I'm not gonna get into it with you.
Because you don't have an argument.
There were plenty of people that were simply there to protests the pulling down of statues, something they saw as an attack on their heritage.
Alright in the large amount of footage of the unit the right protest in amongst all the neo-Nazi and confederate flags, can you point out to who those people where?
But lets say for just for arguments sake that the reason some people where protesting on that day was because they saw it as attack on their heritage. Are you seriously going to tell me that is pure coincidence that heritage one of supporting the institution of slavery perfectly aligns with neo-Nazi and white supremacist beliefs or are you going to plug that the long debunked garbage lost cause nonsense that the the reason the confederacy fought the civil war was all about state rights?
And there were far right groups too...
Trump mentioned both groups and condemned the extremists...and the violence.
While simultaneously excusing some of the far right and implying false equivalence between the protesters and counter protesters.
It's really that simple.
Ironic that you think others fall for media brainwashing when you unquestionable regurgitate right wing talking points.
Trump understood this.
No his statements around the Charlotteville protests where designed to maintain his support from these far right wing groups. He doesn't necessarily care for there cause (though he's probably somewhat sympathetic), he cares that they support and vote for him.
I didn't misunderstand or misrepresent anything.
You did.
Afraid I didn't understand or misrepresent anything, the right wing media has merely programmed you to make to automatically rebut any mention of Trumps fine people comments with a strawman argument. I never said Trump didn't condemn the right wing extremist groups, that's not the argument people are making when they bring up Trumps fine people on both sides statement. We are arguing that it was utterly disgraceful that Trump would even consider anyone that anyone who attended the the unite the right protest as being fine people and that his statement implied equiveillance between the two sides, when one side where Nazi's and the other side where anti Nazi's!
If Trump had a history of being a racist, given the spotlight on his affairs, there would be so many specific examples
Emm there is.
We wouldn’t have to infer he is a racist because he tried to be nice to a group of people the media was attacking.
I think the media and the public at large was just in such shock that the President of the United States in 2017 could be so clearly seen to be describing neo-Nazi's as fine people.
This childish notion of ‘good’ people and ‘bad’ people so in vogue with the Wokes is typical of their naive view of the world. And by the way, I think there are plenty of ‘good people’ even among the woke contingent in Ireland.
LOL wokeness. The American's right latest bogeyman delusion and one of their worst exports to the rest of the western worlds. But hey if its woke to call out neo-Nazi's sign me up.
What people believe is not the result of their genetic character, it’s the result of their experiences in life…in some cases, those experiences create monsters and society has to deal with them.
Hey something we agree on.