Donald Trump may be the last
hope for a President who would be good for white people. Huh ya say? Trump is
the first Presidential candidate from a major party ever to earn his support
because he’s talking about policies that would slow the deficit of white people.
That’s something that’s very important to me and to all racially conscious Black
folk. The success of the racist Trump campaign just proves that his views resonate
with millions. His supporters might not be ready for the Ku Klux Klan yet, but
as anti-white hatred escalates, they surely will. The cheetoed one didn’t become
the object of white nationalist affection simply because his positions reflect
their core concerns. Right Wing-Extremists made him their chosen candidate and
now hail him as "Emperor Trump" because he has AMPED UP their RACIST message
on social media—and, perhaps most importantly, has damn near broken his neck to
avoid distancing himself from the racist right. With the exception of David Duke,
Trump has not disavowed one single endorsement from the dozens of neo-Nazis,
Klansmen, white nationalists, and militia supporters who have backed him. Trump,
along with his family members, staffers, and silly ass surrogates, has instead
provided an unprecedented platform for the ideas and rhetoric of far-right
extremists, extending their reach exponentially. And when challenged on it by
the weak ass press, Trump has stalled, looked duffus, acted ignorant, or
deflected—but has never specifically rejected any of these other extremists or
their ideas. Wonder why? Trump’s stance has thrilled and emboldened hate groups
far more than people think. Moreover, Trump's openness and welcoming of these
hate groups into mainstream American politics will have long-lasting consequences
regardless of the election outcome. Those right-wing fringe talk radio shows and
dozens of posts on influential hate sites tells me that what has largely been
portrayed by the media as Trump "gaffes" has instead been understood
by far-right extremists as a love for Emperor Trump! The racist right-wing zeal
for Trump went crazy after his decision in August to hire a new campaign boss,
Stephen Bannon, the former publisher of Breitbart News, and an over the top
racist, big-time booster, and far-right rhetoric king. Trump's racist campaign tricks—from
calls for us Black protesters to be "roughed up" to the circulation
of racist, anti-Muslim, and anti-Semitic literature—is proof for them that
white nationalism has not only arrived, but has found a champion in Donald
Trump, major-party nominee for president of the United States.
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