Donald Trump Announces 2016 White House Bid
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I know a bit about stupid, what do you mean?
Prhaps I can help you understand a difficult subject.
I haven't had a cigarrette in a couple of hours, since I bean at CCC, I forgot to smoke, you need wine however, I really did forget though, I remember forgetting though, it's worse than I thought, maybe cocaine can help!
Prhaps I can help you understand a difficult subject.
I haven't had a cigarrette in a couple of hours, since I bean at CCC, I forgot to smoke, you need wine however, I really did forget though, I remember forgetting though, it's worse than I thought, maybe cocaine can help!
I was alluding to the "Meme King" that uses cutesy-poo cut-and-paste stock images in lieu of the ability to form complete clauses.
See Egalsmack for partial disclosurwe. He's real, as real as they get anyway, I like him, sweet guy, I wish one of my daughtyer would have married him , but the time zone interruptd the union
Yup always projecting but also always trying to look oh so much smarter ,but also always the first to cast stones .
Where is that Ted Cruz anyway ? Are you feeling the Bern of being on the wrong side of history ?
First off that guy look Asians, and 2nd "A Mexican, is a Mexican, is a Mexican" I don't care if you are 3rd generation or 5th generation Mexican, to an American "White" you're still a pincha Mexican.
... and that sign should read Coconuts for Trump!!
Friggin anchor baby, if the parents were illegal at the time of his birth send him back... that's what Trump wants to do... Just Say'in.
I wasn't wanting that religious nut bar running the country, who do you think I am? Walter?
I wanted Jeb Bush. I'm a bush man, and I mean that literally ...
Wow... Got racism?
Not at all... it's the USA that's a bigoted sh*thole.. which is why they are all coming out to vote for Trump..
I've live in the USA.. as an illegal and legally. As a white person, I could get onto military bases, pass immigration check points.. not a second look.. because I'm white.
But, my buddy who is Mexican and born in the USA, faces the racism by everyone second guessing if he's legal or not.. because he's brown.
That's the USA.. a Racist Sh*thole.
PS, not 200 years ago the USA had slavery, not 50 years ago the USA had apartheid. Values and ignorance is still very much widespread.
If he was born in the USA, how can he be Mexican?
Try being an Indian in Canada
True, it was indeed "not 50 years ago." It was 52 years ago. 2016 - 1964 = 52.
How's THAT for a collection of fallacies, non sequiturs, and simple refusals to see the point?
Mexican ancestry.
Thought you lived in the USA.. and they don't treat Natives any better in the USA.. have you driven through some of the Native Indian Reserves in Wyoming (Pine Ridge Reservation) Montana.. my heart sank when I saw the conditions they lived in..
...and as for Canada you're 110% right, we don't treat the Indians any better.. shameful. Nelson Mandela, stated that Canada's treatment of natives was disgusting.. my best friend and who I grew up with, is from the Akwesasne Mohawk reserve
You're being silly cutting fine hairs.. 52 years ago the USA had apartheid. The mindset is still there..
Boston men jailed for Trump-inspired hate crime attack
Reuters
First posted: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:54 PM EDT | Updated: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:58 PM EDT
BOSTON - Two Boston brothers accused of urinating on and beating a homeless Mexican man and telling police "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported," were sentenced to prison on Monday, prosecutors said.
Scott Leader, 38, and Steve Leader, 30, had previously pleaded guilty to indictments charging them with causing bodily injury while committing a civil rights violation, as well as assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, among other charges.
Scott Leader was sentenced to three years in prison and Steve Leader was sentenced to 1-1/2 years, the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office said in a statement. The pair will also be on probation for three years after their prison sentences end.
The Leaders were arrested on Aug. 19 on suspicion of beating Rodriguez, then 58, as he slept in a subway station. The men told police they targeted their victim because they believed he was an illegal immigrant.
The victim, Guillermo Rodriguez, said in a statement that he was in fact a permanent resident.
"I came to this country many years ago and worked hard in the farm fields to provide produce to people here. I actually became a permanent resident of this country years ago, although if I had been undocumented I still would not have deserved to be beaten this way," Rodriguez said in a prepared statement read by Assistant District Attorney Nicole Rimar before the sentencing.
The pair punched and kicked Rodriguez, and one of the men repeatedly struck him with a metal pole, before the two walked off laughing, prosecutors said.
According to a police report, they told officers, "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported."
