Okay, let's look at these statements:
Kung Flu
This was an attempt at humor. He also referred to it as the China virus. Whether the virus came from a lab or a bat that bit a pangolin, it came from China. Kung Fu is from China too. It's like calling the Spanish Flu the Mariachi Malady—nothing racist about it. Kung Fu is from China, and so is COVID. You’ve interpreted it as racism.
Haitians with HIV/AIDS
2% of the Haitian population is infected. He never mentioned Blacks, Indians, Asians, or Whites from Haiti. The country has a high infection rate, and he was drawing attention to the health risks posed by immigrants from there—a place, not a people. You’ve interpreted it as racism.
Nigerians back to their "huts"
The UN estimates that 80% of Nigerians live in slums, which you could call shanties or huts. In South Africa, the terms "shanty" and "hut" are used interchangeably, even by Black people themselves. Trump said that once Nigerians saw America, they would never go back to their huts. Since 80% of them live in huts, this is an accurate statement and has nothing to do with their skin color. I suppose you’ve interpreted it as racism because you’re upset that most Nigerians live in huts.
Miss Housekeeping
There is no evidence for this. And while there is no evidence, it obviously becomes a case of what you WANT to believe. Also, this is from 1996—almost 30 years ago. I’m sure you believe it more and are more offended by it than the many Hispanics who voted for Trump in this election. Another case of a liberal being ever so offended on behalf of somebody else. I could easily say that I find this to be a type of condescending racism, as if Hispanics are not smart enough to find the truth or understand how offended they should be. But I won’t go that far, because I don’t like making silly assumptions. You simply chose to believe what you wanted to.
Fine people on both sides
It’s funny that you are still holding onto this. It has been disproven and debunked. It was debunked almost immediately by Trump himself, in the very same interview, within a few sentences of each other, when he CLEARLY denounced white nationalism and neo-Nazis. So, he believes that white nationalists and racists are fine people but also denounces them?
For the last time, here are his exact words:
"You had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides."
...he then elaborated...
"I'm not talking about the neo-Nazis and the white nationalists, because they should be condemned totally."
It’s hilarious to me that you chose to take the first part of what he said ever so seriously but completely discount his actual words when he denounces Nazis and white nationalists. He mentions "bad people," and he denounces racists in the very next sentence. In fact, the white nationalists and the neo-Nazis are the only ones he denounces here. You chose to believe otherwise.
Mexican Judge
Trump was making the point that the judge's heritage may mean that he would not get a fair trial. See Mexico/US "build the wall" for reference. It’s similar to how, in South Africa, Whites often don’t get fair trials from the entirely Black Human Rights Commission. This is the opposite of racism—it is, in fact, fear of discrimination. Funny how you turned that around on Trump. But when a Black or Mexican person claims they won’t get fair treatment from a White cop or judge, then it’s a valid point because we certainly don’t like discrimination. You decided to view this as Trump being racist.
Telling the Squad to go home
Trump stated that if they have such a big problem with the USA, they can leave. He said they are welcome to go back to the crime-infested places they came from. Again, this has nothing to do with race. And for context, let’s look at some of the things the Squad have said:
Rashida Tlaib:
"There’s kind of a calming feeling I always tell folks when I think of the Holocaust, and the tragedy of the Holocaust." (Made during an interview discussing the establishment of Israel, which sparked significant backlash in 2019.)
Imagine if Trump said something like this.Ilhan Omar:
"Some people did something." (Referring to the 9/11 attacks during a 2019 CAIR event.)
So, we are left with you, yet again, not being able to provide evidence of actual racism. Where is Trump disparaging or discriminating against someone based on their race?
Not even one instance of him calling someone a slur, or referring to someone as inferior due to their race. No attempt at dividing people based on race or evidence of him giving someone less of an opportunity because of their race.
So you assume that Trump aligns with Nazi beliefs because you assume that Trump is a racist.
Is that about right?
This has gone on for quite a while now, and all we are arriving at are your assumptions and biased interpretations. Sure, you can say that my interpretations are biased, but this is why actual evidence is required. And there doesn’t appear to be any. As I recall, that is what I asked for—evidence.
This has gone way off topic, but I’m pretty happy we went this far because, though it took time, we managed to show that the TDS is pretty deep. It’s all assumption-based, all driven by what you think is the right thing to believe. But the actual evidence, which is what we should base our views on, is non-existent.