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Never Mind Trump, What About Obama’s Dangerous Mindset?
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US President Barack Obama led the chorus this week denouncing Republican White House contender Donald Trump for having a “dangerous mindset” in regard to his implicating Islam in the Florida mass murder.

To identify the Republican demagogue as being unhinged is a fairly easy task. But what about the even more dangerous mindset of President Obama and other sections of the Washington establishment, who, ironically, posture as more reasonable, saner voices?

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Following the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida – the biggest such killing in modern US history – in which a gunman shot dead 49 people at a gay nightclub, Trump was quick to claim that the atrocity vindicated his earlier controversial proposals to ban all Muslims entering the country.

The shooter, 29-year-old Omar Mateen, who was killed by police officers at the scene, was of Afghan heritage and a professed Muslim. He also made a bizarre emergency phone call to police during the horrific nightclub siege in which he pledged allegiance to the Islamic State (Daesh) terror group.

However, Trump’s comments do indeed seem wildly inflammatory and inaccurate. Mateen was born in New York City and was an American citizen. So Trump’s claim that his ban on Muslim immigrants entering the US would have prevented the massacre is not only utterly irrelevant. He once again cynically scapegoats and incites hatred of an entire religion.

Not surprisingly, Obama has been joined by large sections of the US media, as well as by even senior members of his rival Republican Party, and of course Democrat presidential contender Hillary Clinton, in condemning Trump for his inflammatory, bigoted rhetoric.

“Top Republicans join Obama in rebuking Trump,” read one headline in the Washington Post.

Read more: http://sputniknews.com/columnists/20160615/1041397415/us-trump-obama-orlando.html#ixzz4BfvnNRrt


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Re: RUSSIA: Never Mind Trump, What About Obama’s Dangerous Mindset?
« Reply #1 on: June 15, 2016, 07:32:04 pm »
However, Trump’s comments do indeed seem wildly inflammatory and inaccurate. Mateen was born in New York City and was an American citizen. So Trump’s claim that his ban on Muslim immigrants entering the US would have prevented the massacre is not only utterly irrelevant....

If his father hadn't immigrated here, he wouldn't be here.  Right?

So how is Trump's statement inaccurate in terms of possibly preventing some attacks in the future?

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Re: RUSSIA: Never Mind Trump, What About Obama’s Dangerous Mindset?
« Reply #2 on: June 15, 2016, 07:47:43 pm »
If his father hadn't immigrated here, he wouldn't be here.  Right?

So how is Trump's statement inaccurate in terms of possibly preventing some attacks in the future?

It's inaccurate because it was a racist xenophobic Republican making the point. See how it works? That's the natural order of things in the world of editorial journalism. (R) is short for racist.

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Re: RUSSIA: Never Mind Trump, What About Obama’s Dangerous Mindset?
« Reply #3 on: June 15, 2016, 09:05:30 pm »
Well since Russia likes Trump, I have another reason to hate Russia and Trump.. I have always hated Russia anyway.. I hope that nations goes away..
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