She didn’t.AOC recently branded Pelosi as racist (towards
her coterie of ethnic congressional newbies).
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She didn’t.AOC recently branded Pelosi as racist (towards
her coterie of ethnic congressional newbies).
That phrase is part of Donald Trump’s Twitter feedThat phrase is not in the transcript. Sorry.
Asked if she thinks Pelosi has racial animus or is racist, Ocasio-Cortez said unequivocally, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not."
It seems both sides of the swamp are racist.
After accusing Pelosi of racism using all the right words except for the crucial one.Asked if she thinks Pelosi has racial animus or is racist, Ocasio-Cortez said unequivocally, "No, no, absolutely not, absolutely not."
DC.Out of curiosity, what, pray tell, do you mean by "the swamp"?
You cannot possibly be serious. Every race on the face of the earth has practiced racismDoes a racist come in more than one colour?
yep, she and her 3 person posse call themselves, the squadAOC recently branded Pelosi as racist (towards
her coterie of ethnic congressional newbies).
It seems both sides of the swamp are racist.
I also like how white folk like AOC are convenientlyY
yep, she and her 3 person posse call themselves, the squad
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yep, she and her 3 person posse call themselves, the squad
Apotheosis?After accusing Pelosi of racism using all the right words except for the crucial one.
This might be the best example of apophysis (sort of) of the year.
Most nazis were not malicious or hateful. They considered themselves honest, hard-working and decent people. They simply believed that they were a superior race, and so deserved to wield superior power of those inferior races. And they were willing to support Hitler because of this belief.Looking back over that long and ugly history, I think of my grandparents' generation and consider that a lot of people have personal, intimate connections to that history. My grandparents would be considered racist by today's standards, but so would most white people of their generation since that's what they were raised in and that's all they really knew growing up. They weren't malicious or hateful to any degree; they considered themselves honest, hard-working, and decent. But they did say a lot of ignorant and prejudiced things.
And that may be how a lot of people see it these days. When someone says something that's rather dumb, ignorant, and racist, it might make people think of their "crazy uncle" or grandparent at family gatherings who says dumb things like that. They may not think of the long and ugly history, but they might think of some addle-headed family member who's off his meds.
However, I'll concede that when "crazy uncle" becomes President of the United States, then we might have ourselves a situation here.
Monday night Steven Colbert was discussing this and suggest Trump can go to Hell. The comment got a standing ovation.Racist is as racist does. Telling someone they are not American, and to go back to where they came from (3 are born in the USA, one is a naturalized citizen) because of their skin color is racist. It's not meaningless, it's blatant.
To be fair, he only referenced Somalia which means Ihlan Ohmar.
Changing a few letters completely changes the meaning.Apotheosis?
Why are you posting a link to an after-the-fact press conference? Here is the tweet, which you could have easily found...Here is the transcript.
President Trump Doubled Down on 'Why Don't They Go Back' Remarks: Read the Transcript
He only directly mentions Ohmar and Somalia.
Later on in the conversation he mentions the 4 which is a reference to the squad. But that was in reference to them being socialist/communist.
It seems both sides of the swamp are racist.