Trump Falsely Claims Harris Rally Numbers are Fake

a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Yeah, but its not your "claim" that's of concern.

That ""interview"" went down like a lead balloon no two-ways about it.

And the majority of the American people simply are not willing to be spoonfed the racist sexist nonsense this time around.

A lot of that is down to the fact that Trump's racist MAGA 2016 base is now pushing up daisies.

And people a near decade down the line simply are not inclined to entertain that sort of nonsense in this day of age.

You know what will tell dont you?

6th November.

a reply to: fringeofthefringe

The Harris/Walz campaign is not doing very well, the msm is reporting bullschiit.

The new poll results are in for today....

www.economist.com...

www.270towin.com...

originally posted by: andy06shake
See its racist when people choose to call into question another person's colour that is just how the world spins today.

Disagree. It's racist when people claim to be a color so they can check a box off and get 'identity politics' votes. It's not racist to say that's what is happening. She isn't black. She's just not. I can claim to be a unicorn and have a magic horn ... but my making that claim doesn't mean it's true. Put her up against an Italian woman or a hispanic woman or an Indian woman ... and she looks the same. Put her up against a black woman ... nope.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Biracial: (of a person) having parents or ancestors from different racial or ethnic backgrounds.
"growing up as a biracial person, I have experienced racism many times"
concerning or containing members of two racial groups.
adjective: biracial; adjective: bi-racial

Disagree all you please and claim anything you wish.

But the answer to the question as to what colour her father is, is black.

So........

a reply to: andy06shake

I thought it was racist to judge someone based on the color of their skin......

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: andy06shake
See its racist when people choose to call into question another person's colour that is just how the world spins today.

Disagree. It's racist when people claim to be a color so they can check a box off and get 'identity politics' votes. It's not racist to say that's what is happening. She isn't black. She's just not. I can claim to be a unicorn and have a magic horn ... but my making that claim doesn't mean it's true. Put her up against an Italian woman or a hispanic woman or an Indian woman ... and she looks the same. Put her up against a black woman ... nope.

Put her up against her father then, I see the resemblance...I see the heritage.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: andy06shake
See its racist when people choose to call into question another person's colour that is just how the world spins today.

Disagree. It's racist when people claim to be a color so they can check a box off and get 'identity politics' votes. It's not racist to say that's what is happening. She isn't black. She's just not. I can claim to be a unicorn and have a magic horn ... but my making that claim doesn't mean it's true. Put her up against an Italian woman or a hispanic woman or an Indian woman ... and she looks the same. Put her up against a black woman ... nope.

The only thing that matters with Kamala is that...."she's a woman"

In this election, that's the only thing that matters.....young women are standing in line to register on college campuses across the land. I don't think they're signing up to be GOP. How you doin....

www.teenvogue.com...

a reply to: PorkChop96

It is racist to bang on about....race? As an issue? In an election?

a reply to: PorkChop96

Trump is the one doing the judging by my guess or has problems comprehending the notion of a person being biracial.

But calling a black person "black" is not inherently wrong, it depends on the context as you well know.

With Donald its more about the subtext and underlying meanings all the same.

originally posted by: andy06shake
But the answer to the question as to what colour her father is, is black..

Part Jamaican black. Part Irish.
And Kamala is light bronze.
And she's half Indian.
And less than half black.
So ... not black to me.
If you want to call her black .. go ahead.
I'm not. It's not there.

originally posted by: lilzazz
The only thing that matters with Kamala is that...."she's a woman"

Not to black people.
Not to democrats who use identity politics.

And the only thing that matters SHOULD be ... can she do the job?
And the answer is no. IMHO.
She's a cackling socialist idiot with no knowledge of economics, who
says 'put me in office and I'll fix the border', when she is already in office
and has broken the border.

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: andy06shake
But the answer to the question as to what colour her father is, is black..

Part Jamaican black. Part Irish.
And Kamala is light bronze.
And she's half Indian.
And less than half black.
So ... not black to me.
If you want to call her black .. go ahead.
I'm not. It's not there.

She is exactly the same color as her father's arm in the picture, he is obviously darker in the face because he probably has a tan.

originally posted by: lilzazz

originally posted by: FlyersFan

originally posted by: andy06shake
See its racist when people choose to call into question another person's colour that is just how the world spins today.

Disagree. It's racist when people claim to be a color so they can check a box off and get 'identity politics' votes. It's not racist to say that's what is happening. She isn't black. She's just not. I can claim to be a unicorn and have a magic horn ... but my making that claim doesn't mean it's true. Put her up against an Italian woman or a hispanic woman or an Indian woman ... and she looks the same. Put her up against a black woman ... nope.

The only thing that matters with Kamala is that...."she's a woman"

That was only half of the equation used by Biden to pick her, so I guess you're not completely wrong.

a reply to: FlyersFan

It's called "biracial".

And its not what i "wish" to call her that counts.

But how she wished to be seen is of importance, and by all accounts that's "biracial".

Just need to deal with the facts FlyersFan.

a reply to: quintessentone

You go ahead, use your imagination, and call her a black woman if you want.
She's not black. If you didn't know her and she was walking down the street
you wouldn't think 'that's a black woman'. It's not there.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Yes or no? Was Harris' father listed as Jamaican on her birth certificate?

Yes or no? At the time of Harris' birth would the government consider her Black based on the race of her father?

Yes or no? During Harris' upbringing, would she have been treated as Black based on the race of her father?

originally posted by: FlyersFan
a reply to: quintessentone

You go ahead, use your imagination, and call her a black woman if you want.
She's not black. If you didn't know her and she was walking down the street
you wouldn't think 'that's a black woman'. It's not there.

Wow, just wow. There is really nothing to add to that.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Can we agree that she is "a woman of colour" and ditch the race semantics?

originally posted by: andy06shake
It's called "biracial".

I know she's biracial. She's just not black.
If you didn' tknow her and she was walking down the street, you
wouldn't think 'that's a black woman' at all.

Call her what you want. I don't care.
But as far as I'm concerned ... shes' not black.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
Can we agree that she is "a woman of colour" and ditch the race semantics?

Everyone is 'of color'.
Even pale white people like me are of a color.

I'm not going to call her a black woman simply because that's
how she wants to identify. She's not black to me. And I"m
sure she doesn't give a rats backend what I think of her.
So it's a nothingburger.