Trump tells progressive freshman congresswomen to 'go back' to their 'broken and crime infested' countries

This keeps coming up again and again, and the answer is always the same. The President wins the election by receiving the largest number of electoral votes. That means that he is elected by winning the largest number of states. The number of popular votes that he receives is not a factor, and hasn't been since the founding of this nation. The purpose of the Electoral College is to assure that a few densely inhabited states don't wind up controlling the election, thereby setting themselves up as the only ones to whom a potential President is ultimately responsible. Without the College, states like California and New York would, in effect, control the White House, no matter who sat in the Oval Office. Great for California and New York, but the rest of the country can be pretty much dismissed.

Combating misinformation/ignorance with truth and logic is admirable, to say the least. Thank you for your post.
 
Come to the UK we have Muslim pedafile rape gangs,men born in this country from Pakistani parents raping and grooming young white girls nationwide from the age of 11 with the police and officials turning a blind eye to it happening, because they do not want to appear racists , That's what happens when a population is to scared to talk of race problems
 
Come to the UK we have Muslim pedafile rape gangs,men born in this country from Pakistani parents raping and grooming young white girls nationwide from the age of 11 with the police and officials turning a blind eye to it happening, because they do not want to appear racists , That's what happens when a population is to scared to talk of race problems
We've had ONE gang so far we've also had a number of gross predators who were white. Yes everyone should be investigated equally but one gang of scumbags does NOT mean that everyone should 'go back where they came from'.
As to the fairness of the college the problem is that it tilts thing too far the other way making it a lot harder for a Democrat to get elected and downplaying what those in the cities want. Why is that the usually less educated and informed about the outside world have their decisions having more sway than those who are. If it was just stuff effecting them it wouldn't be so bad (although their homophobia, transphobia, racism and frankly stone age views on abortion and contraception would still be a massive problem) but the US President affects things on a worldwide level.
 
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Come to the UK we have Muslim pedafile rape gangs,men born in this country from Pakistani parents raping and grooming young white girls nationwide from the age of 11 with the police and officials turning a blind eye to it happening, because they do not want to appear racists , That's what happens when a population is to scared to talk of race problems
It's an outrage! Those are white British kids for white British paedophiles.

 
Unfortunately here are more than just ONE Muslim pedophile rape gang in the UK, and it had been going on/covered up since Gordon Brown was in office. Now that its being brought to light its apparent that itt's a nation-wide, cultural problem. Where the hell did you you get singular from that?

It's an outrage! Those are white British kids for white British pedophile.

Way to miss the point.
White pedophiles are 'everywhere' apparently, even going way back to the very heart of Ted Heath's government...all on the say so of one deluded idiot, no evidence needed.


To get back to the point of the thread; As a matter of interest can anyone tell me why Trump's comment was racist. Not stupid or idiotic or factually inaccurate but racist specifically.
 
Well, "Go back to your country" is a VERY well known and common racist phrase. It's racist because it implies that someone isn't really a part of the country, in this case, American, due to their race. What Trump has said alludes to the racial identities of these women, and plays into racist stereotypes.
 
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But surely, Trump telling those women of colour to go back to their countries is a racist thing to say, and as such isn't Trump admitting the USA is a racist country?
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Trump told them to 'go' for political reasons and then said they should 'come back' when they're finished. Not racist.
This keeps coming up again and again, and the answer is always the same. The President wins the election by receiving the largest number of electoral votes. That means that he is elected by winning the largest number of states. The number of popular votes that he receives is not a factor, and hasn't been since the founding of this nation. The purpose of the Electoral College is to assure that a few densely inhabited states don't wind up controlling the election, thereby setting themselves up as the only ones to whom a potential President is ultimately responsible. Without the College, states like California and New York would, in effect, control the White House, no matter who sat in the Oval Office. Great for California and New York, but the rest of the country can be pretty much dismissed.
Texas, a commonly red state, has a MUCH larger population than New York. Anyway, shouldn't the system count everyone's votes the same? If the majority of a country wants a certain person in the White House than that is the will of the people.
 
