOL, so to make that claim, he uses quotes from an ex-RNC Chairman and Joe Biden (NOT Obama) that suggested Romney might not have taken Bin laden out and that's supposed to qualify as divisive?
This was Trump Saturday morning/early afternoon ALONE. One day and this was a good day!
"Maybe not the worst thing that he posted, but definitely the most delusional, was a fake image of Donald Trump standing beside Winston Churchill, who was telling him, “Donald, you’re doing a Superb Job.” Behind them were images of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, as if Donald Trump is taking his rightful place among some of the most respected leaders in history, who would naturally approve of him. Beyond the absurdity of this is the fact that Trump chose a man who helped lead Britain through World War II and stood against Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, while Trump himself has repeatedly praised authoritarian strongmen. Now, more than 80 years later, the sitting President of the United States is sharing a fabricated image of Churchill congratulating him on what a wonderful job he’s doing.
We have a president who is supposed to be leading the most powerful country in the world, yet he has to manufacture approval from dead leaders because he can’t earn it from living ones. His delusions alone should disqualify him from holding power, as should his inability to distinguish between what is real and what he has conjured up in his own mind to make himself feel special.
He also shared a post titled “Life Before Obama,” with a list of things that supposedly didn’t exist before Barack Obama became president, including ISIS, Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and what he is calling the “War on Police.” The President of the United States is saying that somehow Barack Obama is responsible for all of these things. That the existence of a movement demanding basic civil rights is something to blame on a Black president. The message is that America was somehow a better country before we elected our first Black president, and that everything that came afterward, including Americans standing up against racism, was evidence of how far our country had fallen. This goes far beyond revisionist history. It’s racist propaganda designed to tell his base exactly who he thinks the enemy is: the people who had the courage to say that black lives mattered, too. He posted it right before the midterm elections as a reminder to his voters of who they should fear and blame for everything they’ve been told is wrong with this country.
He also posted an image of Greenland, home to more than 56,000 people, depicting the entire island as a massive American aircraft carrier with fighter jets lined up across its surface, an American flag planted on top, and the words “Welcome to Greenland” plastered below. This is a place whose people and political leaders have made it clear, repeatedly and firmly, that they are not for sale. And still, even after an agreement expanding America’s military access to Greenland while recognizing its sovereignty was reached, Donald Trump is once again treating Greenland like a piece of real estate he’s getting ready to take over. The President of the United States can’t stop broadcasting his military domination fantasy of seizing the territory of one of our closest allies, during a day spent at his golf course.
Then there was the most dangerous post of all. Donald Trump shared a cartoon with a character that was supposed to represent Islam, carrying a torch and setting fire to multiple nations and a door with the American flag next in line to be burned down, with the words, “Wake up America!” The president, Donald J. Trump, once again was sharing hate speech. This dangerous propaganda is the same kind that has preceded some of the worst violence in history, the kind of imagery that dehumanizes an entire religion of nearly two billion people and reduces them to a single caricature of destruction.
What he shared would get an ordinary person banned from most social media platforms, or at least has in the past and still should today. When the President of the United States shares it, this kind of hate gets amplified and makes innocent people targets. Hate that divides us weakens us and makes all of our lives more dangerous. Hate has never made any country better. Donald Trump knows this. He also knows that a weak country that is broken and divided is an easier country to control. That is why he shared this.
That is how the President of the United States spent his Halloween. While families spent a good part of today walking their children through neighborhoods collecting candy, he spent a good part of his at the golf course, posting endorsements for every Republican who has pledged loyalty to him, and in between, he shared absolute garbage online, reminding the world exactly who he is."
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At 9:16 this morning, the President of the United States and the journalists traveling with him left his personal residence at Mar-a-Lago for an undisclosed location. It wasn’t until they arrived at...
You want me to argue for the negative now since you lost the argument he was divisive.
I'm not sure you're thinking this through....go back through time...Clinton's policies led to Bush, Bush policies led to Obama, Obama's to trump....
