No space between...

[MrScorpio]

[PunkinPi]

1. Excellent video of her reading the entire piece post election...

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017412371

[madokie]

2. I forwarded this on

I honestly thought we were past all this but the election of our first Black President started bring these people out of the wood work and then this CRETIN just elected threw gas on the fire.
F.U.C.K.

[baldguy]

3. K&R

[Gothmog]

4. People who voted for trump are racists

[treestar]

5. Amen, they are so pathetic denying it

If they disapprove of racism they would have shown it by not voting for him!

[BumRushDaShow]

6. Perfect

Although on DU, posting this would get you accused of "identity politics" and other nonsense.

[world wide wally]

7. Trump voters are either racist, disgusting, weak, or deplorable.

I will have the courtesy to call you whichever you prefer.

[sweetroxie]

8. Trump supporters are not a monolith

They include racists and xenophobes and misogynists and nazis in the making. And I grant that--even if some are not of these descriptions themselves--they are enablers of these "isms." Trump was very clever in his vague campaigning. He threw out lots of different chunks of red meat for his base. Some pounced on one chunk while others were busy pouncing on other chunks. Everyone got a chunk. It was like the blind men who described what an elephant looked like. One saw only the trunk, while another the tusk and a third, the tail.

Many other trump supporters voted for him in a desperate and misguided stab at changing the system. They wanted CHANGE, dammit, and they didn't think how best to get that. And were too naive to recognize a snake oil salesman par excellence in tRump. Hillary, as qualified a candidate as she was, in no way represents change. She was the wrong candidate for a change election. The dems misread the electorate. Bigley.

[MrScorpio]

9. In spite of what they wanted, their voters for Trump helped to enable bigotry

Whether they want it or not, they ALL own it. They chose to vote for someone who was endorsed by the KKK. They should have known better.

[uponit7771]

10. False dichotomy, they don't have to be a monolith just tolerate racism and that's bad enough

[Squinch]

11. Again, I wish I knew who on DU said this first so I could give them credit, but..."You can't be the

one who buys the rope and then say you have nothing to do with the hanging."

Rust belt white working class people whose primary concern was the economy and jobs voted overwhelmingly for Clinton. (Yes. They did: http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1251&pid=2638337)

The rest of them just really liked the speeches full of dog whistles and overt racism and sexism. Those were the ones who voted for trump.

Give it up. If they voted for trump, they voted for a known racist. They enabled a known racist. That means they are, undeniably, racist.

[sheshe2]

13. The only things that were missing at his rallies?

That would be the white hoods.

[Squinch]

16. And he continues to have rallies and he continues to embolden racists.

[sheshe2]

17. Yup.

We are in deep shit. People are going to die.

[Squinch]

18. Yes.

[Skittles]

12. sorry, no

I don't give a fuck WHAT you want - you vote for a racist piece of trash, you ENDORSE RACISM

[Wounded Bear]

14. K & R ......

I'm so fucking tired of the RW assholes being allowed to set the dialog.

[Starry Messenger]

15. k&r