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Donald Trump may need to consider sensitivity training after his African American montage in a short clip at a rally.
Donald Trump claims African Americans he has African American support
Donald Trump while appearing at a rally on the tarmac in Redding, California bizarrely points out his ‘African American supporter’ in the crowd that had many connotations.
“The thugs last night in San Jose,” Trump said referring to the par for the course violence that occurred at a recent rally in San Jose. “And then this Democrat Mayor gets up. He said, ‘Well I think it was Donald Trump.’ You know what I say then. When we have a protester inside, which isn’t even very often, I say be very gentle. Please don’t hurt him. Take care of him if he wants to shout. If he punches you in the face smile as your nose is pouring blood out of it. Be very nice. We had a case where we had an African American guy who was a fan of mine. Great fan. Great guy. In fact, I want to find out what’s going on with him. You know what? … Look at my African American over here. Look at him. Are you the greatest? You know what I am talking about?”
Trump continued telling the story about an African American supporter at one of his rallies beating up pretend Ku Klux Klan protesters. Notice the passion with which he articulates African American. But then he gets delusional. “We have tremendous African American support.”
In two minute Trump successfully made an African American seem like his subject, ‘my African America.’ He then lies about protests not being frequent inside his rallies. He further compounds the lie claiming he normally gives advice to his supporters to be passive with the protesters.
There can be no doubt that Donald Trump is not only a pathological liar but mentally ill. He must know that there are videos. He must know that the fact he can single out African Americans in his crowd illustrates his lack of support among them. To many countries, that Donald Trump could become president will ultimately weaken democracy as a viable form of government for them.
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