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sarah FAILIN

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2. Not a damn thing.

Reply to DemocratSinceBirth (Original post)

Sun Sep 24, 2017, 11:35 AM

Sep 2017

You know it. I've seen it normalized too much. I reported someone on fb for calling Michelle Obama a monkey and once again it was not against their rules. IOKIYAR.

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What would the GOP do if Trump publicly uttered the N-Word in anger in public ? [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 OP

Where are the tapes MontanaMama Sep 2017 #1

As repugnant as that it is it's different. DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #3

I get what you're saying MontanaMama Sep 2017 #7

He wasn't "in private" he was at a workplace, on the set Merlot Sep 2017 #16

Not a damn thing. sarah FAILIN Sep 2017 #2

Same as they always do... Hugin Sep 2017 #4

There'd be some denouncements. We've been there. He's done far worse than Hortensis Sep 2017 #5

He's arguably done worse but using the N-word in public and in anger is unpresidented (sp). DemocratSinceBirth Sep 2017 #6

Lol. Here in the deep south hypocrisy over forbidden words reigns supreme. Hortensis Sep 2017 #10

"Well, er, ahem, the president was provoked... so his choice of word was clearly accidental... dalton99a Sep 2017 #8

His idiot racist fuckhead supporters would name him god-king for life Orrex Sep 2017 #9

nothing heaven05 Sep 2017 #11

Applaud and cheer wildly? oswaldactedalone Sep 2017 #12

That was my first thought... Wounded Bear Sep 2017 #14

The Trumpsplainers would say he "misspoke." He meant to say "nice guy." Vinca Sep 2017 #13

What would the GOP do if Trump publicly uttered the N-Word? Hayduke Bomgarte Sep 2017 #15

Exactly. Merlot Sep 2017 #18

They would be very, very concerned. dawg Sep 2017 #17

Condemn him, then nothing beyond that. Man_Bear_Pig Sep 2017 #19