So what do we accomplish when we call someone 'racist'?
We peer into their soul, and we find evil. We are better. They are bad.
The list. What's it about?
I think its about power.
All politics is about power.
Both parties want power. They'll use the tools they can in pursuit of power. They hear Trump say 'some fine people', and they hear a great sound bite. They use it. They persuade their supporters that Trump is evil and must be destroyed to save the world from racism. Putting us in power is your solution.
Its quite self-serving. Both parties do it because we let it work.
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All this hard work to prove someone's a racist is very destructive. The right tolerates bigots to get elected. The left tolerates anarchists to get elected.
I just don't see in your list any evidence of what's going on in Trump's mind. And I don't much care what he did in 1970, or what he's doing today to stay in power. I expect it.
So what to do?
Look behind the curtain. Don't believe most claims of evil. Look at results, and decide if the results from Biden align with your goals. Or as I do, decide that DT is a megalomaniac, but on the important issues will do more for my goals than Biden/Harris/Bass/Pelosi.
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So onto #6.... here's the full quotation. If you doubt it, Google Jack Tapper CNN 'very fine people' and see what he says. This is selective sound-bite politics. Believe at your own risk.
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Politifact. Totally reasonable and presidential. I've no problem voting for him. If you believe in charter schools, that we can do better for our cities than the left, that we are a better country than Antifa believe, that we need to demand more of China and Europe, and that our judicial system should be more Thomas and less Sotomayor, you should do the same.