LOL, so to make that claim, he uses quotes from an ex-RNC Chairman and Joe Biden (NOT Obama) that suggested Romney might not have taken Bin laden out and that's supposed to qualify as divisive?
This was Trump Saturday morning/early afternoon ALONE. One day and this was a good day!
"Maybe not the worst thing that he posted, but definitely the most delusional, was a fake image of Donald Trump standing beside Winston Churchill, who was telling him, “Donald, you’re doing a Superb Job.” Behind them were images of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, as if Donald Trump is taking his rightful place among some of the most respected leaders in history, who would naturally approve of him. Beyond the absurdity of this is the fact that Trump chose a man who helped lead Britain through World War II and stood against Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany, while Trump himself has repeatedly praised authoritarian strongmen. Now, more than 80 years later, the sitting President of the United States is sharing a fabricated image of Churchill congratulating him on what a wonderful job he’s doing.
We have a president who is supposed to be leading the most powerful country in the world, yet he has to manufacture approval from dead leaders because he can’t earn it from living ones. His delusions alone should disqualify him from holding power, as should his inability to distinguish between what is real and what he has conjured up in his own mind to make himself feel special.
He also shared a post titled “Life Before Obama,” with a list of things that supposedly didn’t exist before Barack Obama became president, including ISIS, Black Lives Matter, Antifa, and what he is calling the “War on Police.” The President of the United States is saying that somehow Barack Obama is responsible for all of these things. That the existence of a movement demanding basic civil rights is something to blame on a Black president. The message is that America was somehow a better country before we elected our first Black president, and that everything that came afterward, including Americans standing up against racism, was evidence of how far our country had fallen. This goes far beyond revisionist history. It’s racist propaganda designed to tell his base exactly who he thinks the enemy is: the people who had the courage to say that black lives mattered, too. He posted it right before the midterm elections as a reminder to his voters of who they should fear and blame for everything they’ve been told is wrong with this country.
He also posted an image of Greenland, home to more than 56,000 people, depicting the entire island as a massive American aircraft carrier with fighter jets lined up across its surface, an American flag planted on top, and the words “Welcome to Greenland” plastered below. This is a place whose people and political leaders have made it clear, repeatedly and firmly, that they are not for sale. And still, even after an agreement expanding America’s military access to Greenland while recognizing its sovereignty was reached, Donald Trump is once again treating Greenland like a piece of real estate he’s getting ready to take over. The President of the United States can’t stop broadcasting his military domination fantasy of seizing the territory of one of our closest allies, during a day spent at his golf course.
Then there was the most dangerous post of all. Donald Trump shared a cartoon with a character that was supposed to represent Islam, carrying a torch and setting fire to multiple nations and a door with the American flag next in line to be burned down, with the words, “Wake up America!” The president, Donald J. Trump, once again was sharing hate speech. This dangerous propaganda is the same kind that has preceded some of the worst violence in history, the kind of imagery that dehumanizes an entire religion of nearly two billion people and reduces them to a single caricature of destruction.
What he shared would get an ordinary person banned from most social media platforms, or at least has in the past and still should today. When the President of the United States shares it, this kind of hate gets amplified and makes innocent people targets. Hate that divides us weakens us and makes all of our lives more dangerous. Hate has never made any country better. Donald Trump knows this. He also knows that a weak country that is broken and divided is an easier country to control. That is why he shared this.
That is how the President of the United States spent his Halloween. While families spent a good part of today walking their children through neighborhoods collecting candy, he spent a good part of his at the golf course, posting endorsements for every Republican who has pledged loyalty to him, and in between, he shared absolute garbage online, reminding the world exactly who he is."
Patti Lynn
At 9:16 this morning, the President of the United States and the journalists traveling with him left his personal residence at Mar-a-Lago for an undisclosed location. It wasn’t until they arrived at...
So no debating on maga stupidity? Fat, drunk and stupid is no way to go through life…
MAGA, the party of stupidity and brainwashing. You are simply demonstrating it. I too, get a kick out of that. You really can’t control it can you?
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