Was the racial purge the orange guy who has a history of disliking brown people? Or the senile guy who literally spent a decade of his career trying to fight to keep segregation alive because he didnt want his white child to go to school with other minorities in a "racial jungle" (his words)?
Like literally, im not trying to be a smart ass, when people refer to "The racist guy" that literally doesn't even begin to narrow it down out of those two.
I mean sure, except both are clearly racist today.. one just knows the racism gets him in trouble so he hides it and moved to exploitation over oppression. But their racism still shows through often enough to know its a manipulation and not a lack of racism.
The other guy is and always has been a moron so he just doesnt really hide it.
@icedquinn Did they actually say that? I mean, he is clearly senile, just wasnt aware of any courts saying that. Would be hilarious if they did.
@icedquinn Hahahah, id love a link to that, it sounds perfectly idiotic just as I'd expect :)
@icedquinn HAAAAAAAAAA Can't wait to dig into this gem. Thank you for the share.
@freemo @icedquinn He's a Trump appointee. (Remember Rod Rosenstein? It's not like presidents have absolute control over the DOJ. Which is good, I guess.)
If thats true he was remarkably well meaning in saying the guy is good intentioned and not lying... Based on how they spoke they certainly came across as giving biden the benefit of the doubt and not being hostile towards him.
@freemo @icedquinn "elderly man with a poor memory" isn't hostile?
No, not in the least. I mean everyone can see he is clearly struggling with senility and has a failing memory. That seems to be the nicest possible way to phrase "senile" without saying it. Not to mention he claims he is well intentioned rather than just lying, which is the most favorable interpretation one could come up with honestly.
If you have to ask that question and don’t think there’s a difference, you maybe, need to interact with more Black people.
Did you really just tell an actual minority they cant identify minorities and need more black friends?
Thats also not what I said, I said that "the racist" applies to both. They are quite easy to distinguish between them, while they are both racist they are racist in different ways that are easy to differentiate.
I think what I said was pretty clear.
Regardless, this is going nowhere. I don’t agree with you. We’re too far apart on the subject, so there’s really no reason for me to engage.
Bye.
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
"Was the racial purge the orange guy who has a history of disliking brown people?"
like your source, please. i think you're lying.
Sure, IEEE citation format:
[1] “Trump Management Company.” New York Urban League, Civil Rights Division, New York, Aug. 16, 1972
You asked for a citation, this is a citation.
Specifically in the IEEE format, the one of the standard and most used formats for providing citations.
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
you said this: "Was the racial purge the orange guy who has a history of disliking brown people?"
this is how i understood it: donald trump is a racist.
1. did you mean this?
2. do you want to defend this?
if yes, please provide evidence.
or shut the fuck up
1. Yes he is a racist, that is exactly the words that I used.
2. I have as much interest in defending this that I do that the earth is round. That is to say, that should I sincerely need to debate this with someone it is almost garunteed to be a waste of my time.
> if yes, please provide evidence.
Citing a literal source with proof of his racism, as I just did with my previous citation already did this.
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
1. i was asking what you meant. and not if this quote matches, faggot.
2. you don't have to debate anything. i'm asking for proof of your statement.
i think that you're a brainwashed faggot that FEELS LIKE trump is a racist, because it got psyopped into your head so many times.
proof me wrong.
give me one example of trump beeing racist.
> 1. i was asking what you meant. and not if this quote matches, faggot.
No you werent.
Here is exactly what you asked for and said:
> like [sic] your source, please. i think you're lying.
You literally did not. What you asked for was me to provide you the evidence. I cited the source I used as evidence. Now maybe if you didnt act like a toddler having a tantrum I'd have followed up with you further, but your behavior has made it clear there would be no benefit in me engaging further.
> 2. you don't have to debate anything. i'm asking for proof of your statement.
Which you were provided, I cited one among many sources. Now its on you to review the source material and form an opinion, but seems your stuck in your little tantrum.
> i think that you're a brainwashed faggot that FEELS LIKE trump is a racist, because it got psyopped into your head so many times.
As I've stated many times before, both Trump and Biden are old family friends and have been over the family home many times for dinner and to stay the night. No one is brainwashing me, I knew the guy was a racist piece of shit long before anyone gave a fuck about either of them.
> proof me wrong.
I did, the fact that you are clueless of that fact is more a you problem than a me problem.
> give me one example of trump beeing racist.
Already cited a source that is literally a compilation of quite a few and the supporting evidence to back it all... and thats just the shit he had done in NYC is 1972 alone. Again the fact that you dont know how to read citation formats or how to get them is a you problem not a me problem. One that you could have easily solved by just asking rather than being an asshat.
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
this: "[1] “Trump Management Company.” New York Urban League, Civil Rights Division, New York, Aug. 16, 1972"
is not proof of trump beeing a racist.
you did provide no evidence at all. your're just a disgusting leftist liar.
go suck a dick, faggot.
> this: "[1] “Trump Management Company.” New York Urban League, Civil Rights Division, New York, Aug. 16, 1972"
>
> is not proof of trump beeing a racist.
Correct, it is not proof much like an address is not a home, and a phone number is not a phone and a URL is not a website. It is, however, explicitly instructions on how to access the proof should you want to review the proof itself.
