Trump's First 100 Days Of Racism

[nikcers]

The idea of American nationality atleast in the original intent of our naturalization laws was supposed to replace the idea of racial groups.

Calling everything racist subverts atleast the very idea of racist political culture. If everything and everyone is racist then there are no "others" to be racist.

Racism therefore infact is the grand unified theory of political culture because if we are all racists we all atleast have that one thing in common.

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[jmdrake]

Are you ready to kick Ford and GM out of America?

Ford & the Nazi War Efforts | corpwatch

The Ford Motor Company's commercial-free sponsorship of NBC's airing of "Schindler's List," the epic movie about the Holocaust, was a class act. Nevertheless, it would be remiss of us here at CorpWatch, not to point out Ford's contribution to Nazi war efforts.

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By the way, I have to ask. Now that Elon Musk has gone nuclear on Trump, are you ready to admit that Trump and Musk were LYING about "white genocide" in South African? Because it is a lie. See: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgr5xe7z0y0o

And:



Also it's not just slavery. It's entire communities that were bombed like the Greenwood district of Tulsa Oklahoma (one survivor still left alive) or were buried under water like Oscarville Georgia which is now under Lake Lanier or Rosewood.

 

[jmdrake]

I'm fine with deporting Elon Musk to South Africa. But at this point Trump may be fine with that too. There is no honor among racists apparently.

 

[jmdrake]

That word has been overused to the point that nobody cares anymore, aside from the 20% of this country who are lunatic progressives.
It shuts down debate, and certainly doesn't help "race relations".

That might have been true in 2008 but that's no longer true in 2025. Trump has been the word VERY clear. When you can lie and falsely claim hard working Hatians are "eating dogs and cats" in order to justify ending their refugee status and then turn around and lie and claim that white South Africans are facing a genocide then you are a racist. It's that simple. When you can deport people for being "anti semetic" for simply saying that what the Israeli GOVERNMENT is doing to Gazan children is wrong, but you won't call out one of those South African white "refugees" saying that every problem in the world is the fault of "the Jews" you are racist. It's that simple. When you can make it your mission to scrub black heros like the Tuskeegee Airmen form DOD training materials and websites only to put them back after a public outcry, while looking for ways to bring back Confederate generals names to military installations, you're a racist. It's that simple. Yes the word racist has been overused. I don't think Trump did anything racist in his first term with the possible exception of his "shit hole countries" remark and subsequently gloating over black Republican conresswoman Mia Love losing her seat because she criticized him for it. But Trump 2.0 is not the same as Trump 1.0. You don't get to pretend racism isn't racism just because the word has been overused. I mean you can, but serious people won't take you seriously.

 

[jmdrake]

I don't really like Trump much, like his actions sure, but the person not so much. So I have to ask why do I constantly see, here in Florida, Black and Hispanic people wearing Trump gear and with Trump stickers on their trucks. I mean he won Miami-Dade county. That is almost unbelievable. So rather than watch some video or believe the news, I am going to go with my own observations that Trump probably is not a racist.

Some some people are just stupid. Why are people like Alex Jones still pretending that Trump isn't the one leading the charge to keep the Epstein list under wraps?

 

[jmdrake]

Trump is so racist that Democrats spent many decades not calling him one until he decided to run to POTUS.

Well I'm not a Democrat and I didn't call him racist during his first term. I am going by actions. Not party. If you can lie about Haitians eating cats and dogs in order to end their refugee status and then bring in white South Africans under fake claims of white genocide in South Africa then you're a racist. Pretty simple.

 

[jmdrake]

I find Trump 2.0 to be closer to Pat Buchanan than Ron Paul, if a comparison had to be made.

And I am happy with that.

Oh, and speaking of rhetorical games, I see the one the rest of this post is based on.

LOL - No Counselor, I did not order a "Code Red" to be given to PFC William Santiago.

