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Flame » in reply to There just buying into it. Not being politically correct is hard on their reelection prospects.

"I guess the millions of us racists see beyond it."

No- you are just intentionally blind to it... millions MORE of american citizens see it as the racism IT VERY OBVIOUSLY IS:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/poll-donald-trumps-attacks-on-a-judge-were-racist-and-wrong_us_5758653ce4b0ced23ca6b902?utm_hp_ref=politics

A 57 percent majority of Americans think Trump was wrong to complain against the judge, while just 20 percent think he was in the right. Democrats and independents broadly believe that the businessman is wrong, while Republicans are close to evenly split.
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A smaller majority, 51 percent, say that Trump’s comments were not only wrong, but racist.

But while Democrats and independents are about as likely to call Trump’s statements racist as they are to say that they were wrong, those in the GOP are far more reluctant to take a harsher stance. Fewer than a quarter of Republicans say the remarks constituted racism.

ONLY among republicans do the majority NOT see it as racism...

Then you wrote this bizarre claim...
"The vehement accusations of racism and bigotry are solely used to silence the opposition."


No... these accusations are being made in response to actual blatant racism... HOW is saying an american judge born in Indiana can't do his job because of Mexican ancestry NOT RACIST?

CAN YOU ANSWER THAT?!

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