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Clever reasoning, and worse than mine.
Texas, a commonly red state, has a MUCH larger population than New York. If the majority of a country wants a certain person in the White House than that is the will of the people.

1. That doesn't mean anything. Remember: Electoral College.

2. The majority? Really? They most certainly did not...unless you're counting the illegals (whom the Democrats sneakily arranged to allow it).
 
Unfortunately here are more than just ONE Muslim pedophile rape gang in the UK, and it had been going on/covered up since Gordon Brown was in office. Now that its being brought to light its apparent that itt's a nation-wide, cultural problem. Where the hell did you you get singular from that?



Way to miss the point.
White pedophiles are 'everywhere' apparently, even going way back to the very heart of Ted Heath's government...all on the say so of one deluded idiot, no evidence needed.


To get back to the point of the thread; As a matter of interest can anyone tell me why Trump's comment was racist. Not stupid or idiotic or factually inaccurate but racist specifically.
Citation needed about these multiple Moslim rape gangs - right wing internet bleep lords and anything involving Fox, Breitbart or Alex Jones doesn't count unless independently verified.

If you have to ask - telling someone to 'go back where they came from' is pretty much most people from an ethnic minority has had to deal with - I remember the comedian Lenny Henry talking about that one in the 80s. If that's the first you've heard of it then it means Trump isn't just racist he's passé.
 
Not saying it really matters, because people’s minds are set on this, but right after Brexit my friend, who lives in the UK since her Uni days, and who looks like a Swedish stereotype (tall, leggy, blonde) was told to ”go back where she came from” (i.e. Sweden), when she criticized Brexit (and yes, the experience pissed her off).

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It's xenophobia so it's related to racism.
Yeah it's a phrase I've heard quite a bit, especially regarding criminals, in a why haven't they been deported way.
 
1. That doesn't mean anything. Remember: Electoral College.

2. The majority? Really? They most certainly did not...unless you're counting the illegals (whom the Democrats sneakily arranged to allow it).
Do you have evidence for your 2nd claim?
 
Citation needed about these multiple Moslim rape gangs - right wing internet bleep lords and anything involving Fox, Breitbart or Alex Jones doesn't count unless independently verified.

Um, try the Daily Mirror? The Independent? The BBC? No right-wing bastions of hate-propaganda. It's frankly staggering/scary that you think its ONE instance.

There have been SEVENTEEN separate of rape gang cases all over the UK. Derby, Rochdale, Rotherham, Preston, Oxford, Huddersfield is the latest:
Twenty members of grooming gang convicted

It's even happened in my small home town of Skipton, although that didn't make the national headlines.

Try just Googling the rest by name, you'll find a trove.

In case your wondering the available official UK Government statistics show that of those identified 30% of rapes are perpetrated by whites.
28% are perpetrated by Asians.

Note that Asians are very far from the majority, compromising maybe 8% of the population.

If you have to ask - telling someone to 'go back where they came from' is pretty much most people from an ethnic minority has had to deal with

Um, but all four women were entirely different races and nationalities from each other, so Trump was being, at best, nationalistic when he said what he did. Three of them aren't even immigrants.
So no, that's not an explanation as to why what Trump said was racist. Care to try again?
 
Um, try the Daily Mirror? The Independent? The BBC? No right-wing bastions of hate-propaganda. It's frankly staggering/scary that you think its ONE instance.

There have been SEVENTEEN separate of rape gang cases all over the UK. Derby, Rochdale, Rotherham, Preston, Oxford, Huddersfield is the latest:
Twenty members of grooming gang convicted

It's even happened in my small home town of Skipton, although that didn't make the national headlines.

Try just Googling the rest by name, you'll find a trove.

In case your wondering the available official UK Government statistics show that of those identified 30% of rapes are perpetrated by whites.
28% are perpetrated by Asians.

