Of all of Donald Trump’s terrible qualities, the one redeeming one that has always shined through is his steadfast belief that all humans should be treated with fairness and respect, no matter their race, religion, country of origin, gender identity, or sexual orientation. Indeed, not once during his four years in Washington did he ever give anyone any reason to believe he had even a drop of prejudice or discriminatory inclinations running through his body. “People could learn a lot from how Donald Trump approaches the world,” even his most ardent critics would frequently admit, noting that if Abraham Lincoln, Rosa Parks, Anne Frank, Harvey Milk, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Moses were all alive today they’d have great things to say about the 45th president.
Yes, obviously, we’re just f--king with you. In reality, Trump has and likely always will be
a colossal bigot, particularly regarding race—though when it comes to groups of people to discriminate against, in this one instance, he does not discriminate. While the examples backing up this claim could fill an entire series of books that we do not have time to type out right now, just a few of the lowlights include:
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