@Cycloptichorn,
Cycloptichorn wrote:Finn dAbuzz wrote:The president didn't call the white supremacists "good people." I know that's the narrative you want to push but it is simply false. He said there were "good people" among the demonstrators who were against the removal of the statue. I don't know how he knows that to be true but then you can't know that it is false.
This is false.
Finn's facts appear to me to all be correct.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Trump specifically said there were 'good people's at the Friday night rally.
Yes. As Finn said, Trump was referring to the people who peacefully opposed removing the statues without being connected to any neo-nazi or KKK nonsense.
Cycloptichorn wrote:The one, yaknow, featuring a bunch of white dudes with torches chanting anti-Jew slogans and other white supremacist slogans.
The fact that neo-nazis hold a march doesn't mean people who are not neo-nazis cannot peacefully oppose the removal of a statue.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Who were the good people at such an event?
They were the ones who merely opposed the removal of the statue without being involved with any neo-nazi or KKK nonsense.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Would you have stuck around?
I've never been to a protest, so I don't have personal experience to draw on. It would probably depend on if there were other people who shared my views who were also sticking around.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Would you think that anyone who marched while chanting racist slogans was a 'good person?'
Probably not. But it all depends. Sometimes lonely and depressed people get drawn into hate groups the same way they can get drawn into a cult. I'd hesitate to call such a messed up person "evil".
Cycloptichorn wrote:Trump does,
Nonsense.
Cycloptichorn wrote:he said exactly this.
He said nothing of the sort.
Cycloptichorn wrote:He said this because he believes that good people do these things and associate with people who do these things.
The only people who Trump referred to as "good people" are the ones who peacefully opposed removal of the statue without being involved in any neo-nazi or kkk nonsense.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Frankly there's one person here pushing a false narrative about Trump's words, and it's not the people you are responding to.
Actually the Democrats have lied constantly about Trump's words.
Cycloptichorn wrote:Why are you still defending the guy?
Innocent people deserve to be defended from untrue accusations.
Cycloptichorn wrote:You ******* know he is a scumbag, you're to smart to be one of the fools who blindly follows his idiocy. So why continue?
While I'm not the person you directed that to, I think Trump is turning out to be a fine president.
Of course, I'm not blaming him for any of the untrue things the Democrats say about him. That probably makes a difference.