And I give you credit for being honest about your racism. And there's no other way to put it. Pat Buchannan was open about being proud of his "Southern Strategy" to win over segregationists to the Republican Party. Pat Buchannan was open about the fact that he wanted to make sure something was in place to protect a white demographic majority in the United States. I don't think Ron Paul cares about that. But here's the funny thing. Donald Trump doesn't really care either. He's not an ideologue. He's a puppet happy to have his strings pulled by whatever will give him a semblance of power. And at the very same time he's making you feel good about defending yourself against "white replacement", he's selling your data to a company run by a gay globalist and he's covering for the pedophiles on Jeffery Esptein's list. But hey, you've got 60 new racist white South Africans to boost your numbers. That's 60 out of the 67,000 that Trump claims wanted to come to the U.S. Another Trump lie apparently.

 

[Anti Federalist]

And I give you credit for being honest about your racism. And there's no other way to put it. Pat Buchannan was open about being proud of his "Southern Strategy" to win over segregationists to the Republican Party. Pat Buchannan was open about the fact that he wanted to make sure something was in place to protect a white demographic majority in the United States. I don't think Ron Paul cares about that. But here's the funny thing. Donald Trump doesn't really care either. He's not an ideologue. He's a puppet happy to have his strings pulled by whatever will give him a semblance of power. And at the very same time he's making you feel good about defending yourself against "white replacement", he's selling your data to a company run by a gay globalist and he's covering for the pedophiles on Jeffery Esptein's list. But hey, you've got 60 new racist white South Africans to boost your numbers. That's 60 out of the 67,000 that Trump claims wanted to come to the U.S. Another Trump lie apparently.

Yes, you are right about Trump on this.

My number one priority, as a "voter", was shutting down the border and at least attempting to deport the invading horde.

That's been done, but probably for all the wrong reasons, but it has been done.

And 60 is better than zero.

It's 60 decent White folks that will not get sliced into hamburger by Malema and his black Marxist mob when he gains power.

 

[jmdrake]

Yes, you are right about Trump on this.

My number one priority, as a "voter", was shutting down the border and at least attempting to deport the invading horde.

That's been done, but probably for all the wrong reasons, but it has been done.

And 60 is better than zero.

It's 60 decent White folks that will not get sliced into hamburger by Malema and his black Marxist mob when he gains power.

Yeah...except 1) they aren't decent and 2) Malema isn't coming in to power and 3) he really isn't a Marxist and 4) if you were really concerned about people fleeing Marxism you'd be happy to let the Venezuelans in and continue to let the Cubans in. But....you're not. That's a ruse.

Edit: But at least you can see that Trump is fake.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Some some people are just stupid. Why are people like Alex Jones still pretending that Trump isn't the one leading the charge to keep the Epstein list under wraps?

FWIW, this is what Jones had to say yesterday:

 

[jmdrake]

And your point is?

https://www.npr.org/2025/06/01/nx-s1-5417938/trump-pardons-former-virginia-sheriff-convicted-of-bribery

Victims of ‘kids-for-cash’ judge outraged by Biden clemency: ‘What about all of us?’

Michael Conahan was convicted of accepting $2.8m for jailing more than 2,300 children, some as young as eight

www.theguardian.com

 

[Anti Federalist]

3) he really isn't a Marxist

Oh, come on, now you're just being silly.

Yes, Julius Malema is a Marxist-Leninist and the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a political party in South Africa that promotes Marxist ideologies and policies. The EFF advocates for state control of key industries and the expropriation of land without compensation.

 

[Swordsmyth]

Yeah...except 1) they aren't decent and 2) Malema isn't coming in to power and 3) he really isn't a Marxist and 4) if you were really concerned about people fleeing Marxism you'd be happy to let the Venezuelans in and continue to let the Cubans in. But....you're not. That's a ruse.

Edit: But at least you can see that Trump is fake.

You're a liar and a racist.
They are decent, Malema is in power and the party with the most power is just the same only more hidden about it, we don't want the communists coming from Venezuela and Cuba any more than most red states want Californians or Massholes.
Even the anti-communists from those places are neocons who want us to go to war to liberate their home countries.

 

[Swordsmyth]

Yes, you are right about Trump on this.

