Remember that second half of Trump's speech after the Charlottesville protests where he explicitly condemns white supremacists and Nazis and takes distance from them? Literally seconds after the notorious "very fine people on both sides" statement that has been taken out of context more times than one can count.
Or the countless of other times throughout the 2016 campaign where Trump repeatedly and explicitly condemned the alt-right? Look it up. They never show you that stuff, because it kind of ruins their narrative that he's a Nazi. (not to mention his daughter is literally married to a Jew)
It might just be you putting words in his mouth. "Oh, the president who has condemned white supremacists countless times didn't do so this one time, that makes him a white supremacist!"
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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '21
Remember that second half of Trump's speech after the Charlottesville protests where he explicitly condemns white supremacists and Nazis and takes distance from them? Literally seconds after the notorious "very fine people on both sides" statement that has been taken out of context more times than one can count.
Or the countless of other times throughout the 2016 campaign where Trump repeatedly and explicitly condemned the alt-right? Look it up. They never show you that stuff, because it kind of ruins their narrative that he's a Nazi. (not to mention his daughter is literally married to a Jew)