Note that Asians are very far from the majority, compromising maybe 8% of the population.



Um, but all four women were entirely different races and nationalities from each other, so Trump was being, at best, nationalistic when he said what he did. Three of them aren't even immigrants.
So no, that's not an explanation as to why what Trump said was racist. Care to try again?
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The example I gave was a guy who was born in the West Midlands of England he just happens to be black hence racist abuse. Trump is possibly unaware of the cliche with regards race. He does have some dubious friends who may well have given him those ideas it's all grounded in racist rhetoric. If it quacks like a duck you can forgive people for thinking it's a duck.

I went to uni in Leicester it has a huge Asian population none of those problems at all and no obvious racial tensions.
Idk but I refuse to believe it's a solely Asian phonemem. Maybe the gangs are (and I need to more research into why) but groomers come in all hues of skin colour. Also if it goes to Brown, Cameron has to be ignoring it too. A lot of stuff has been ignored in the past regarding abuse it wasn't necessarily for political correctness gone mad reasons.
 
Do you have evidence for your 2nd claim?

If you lived here and we're able to vote,
perhaps you'd understand how and why (many) Democrats have a vested interest in recruiting ANYONE who'd further their "cause."

Why do you think certain factions oppose proof of citizenship, not to mention identification? But you wouldn't be familiar with this, of course.
 
Trump is possibly unaware of the cliche with regards race. He does have some dubious friends who may well have given him those ideas it's all grounded in racist rhetoric. If it quacks like a duck you can forgive people for thinking it's a duck.

So are you saying that its racist because it just kinda sounds racist?

Y'know, it occurs to me that many would think that 'go back to where you came from' is mildly xenophobic or ignorant, even if these four individuals are unique in US politics in their extremely anti-American and anti-Israel views.
But 'come back and tell us what you did' (to fix the problems that were there) is not very racist.

Because that's what Trump actually said, in full.

Idk but I refuse to believe it's a solely Asian phonemem.

No-one said that rape or child abuse was a solely Asian phenomenon. But the fact is that the police have historically been far less likely to investigate Muslim rapists for fear of being labelled racist is fact. Also the fact that the victims are white girls is note-worthy.
And its happened A LOT.

Maybe the gangs are (and I need to more research into why) but groomers come in all hues of skin colour.

All the more reason to idenify it as a actual problem then, then you can go about investigating why. But labeling all and everything racist seems to be a barrier to thought.
 
So are you saying that its racist because it just kinda sounds racist?

No-one said that rape or child abuse was a solely Asian phenomenon. But the fact is that the police have historically been far less likely to investigate Muslim rapists for fear of being labelled racist is fact. Also the fact that the victims are white girls is note-worthy.
And its happened A LOT.

And once again I say, truth is a powerful weapon against lies.

You can walk a duck to water, but you can't make it THINK.
 
If you lived here and we're able to vote,
perhaps you'd understand how and why (many) Democrats have a vested interest in recruiting ANYONE who'd further their "cause."

Why do you think certain factions oppose proof of citizenship, not to mention identification? But you wouldn't be familiar with this, of course.
I lived in the U.S for 2 years. I'm quite familiar. I also am minoring in political science, and I know plenty about the U.S. That's still not evidence that Democrats committed voter fraud. I know that some people oppose proof of identification due to the fact that many Americans do not have the kind of photo I.D required to vote, and it may reduce participation. More than 20 million Americans do not currently have government-issued photo I.D. And photo ID can cost more than certain citizens can afford. These are some of the arguments I've heard, I do not necessarily agree.
As for the motivation to commit voter fraud, wouldn't Republicans have the same motivation? This seems rather biased.
 
Oh, and @Anyanka Bunny Slayer, I do not mean anything I say to be offensive to you. You are very intelligent, and I enjoy talking to people with different views than me! It broadens my perspective, which is always great.
Much love, and much cheese.
 
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