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There is simply no way a clearly thinking person who has memory of the things Trump has said prior to his election and even after his election, is unable to see that the man has racist views and is quite possibly a racist.

He said Obama was probably not born in America but in Kenya.
He refused to rent to those on welfare who just happens to be majority blacks and other ethnic minorities.
He has been accused by many of his employees, prior to even announcing his interest in the presidential election, of racist comments.
He referred to Mexican immigrants as criminals and rapists.
He accused a federal judge of being unable to be impartial because of his Mexican heritage.
As president, he advocated for less immigration for Haiti.
Back in 1989, he placed ads in the New York Times pushing for the death penalty for black and latino teenagers accused of raping a white woman in Central Park. In 2016, more than 10 years later and after DNA evidence exonerated them, he still argued that they were guilty.
He called African countries and Haiti, shitholes and said Africans would not want to go back to their huts after seeing America. After those comments, he asked why American couldn't get more immigrants from Norway, an almost 90% all white country.
In 2017, when the KKK and Nazi were protesting, Trump referred to some of them in those groups as "fine people".

Now if after all this, he doesn't appear to be a racist to you, then you maybe a racist yourself or have racist sentiments.

There is no way you can be aware of who the KKK has been in American and who the Nazis have been to the entire world and still think they are fine people, yet Trump thinks so.

So if after all of this, you do not think Trump's a racist, look in the mirror and you'll see one.
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