My number one priority, as a "voter", was shutting down the border and at least attempting to deport the invading horde.

That's been done, but probably for all the wrong reasons, but it has been done.

And 60 is better than zero.

It's 60 decent White folks that will not get sliced into hamburger by Malema and his black Marxist mob when he gains power.

He's not right, he's a lying racist, and the 60 are just the first batch, more are coming.

 

[jmdrake]

Oh, come on, now you're just being silly.

Yes, Julius Malema is a Marxist-Leninist and the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), a political party in South Africa that promotes Marxist ideologies and policies. The EFF advocates for state control of key industries and the expropriation of land without compensation.

That sounds AI generated. Here's what another AI says:


Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in South Africa, is generally considered a Marxist, or at least his party's ideology is heavily influenced by Marxism.
Here's why:

• Self-Identification: The EFF explicitly states in its constitution that it "draws inspiration from the broad Marxist–Leninist tradition". Malema himself has described the EFF as a "Marxist, Leninist, Fanonian movement".
• Ideology: The EFF's political position is described as "Far-left" and includes elements like Communism, Marxism, Sankarism, Anti-capitalism, Black nationalism, Pan-Africanism, and Left-wing populism.
• Policy Proposals: The EFF's core policies align with Marxist principles, including:
  • Expropriation of land without compensation.
  • Nationalization of strategic sectors like mines and banks.
  • Emphasis on economic transformation and ending economic inequality.

However, it's important to note:

• Criticism: Some critics argue that the EFF's actual practices don't fully align with Marxist principles, pointing to a lack of deep engagement with the working class and concerns about internal party democracy.
• Populism: The EFF's approach is often described as populist, utilizing strong rhetoric to mobilize support.
• Focus on Race: Some sources highlight that while the EFF adopts Marxist ideology, it also heavily emphasizes racial issues in South African politics.

In conclusion, while Julius Malema and the EFF identify as Marxist and advocate for policies informed by Marxist-Leninist principles, there are complexities and criticisms surrounding their practical implementation and broader political approach.

Note that I said he's not really a Marxist. And that seems to be the consensus. Anyhow, various black presidents in South Africa have sung/chanted "kill the boer" from the end of apartheid until now. The only politicians to ever pull that off were....whites from Great Britain. Imagine that?

Meanwhile here's who REALLY controls South Africa.



Note that former President Jacob Zuma testified to the South African Parliament that one of the white billionaires forced him to fire one of his cabinent members by threatening to crash the economy if he (Zuma) didn't comply. The real money isn't in farming. It's in mining. The is the last big massacre done by the governent in South Africa.



Note everyone being shot is black. Note that while most of the police (the ones doing the shooting) were black, those over them were white. So....who's really in danger of genocide? Note I'm not saying what's going on in SA right now is GOOD. But it's not an anti white genocide.

 

[familydog]

This has been on my mind for some time now. People have CALLED Trump racist since he first announced his run for office, going back to things that happened long before he became a presidential candidate but that most people were either unaware of or chose to ignore. Unlike a lot of other black people, I didn't find Trump's ACTIONS in his first term to be racist, but his second term most certainly has been. I've been meaning to do a chronology of this, but someone else beat me to it.

If what Trump is doing now is considered racism, then he isn't racist enough. I'll take what we have, but I expect more going forward.

 

[Anti Federalist]

That sounds AI generated. Here's what another AI says:

Yes, mine was AI generated, as was yours, which said:

Julius Malema, leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in South Africa, is generally considered a Marxist, or at least his party's ideology is heavily influenced by Marxism.

What happens to the hated minority or class almost every time there is a Marxist revolution?

 

[Anti Federalist]

He's not right, he's a lying racist, and the 60 are just the first batch, more are coming.

It's my hope that every single White in SA that wants to come here, does.

 

[Anti Federalist]

He's not right, he's a lying racist, and the 60 are just the first batch, more are coming.

I was referring specifically, to this:

Donald Trump doesn't really care either. He's not an ideologue.

I don't get the sense that he is committed to this.

I could be wrong.