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Oh, you fell for that one, too?

Donald Trump Was Never Accused of Racism Before Running for President-Fiction!

And they say I'm gullible.

 

Wrong again, grampa. Dumpf was accused of racial discrimination in rentals as soon as he was installed as the family heir apparent by his KKK grand wizard daddy.

DOJ: Trump’s Early Businesses Blocked Blacks

 

And of course Dumpf was in full race-baiting form with the Central Park Five

Donald Trump's Racially Charged Advocacy of the Death Penalty

 

Don't you know, Starman, the people who make those memes and chain emails are the ones who really know what's going on.

 

Don't call tony "Gramps"!

 

Does this make the inside joke list?

 

That you believe this to be true is almost as depressing as the fact that it's absurd.

Every heard of, oh, the Central Park Five jogger/rapist case? He bought an full page ad in the Daily News arguing they should be executed, despite being teenagers as young as 14. And guess what? All of them were innocent! (I'm sure that matters little, just like it did in the Brendan Dassey thing.)

Or the fact that, the first time he ever appeared in the New York Times, it was because the Trump Corporation was sued for violating the Federal Housing Fairness Act because they wouldn't rent to minorities?

There is plenty more.

FALSE: Donald Trump Was Never Called Racist Before Running for President

If you're going to just mindlessly repost Right Wing memes, you might want to at least Google them first.

 

Woody Guthrie ripped Trump's racist dad in 1951.

 

You find the strangest "sources" to back up your idiocy. Then again, what do I know? I've never paid 20% interest to buy a 10-year-old car.

So let me rephrase ... add the word "credibly." Then again, adding the word "credibly" would then also include since he started running against a Democrat. The point stands.

 

I read a book by a former employee of his in which the employee said that Trump said that black people have an inherent "trait" of laziness.

 

I'd like to hear what his African-American has to say about this.

 

So he was The Donald Sterling of the East Coast?