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“Hey Barrack, this is my pussy-grabbing hand.
Absolutely everyone loves me.”
The problem with Trumps hate talk is that people buy into it and then we see all this nasty vile stuff raise its ugly head. We don’t want that American bullshert here keep it there where it belongs. America showed it still has the same old racist antics and antiquated views on the same old issues. This was notable when the Southern Americans came out in support of the Trumpet the 25- 30 million that don’t normally vote. Does Trumpet being elected now make it acceptable for potential leaders to be so vile, nasty, racist and discriminative to other races and ethnicities at a time when so many people have been displaced and many developed countries have issues of homelessness, unemployment, under employment and inequalities.
Exactly my line of thought too.