Subj : What happened?
To   : Dale Shipp
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Sun Aug 11 2019 03:30:49

Hello Dale,

>>DS>It is not because he is a white male, but the
>>DS>fact that he denigrates
>>DS>anyone who is not a white male is another factor.
>
>BA>I've never heard him do that.   But note that I only watch about eight
>BA>hours of television a week and that only because I'm literally tied to
>BA>the television.
>
>Then you have not been paying attention.

Many others do.  And take him quite seriously.

>Start with his response to Charlotsville two years ago when a white
>nationalist killed a woman and injured others, all the while when the
>white nationalists were marching chanting hate slogans.  His reponse was
>"there are good people on both sides", nothing to condemn what the white
>nationalists were doing.

Are you calling Donald Trump a white supremacist?  At least eight
Democrats who are running for president are, so you would not be the
first.  Of course, Trump denies it all, claiming he is not a white
supremacist, and says it is a disgrace for anybody to call him that.

>Continue through almost all of his campaign rallies, before and after
>election when he touted the theme of invasion from the south by Mexicans
>and other hispanics, calling them rapists and murderers.

How does that make him a white supremacist?  Just because those
rapists and murderers happen to be black or brown does not necessarily
make him a white supremacist.  I mean, I am sure he condemns the acts
of all rapists and murderers, regardless of the color of their skin.
Just like that white dude who killed eight Mexicans in El Paso.

>DS>His talk has
>DS>contributed to white nationalistic hate crimes.
>
>BA>Hatred is not limited to "white nationalists."  Listen to any leftist
>BA>-  including several candidates for president - talking about Donald
>BA>Trump.
>
>Yes, they are speaking out about him and his policy -- often with fervor
>and distain.  But they are not inciting riots and murder.

No president can control the acts of others.  And certainly not that
of a single individual who is probably insane.

>DS>The shooter in El Paso
>DS>quoted him directly as part of the justification for what was
>DS>done there.
>
>BA>There is no justification for what was done there
>
>Of course not, but nevertheless -- that is what he said.

Again, how does that make Donald Trump a white supremacist?  While
he is clearly playing to a crowd, that does not mean he is hoping any
of them go off the rails and conduct mass shootings of black and brown
people.

--Lee

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