Trump's "Star of David" Clinton Meme Was Created by White Supremacists
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Haha, why's that?
+ He controls his own twitter (mostly). No fake ass tweets going out by his writers
+ He shit talks on twitter. That's funny as long as he doesn't go too far
+ That's kind of the appealing part of Trump for a lot of people. He is his own man, not a politician. He isn't concerned what others think he'll speak his mind.
- At the same time if he is going to be the leader of this country he'll need to be a little more diplomatic. Thinking before he speaks (tweets).
- This is just some stupid tweet with content from some racist asshole on twitter. No big deal. But that type of before could cause more issues if he were to become the president.
+ He controls his own twitter (mostly). No fake ass tweets going out by his writers
+ He shit talks on twitter. That's funny as long as he doesn't go too far
+ That's kind of the appealing part of Trump for a lot of people. He is his own man, not a politician. He isn't concerned what others think he'll speak his mind.
- At the same time if he is going to be the leader of this country he'll need to be a little more diplomatic. Thinking before he speaks (tweets).
- This is just some stupid tweet with content from some racist asshole on twitter. No big deal. But that type of before could cause more issues if he were to become the president.
Trump's campaign is pretty much following the outline of his 1987 book, The Art of the Deal. Here's a summary of the tactics in his book - he's demonstrated that he is maximizing options by going into the negotiation with the most extreme views possible on immigration. He will soften on those positions, he already has made some concessions to the media since his first remarks. In doing so, he is using the leverage he has created; everyone is trying to talk him back from the ledge, so to speak, and that means he's shifted the goalposts towards his side. He's shown that he knows his audience better than anyone I've ever seen in the political realm. He speaks at the level of a third grader, while everyone else is speaking at 6th grade level or above. He puts things in simplified, dumbed down mantras that are catchy. Trump gets the word out, he has the media playing his game, and they're dropping everything they had planned to talk about what he is saying or doing every day of every week since he announced his candidacy. My point is that there appears to be a deliberate method to his so-called madness.
His brand of diplomacy, talking all sorts of inflammatory shit, is something we haven't seen out of a president since Ronald Reagan, and as much as cuckservatives hate to admit it, the comparison is apt (outside the establishment, spoke plainly, etc). While I'm no fan of Reagan's foreign policy platforms, I respect the way he handled the Soviets. He was a bulldog, and he made it clear to our rivals that the United States of America was not to be fucked with. Regardless, through his two terms as president, we survived the Cold War.
Trump is a successful businessman, and that has required the ability to negotiate many difficult and high-stakes deals. People love to point out his 4 bankruptcies, but that's 4 out of how many hundreds of deals he's done in his lifetime? Seems like a pretty good success rate. Trump's methods are unorthodox, but he is more diplomatic than you are willing to admit.
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Calm down cuck. He's a presidential candidate. He should know what he's posting on social media.
Yea and nothing was wrong with the post
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And the symbol of satan, our lord and master ofc
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Trump finds himself in trouble for retweeting something without thinking about what it meant first. I don't think it was intentional or that he was thinking it had anything to do with Jews, though. They should just say that they didn't realize it was an offensive picture, apologize, and move on.
The media is playing up the story much more than it deserves.
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So Trump didn't realise what the star of david meant, or how it might possibly be construed? Uh huh. Right. OK.
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So Trump didn't realise what the star of david meant, or how it might possibly be construed? Uh huh. Right. OK.
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Bottom line is that the Press is in a full court press to ensure that Hillary Clinton is elected President.
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higgardly is directly responsible for letting 4 Americans die in Benghazi,
and libs want the happily blast Trump for the use of that symbol.
sad.
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He has the money to hire a team of twitter filters that drop into tight man coverage everytime he goes near the keyboard
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Is Disney anti-semitic?
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I'm pretty sure there's a history of antisemitic allegations with Disney, but I could be wrong.
Anyway, the six pointed star in itself is not antisemitic. The fact that it's being used in an image created by a guy with a history of neo-nazi posts probably means that in this case, it was meant that way. Trump probably isn't antisemitic - just an idiot.
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It was created by somebody anonymous
And there is nothing anti semitic in the context of the image
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Wait, how is something that resembles the star of david in and ofitself anti semetic? I thought the controversy was how it was overlayed ontop of money. The insinuation being she's in the pocket of wall street kykes......which she is
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Wait, how is something that resembles the star of david in and ofitself anti semetic? I thought the controversy was how it was overlayed ontop of money. The insinuation being she's in the pocket of wall street kykes......which she is
Wait, how is something that resembles the star of david in and ofitself anti semetic? I thought the controversy was how it was overlayed ontop of money. The insinuation being she's in the pocket of wall street kykes......which she is
I feel like associating a 6-pointed star with money is in itself, anti-semitic. Therefore the people who are interpreting it that way are the anti-semites. The star of david is never represented as a solid anyway, it's two overlapped hollow triangles.
Hillary is, herself, what is being associated with the crony cash.
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Now a blond-haired blue-eyed WHITE feMALE with 50 jew-identifying stickers - that's anti-semitic.
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I'm pretty sure there's a history of antisemitic allegations with Disney, but I could be wrong.
Anyway, the six pointed star in itself is not antisemitic. The fact that it's being used in an image created by a guy with a history of neo-nazi posts probably means that in this case, it was meant that way. Trump probably isn't antisemitic - just an idiot.
I'm pretty sure there's a history of antisemitic allegations with Disney, but I could be wrong.
Anyway, the six pointed star in itself is not antisemitic. The fact that it's being used in an image created by a guy with a history of neo-nazi posts probably means that in this case, it was meant that way. Trump probably isn't antisemitic - just an idiot.
Pretty much this.
And I think older Disney stuff has some anti Jew messaging as well
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I was pretty sure that the watermark on the image Trump posted, linking it back to the neo-nazi guy, was the connection to the outrage here, not just using a six pointed star (which is probably better for text alignment anyway so would make sense to have a slogan written across it, compared to five pointed).
There's so much bullshit attached to everything these days, like using a five pointed star is all dandy, but rotate it by 72 degrees and all of a sudden it's a pentacle and your company is full of satanists.
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Of course the Jerusalem Post is probably affiliated with the Ku Klux Klan so...
Anyhow it would be hard to be any more anti-jewish than the Obama Administration huh?
WSS
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I didn't realize that Obama had anything to do with this story
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I was pretty sure that the watermark on the image Trump posted, linking it back to the neo-nazi guy, was the connection to the outrage here, not just using a six pointed star (which is probably better for text alignment anyway so would make sense to have a slogan written across it, compared to five pointed).
There's so much bullshit attached to everything these days, like using a five pointed star is all dandy, but rotate it by 72 degrees and all of a sudden it's a pentacle and your company is full of satanists.
I was pretty sure that the watermark on the image Trump posted, linking it back to the neo-nazi guy, was the connection to the outrage here, not just using a six pointed star (which is probably better for text alignment anyway so would make sense to have a slogan written across it, compared to five pointed).
There's so much bullshit attached to everything these days, like using a five pointed star is all dandy, but rotate it by 72 degrees and all of a sudden it's a pentacle and your company is full of satanists.
Pretty much all the outrage was strictly about the star.
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