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Did I mention yet that Jesus was a brown person? FYI.

He’s a coward, you’re a phony. And the beat goes in for the fake Christian B-Man. Also, FYI, Jesus was a brown person. Nope. But I do think that you have a hopeless case of short man’s syndrome. So there’s that.

That’s not very nice. You seem to have been triggered there, snowflake. Upon further reflection, that’s an awful thing to say. Someone should die because you disagree with their opinion? That’s shameful. And you’re the guy who got all pissy because someone picked on your grammar. Shame.

Close your eyes. Or just don't enter the stadium until after the anthem.

Hoax.

Hoax Hoax. also, the idea of meaningful havoc among internet randos is kind of funny.

Hoax.

Again, I ask the questions here, sir.

I ask the questions here, sir. Not you. If you would like to correct the record, which shows, among other things, that you believe Donald Trump to be a liar, please let me know.

Hoax. I’m not the one who supports the flying of the banner of a loser, traitorous, bigoted group like the Confederacy. Actually, now that I think about it, loser, traitorous, and bigoted fits Trump pretty well. So it’s natural that he’d want to keep the stars and bars flying high. Maybe he can hug that flag, too.

Semantics won’t save you, sir. Your answers (and, in point of fact, your refusal to provide answers) to my previous questions establish your view that Donald Trump is a liar, and that he also is a hero to the African-American community. I realize that I’m not the one who has to look my Trumper pals in the eye and explain to them that Donald Trump is a liar. If you’d like to correct the record in that respect please let me know.

I have merely highlighted your bizarre version of the truth here, sir. You think that Donald Trump is both a liar and a hero to the African-American community. The civilized world agrees with the former statement and disagrees with the latter. There’s nothing else to say on this issue.

Maybe when you’re not in someone else’s basement (kind of like how Trump hides in the basement of his public housing in Washington) you can work on your grammar. Even the protestors and those little Mexicans whom you despise but whom you allow to collect your milk and to pick the fruit that you pop in your mouth without thinking use our language better than do you.

Sounds like that GG dude, who just admitted that Trump is a liar but still maintains that, save for Abe Lincoln, Trump has done more for the African-American community than any president in the history of this country.

Non-responsive. I’ll accept your refusal to answer the question as an affirmative response. In any event, today we learned that GG believes that Donald Trump is lying when Trump suggests that he has done more for African-Americans than Abraham Lincoln. We also learned that GG believes that, save for Abraham Lincoln, Donald Trump has done more than any president in United States history for the African-American community. So, at bottom, you believe that Donald Trump is both a liar and a hero to the African-American community. Thanks for playing!

I’m not your pal. And I’m also the one asking the questions here, not you. Your answer is non-responsive; the issue is not “deciphering whatever pops into Trump’s head.” Rather it is your belief as to Donald Trump’s place in presidential history with respect to handling of matters of race. I will repeat the question on the floor: do you believe that Donald Trump has done more for the African-American community than any president in United States history other than Abraham Lincoln, yes or no?

This is why you’re on the Washed Up Psycho List.

The question called for a yes or no answer, sir. Also, I’m the one asking the question here, not you. I’ll accept your answer as a no. So let’s get to the second step of this exercise. Do you believe that Donald Trump has done more for the African-American community than any president in United States history other than Abraham Lincoln, yes or no?

Yup. And the party of Lincoln, which curiously is cool with the display of the Confederate flag in 2020, diddled around and tried to wish the virus away after having dismantled the federal mechanism designed to address such an issue. Let’s start this exercise here. Do you agree that Donald Trump has done more for the African-American community than any president in United States history, yes or no? By “[t]he dead appreciate it” you mean that “George” appreciates those ginned-up economic numbers that Trump used to manipulate the stock market last week, right?

Assuming you ascribe to this logic, Obama’s inaction necessarily must have been worse than Trump’s action on the issue of race in America. Since, of course, Trump has done more for African-Americans than any president with the possible (and I stress this is only the possible) exception of Abraham Lincoln: https://theweek.com/speedreads/919762/trump-still-doubts-lincoln-did-more-black-community-than

I’ll chalk that up as a yes. Wow.

On the issue of race in America or in general? I won’t get into the general issues; those are for a different time and it’s an issue that I don’t particularly care to consider in any context. The race question, however, requires additional definition. To be clear, are you saying that Obama and Trump are equally bad on the issue of race in America?

Fair point. The amicus still is a friend, but in this case the friend has a unique role to play. I mostly agree with your response.

I’ll rephrase: are Trump’s actions with respect to this issue worse than Obama’s inactions on the same issue, yes or no?

So go on record. Are Trump’s actions with respect to this issue worse than Obama’s inactions on the same issue?