The Racist Attacks on America and Trump

Front Page ^ | August 25, 2017 | David Horowitz

[detective]

Let’s start by noticing the obvious. The biggest hate group in America - by a wide margin - is the anti-Trump chorus, which has advanced from calling him “unfit to be president” to accusing him (in the words of CNN’s Ana Navarro) of being “unfit to be human.” In between are malignant accusations that he is a “neo-Nazi,” a “white nationalist” and a “white supremacist” – all revelations about Trump’s character that somehow remained hidden during the thirty years he was a public figure and before he ran against Hillary Clinton. Nor is the hate confined to Trump alone but includes his aides and supporters. Congressman Jerrold Nadler and other House Democrats have even attacked Trump’s policy adviser Stephen Miller as a “white supremacist” for defending a merit-based immigration reform. The attacks from the anti-Trump left also include the charge that America itself is a “white supremacist” country.

[detective]

This is an excellent article. Somehow anyone who believes in the American ideals of individual freedom and individual responsibility is automatically racist.

In fact, anyone who believes in America is automatically racist.

"The political left is relentless in its commitment to identity politics, which is a not so subtle form of racism. This animus is rooted in a racial and gender collectivism that is antagonistic to the fundamental American idea of individual rights applied universally and without regard to origins - to race, ethnicity or gender. The war to defend this idea is what created Trump’s candidacy and has shaped his political persona."

[Arm_Bears]

If this be racism, let us make the most of it.

(Hell, we’re gonna be criticized no matter what.)

[EdnaMode]

Horowitz is an excellent writer.

[Billthedrill]

A brilliant piece, and thanks for posting. Horowitz, too, has picked up on the careful and deliberate misuse of “White Nationalism” to include anyone who might have pale skin and happen to love his or her country. “White Supremacist” is even worse: to point out that the single most successful large society in world history was designed predominantly by white men is now to be considered “White Supremacy”. With definitions this plastic the only real meaning left in these terms is the malevolence of the people using them.

[Terry Mross]

Now a group of shrinks has written Congress saying Trump is a “clear and present danger to the world”. These people are insane with hatred because Hillary didn’t get to be president. It would have been the same with any republican. It’s just that Trump fights back and that makes them more insane. And they really do want a civil war.

[blueplum]

well, he is a clear and present danger to the do-nothing, business as usual, feeding from the government trough with inflated billings, world.

And I like it !!