Mattis on Trump
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@taiwan_girl said in Mattis on Trump:
@Jolly said in Mattis on Trump:
I watched Obama set race relations back twenty years.
I remember the riots in Watts. Both of them.
I remember the Democrat Convention in 1968.
Go blow smoke up somebody else's anal orifice.
I believe I asked this before, but not sure if you answered. Numercially, where would you say that race relations are now at this point in time?
President Bush = 0
President Obama = -20
President Trump = ?? (better or worse the President Obama?)Sadly, race relations can not be measured.
That is why the topic is so popular with politicians and TV news.
They can claim anything they want. You can't argue the point, either way.
All men are equal under the law. I think we are clearly committed to that and have been for decades.
Does everyone love everyone? No. That is plain old free will. As long as the law is obeyed, that is no problem.
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I wouldn’t say literally never, in fact I can think of one time he tried reading a unifying speech, though he undid it all with ad-libbing at the end.
But his instinct is not to try to unify - it’s to let you know what side he’s on and why the other side are Un-American or whatever.
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@jon-nyc said in Mattis on Trump:
I wouldn’t say literally never, in fact I can think of one time he tried reading a unifying speech, though he undid it all with ad-libbing at the end.
But his instinct is not to try to unify - it’s to let you know what side he’s on and why the other side are Un-American or whatever.
I think maybe you just don't like him very much.
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Trump loves a fight. Some people are like that. It's not really his instinct to unite.
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@jon-nyc said in Mattis on Trump:
I wouldn’t say literally never, in fact I can think of one time he tried reading a unifying speech, though he undid it all with ad-libbing at the end.
But his instinct is not to try to unify - it’s to let you know what side he’s on and why the other side are Un-American or whatever.
I would say this is true.
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*He goes on to contrast the American ethos of unity with Nazi ideology. “Instructions given by the military departments to our troops before the Normandy invasion reminded soldiers that ‘The Nazi slogan for destroying us … was “Divide and Conquer.” Our American answer is “In Union there is Strength.”’ We must summon that unity to surmount this crisis—confident that we are better than our politics.” *
That's the third paragraph. Of course, Trump is a Nazi. He just missed his chance to arrest all the protesters in Washington and have them machine-gunned.
He couldn't have forced them into the gas chambers, as the Corps of Engineers hasn't gotten them completed, yet. They've been too busy putting up and taking down hospitals.