> you did provide no evidence at all. your're just a disgusting leftist liar.
I provided you the standard details needed to access the evidence. Again I realize you may not be too bright (based on your offensive language) and all, but maybe you should consider that before being an asshat. As I said I would have been otherwise more than willing to explain to you how you are supposed to use citations to get access to the actual evidence it points to so you can read it.
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
you think you're really smart, but you're just a pitiful little worm with no mind of its own who allows himself to be programmed by the media.
how about you'll go and get yourself the next booster.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts So... he owned a company with real estate agents who had unconscious bias or were flagrant racists... and didn't do enough about it?
I think you're using the word "racist" loosely, wrt. both presidents. But the word is losing all meaning, so go ahead I guess.
That seems highly unlikely given that it was coordinated between seperate properties of his, and was reported and Trump took no action.
What evidence do you have that some conspiracy was in place to lie and manipulate Trump so he couldnt/wouldnt be aware of massive racism taking place unilaterally across all his properties? Honestly considering it was in the news at the time I cant see how he couldnt have known.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts No conspiracy; just salesmen/etc being jerks, unwittingly or not.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts Or, I don't know – I thought that is what this lawsuit had been about. Did Trump do something obviously bad, or was he just captain of the ship when something happened? You see my point?
Oh I see your point, and as a general statement its perfectly valid. But makes absolutely no sense in this case where a coordinated scheme among upper management with code words and all was employed specifically to exclude blacks. With "C" meaning "Colored" that when added to an application would signal to the upper management (trump) specifically to exclude someone for being black.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts "upper management"? Do we think Trump knew about the codes before the lawsuit? (I'd be *extremely* surprised to find out he did, I suspect he had almost nothing to do with the day-to-day.)
It was leaked publicly before the lawsuit, the leaking is in the mountain of evidence. Yes he very clearly knew and was most likely based ont he evidence directly involved in instituting it. Even if you can argue that it was somehow some huge company wide conspiracy that everyone knew except him at the top, you'd have to demonstrate that somehow (as its not a reasonable assumption). Short of any such evidence it seems quite obvious not only did he know, he was a part of it. But yes he clearly knew as it came up in the civil rights documents from the urban league.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts ooh, interesting – can you point me to that documentation that shows he clearly knew? thanks!
Thats not what I said... I said that 1) it was a company wide system across multiple properties and reaching at every level with a formal system. This **implies** he knew it, ther eis no document proving he knew it. 2) in the source I cited it does touch on how this was already publicly leaked before the lawsuite as people were pretty pissed at Trump. So even if somehow you could excuse some grand conspiracy he was clueless to he clearly would have known about it befor ethe suite.
You are the one claiming there was a grand conspiracy across multiple properties and management that somehow Trump could have been unaware of despite the scale and pervasiveness... thats a huge leap so the burden of proof is on **you** to argue that case.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts ah; "This **implies** he knew it" I disagree. I mean maybe, we'll probably never know. (No conspiracy; I personally never tell Sundar Pichai what I do, for example, and I can honestly tell you I am not a part of any conspiracy to keep him in the dark. Seriously: why all the conspiracy talk? It's weird.)
"publicly leaked before the lawsuite as people were pretty pissed at Trump" – I believe you but don't see the relevance to deciding e.g. whether we think Trump is the sort of person who would have initiated or approved this policy, for example. I suspect he had no idea, and when word of the lawsuit came up and/or leaked details about codes he circled the wagons (rather than apologize/etc as would have been ideal) and was more than happy to reach the settlement. Or, maybe it was his idea because he wanted only whites in his properties. Who knows.
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts "Thats not what I said..." I meant to ask for whatever this refers to: "he clearly knew as it came up in the civil rights documents from the urban league."
@freemo @mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts if they show he clearly knew and allowed the policy to continue (i.e. before the point where he "circled the wagons" that I mentioned in my other post) I'd love to see it.
I'm sort of under the impression that most of the evidence that Trump is a racist is kinda reaching: "he said something bad about someone" or "someone said he said something but he denies it, no witnesses" or "a guy working for him did something racist". You know, garbage. Similarly for Biden, he pushed for draconian drug policies for example, which had an (obvious to you and me) terrible outcome, but of course a lot of people pushed for those with the best of intentions.
So if I'm wrong I'd love to hear it...
You are the one who has to show he clearly didnt know, as you are the one making the unreasonable assumption that a coordinated process at every level of the company was somehow kept from Trump despite everyone else knowing and participating in this actively as a coordinate scheme across multiple properties.
Ok so you just showed you didnt even bother reading the source material or have any understanding of the case... yet you seemed to drawn a conclusion anyway, thats troubling.
There was a whole system in place between upper management, coming directly fromt he top, to exclude colored people. They had a special paper they would attach to applications with coded messages (C means Colored in the upper right corner).
This coding would be used and coordinated across the entire organization to ensure blacks would be explicitly excluded.
How in the world can you go from that (and similar evidence) and explain that away as a few rogue racist agents, that makes no sense.
@mk @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts
@freemo @davidhmccoy @lowqualityfacts If it really comes down to that, I'll take racist-30-years-ago guy over racist-today guy 🤷♂️