Prosecutors said Scott Leader told arresting officers that he believed the attack was justified because the victim was homeless and Hispanic. The pair also allegedly threatened police officers while in custody.
Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for the U.S. presidential race, has been vocal on immigration, proposing to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and promising, if elected, to deport the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already in the United States.
Trump, a real estate developer and reality television personality, initially described the attack as an outcome of passionate views on immigration but later called it "terrible."
Lawyers for the two men could not be reached for immediate comment on Monday night.
Scott Leader (L) and his brother Steve Leader are seen in a combination of undated pictures released by the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office in Boston, Massachusetts. The two men were arrested August 19 on charges of assault and battery for the purpose of intimidation because of national origin after allegedly beating and urinating on a homeless man. Scott Leader allegedly made a series of incriminating statements, including that he and his brother 'tuned up' an 'illegal immigrant,' and that this behavior was acceptable because the victim was homeless and Hispanic. REUTERS/Suffolk County District Attorney's Office/Handout
Boston men jailed for Trump-inspired hate crime attack | World | News | Toronto
Reuters
First posted: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:54 PM EDT | Updated: Monday, May 16, 2016 11:58 PM EDT
BOSTON - Two Boston brothers accused of urinating on and beating a homeless Mexican man and telling police "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported," were sentenced to prison on Monday, prosecutors said.
Scott Leader, 38, and Steve Leader, 30, had previously pleaded guilty to indictments charging them with causing bodily injury while committing a civil rights violation, as well as assault and battery with a dangerous weapon, among other charges.
Scott Leader was sentenced to three years in prison and Steve Leader was sentenced to 1-1/2 years, the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office said in a statement. The pair will also be on probation for three years after their prison sentences end.
The Leaders were arrested on Aug. 19 on suspicion of beating Rodriguez, then 58, as he slept in a subway station. The men told police they targeted their victim because they believed he was an illegal immigrant.
The victim, Guillermo Rodriguez, said in a statement that he was in fact a permanent resident.
"I came to this country many years ago and worked hard in the farm fields to provide produce to people here. I actually became a permanent resident of this country years ago, although if I had been undocumented I still would not have deserved to be beaten this way," Rodriguez said in a prepared statement read by Assistant District Attorney Nicole Rimar before the sentencing.
The pair punched and kicked Rodriguez, and one of the men repeatedly struck him with a metal pole, before the two walked off laughing, prosecutors said.
According to a police report, they told officers, "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported."
Prosecutors said Scott Leader told arresting officers that he believed the attack was justified because the victim was homeless and Hispanic. The pair also allegedly threatened police officers while in custody.
Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee for the U.S. presidential race, has been vocal on immigration, proposing to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and promising, if elected, to deport the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already in the United States.
Trump, a real estate developer and reality television personality, initially described the attack as an outcome of passionate views on immigration but later called it "terrible."
Lawyers for the two men could not be reached for immediate comment on Monday night.
Scott Leader (L) and his brother Steve Leader are seen in a combination of undated pictures released by the Suffolk County District Attorney's Office in Boston, Massachusetts. The two men were arrested August 19 on charges of assault and battery for the purpose of intimidation because of national origin after allegedly beating and urinating on a homeless man. Scott Leader allegedly made a series of incriminating statements, including that he and his brother 'tuned up' an 'illegal immigrant,' and that this behavior was acceptable because the victim was homeless and Hispanic. REUTERS/Suffolk County District Attorney's Office/Handout
Boston men jailed for Trump-inspired hate crime attack | World | News | Toronto
I took a ride from Pheonix to Tombstone. On the way out I got stopped and questioned at a Border Patrol Checkpoint. They stop everyone... so... you're probably FOS.
Do they still ban minorities from Calgary nightclubs? lmao
P.S. Not 200 years ago Canada had slavery.
I've never understood how there can be a Border Patrol checkpoint that isn't at a border.
Mind you, I've also never understood why politicians in the US are dead set against actually enforcing their own immigration laws.
Right there on the road about 30 Minutes north of Tombstone. We passed it on the way down and they were only stopping north bound vehicles. On our way back we got stopped and asked questions. They stop everyone.
They do not want to be called racist.
The most feared word in the English language by progressives and politicians.......
Injured Trump supporter details frightening attack by protesters | abc7.com
BaaaZING!
Your best friend is a native? LMAO
Looks like you still have apartheid... Nelson Mandella said.