"The Trump Family I know" by one of his employees...Lynne Patton

a reply to: Swills

Well, if you wanna get picky sure you can say Mexican isn't a race but try making the same argument to a Jew. Trump was targeting a specific group, a very large group, of people. So to makes things simpler I will replace racist remarks with prejudiced remarks. Better?

If it was a false remark, then yes I would have to agree with you.

a reply to: introvert

Irrelevant.

I have just proven your assertion false. He bashed China while at the same time claiming to love them.

You have quote-mined to serve your argument. Serve up the entirety of the context. But we both know you won't.

originally posted by: TheTory
a reply to: introvert

Irrelevant.

I have just proven your assertion false. He bashed China while at the same time claiming to love them.

You have quote-mined to serve your argument. Serve up the entirety of the context. But we both know you won't.

Re-read my post. I edited it and tried to do so before you replied.

a reply to: TheTory

If what was a false remark?

a reply to: introvert

I have just proven Relda's assertion to be true. He bashed X while at the same time claiming to love them.

He does love china. He does plenty of business there. You have proved nothing except your tendency to quote-mine.

a reply to: Swills

If what was a false remark?

Trump's remarks regarding illegal Mexican immigrants.

a reply to: TheTory

Trump: 'We can't continue to allow China to rape our country'

Those look like the words of love to me. Oh wait no. The other thing... Disdain.

originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: introvert

You are still avoiding posting a racist comment.

9 examples

Kashich video

alternet

“As a matter of accuracy,” Ben Mathis-Lilley writes at Slate, “if someone who says Mexican immigrants in America are disproportionately likely to be rapists, argues that Muslims should not be allowed into the United States, and repeats sleazy urban legends about the behavior of American Muslims and black people is not a racist, then the word has no meaning.”

Crazy and racist quotes

The famous black on black crime tweet

source for below

ccording to a book written by former Trump Plaza Hotel & Casino president John R. O’Donnell, the real estate mogul once said in 1991 that “Laziness is a trait in blacks.” He was allegedly referring to a black accountant working for Trump Plaza, and added, ““Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day.” The kicker is that Trump, in a 1999 Playboy magazine interview, did not even deny saying those things. He admitted O’Donnell’s allegations were “probably true,”

I can get more, matafuchs.

originally posted by: TheTory
a reply to: introvert

I have just proven Relda's assertion to be true. He bashed X while at the same time claiming to love them.

He does love china. He does plenty of business there. You have proved nothing except your tendency to quote-mine.

I thought you believed Trump and took him for his word. But when his own words show what you deny, it's quote mining?

Textbook example of cognitive dissonance.

a reply to: introvert

I thought you believed Trump and took him for his word. But when his own words show what you deny, it's quote mining?

Textbook example of cognitive dissonance.

Then let's settle it and post the context of his quote.

originally posted by: TheTory
a reply to: introvert

I thought you believed Trump and took him for his word. But when his own words show what you deny, it's quote mining?

Textbook example of cognitive dissonance.

Then let's settle it and post the context of his quote.

Looks as though another member has already done that for me.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Those look like the words of love to me. Oh wait no. The other thing... Disdain.

It's called hyperbole.

a reply to: introvert

Looks as though another member has already done that for me.

I'm not sure you know what context means.

a reply to: TheTory

Well no #. Do you think I would honestly think that China would be able to actually physically rape our economy? Of course not. Such a feet isn't something a country's economy is capable of doing.

That doesn't prove your point that Trump likes China though. In fact, the grossly negative verb Trump uses kind of reinforces his dislike for the country.

originally posted by: TheTory
a reply to: introvert

Looks as though another member has already done that for me.

I'm not sure you know what context means.

You've already made the case with your own words that Trump "loves" China. Krazyshot has posted a link showing how he says disparaging things about China, as have I.

So he loves them and then disparages them.

Therefore, in the context of Relda's initial statement, she was correct.

Are we going to run in circles continuously to satisfy your cognitive dissonance?

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Well no #. Do you think I would honestly think that China would be able to actually physically rape our economy? Of course not. Such a feet isn't something a country's economy is capable of doing.

That doesn't prove your point that Trump likes China though. In fact, the grossly negative verb Trump uses kind of reinforces his dislike for the country.

It doesn't mean he hates them either. Now we're back at the beginning.



Trump: "I Love China"

Uh oh and he disparages American leaders. He must hate America

a reply to: TheTory

Fine you believe him. I really don't care. I think his real words bleed through rather easily making it easy to tell when he is lying about his beliefs, but hey if you want to worship the man then knock yourself out. I really don't care to argue about Trump anymore. It's become a waste of my time for reasons that would likely offend you and result in me having to argue with you further. So don't worry about it.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Fine you believe him. I really don't care. I think his real words bleed through rather easily making it easy to tell when he is lying about his beliefs, but hey if you want to worship the man then knock yourself out. I really don't care to argue about Trump anymore. It's become a waste of my time for reasons that would likely offend you and result in me having to argue with you further. So don't worry about it.

That's to be expected of those who take their quotes out of context and derive their truths from headlines..I mean his "real words"..

I'm not worried at all.

a reply to: TheTory

Actually, I don't believe "hate" was part of the initial premise.

The initial premise was that Trump says he loves X, which you have conceded, providing more proof, and then disparages them, which has also been proven.

And you question whether or not I or others understand what context means?

a reply to: TheTory

Good to know. Good day.