[h=6]- JULY 03, 2016 -[/h][h=1]TRUMP: I’M WITH THE NRA, ‘WE’RE SAVING YOUR 2ND AMENDMENT 100 PERCENT’[/h]Breitbart
While at the Western Conservative Summit, Mr. Trump praised the National Rifle Association (NRA) and his relationship with the group, saying, “We’re saving your Second Amendment 100 percent.”
According to CBS News, Mr. Trump said, “I have to tell you, the NRA – these are terrific people and they love the country. They take a lot of heat, and they don’t have the easiest job, but they love the country.”
Mr. Trump said, “What they do is not easy and they are saving the Second Amendment for you.” He then made clear that he is fighting beside them as they fight for gun rights, saying, “The NRA endorsed me, we’re saving your Second Amendment 100 percent.”
While at the Western Conservative Summit, Mr. Trump praised the National Rifle Association (NRA) and his relationship with the group, saying, “We’re saving your Second Amendment 100 percent.”
According to CBS News, Mr. Trump said, “I have to tell you, the NRA – these are terrific people and they love the country. They take a lot of heat, and they don’t have the easiest job, but they love the country.”
Mr. Trump said, “What they do is not easy and they are saving the Second Amendment for you.” He then made clear that he is fighting beside them as they fight for gun rights, saying, “The NRA endorsed me, we’re saving your Second Amendment 100 percent.”
Nauseating display of provocation. She's wearing a mock yellow star, which Jews were forced to wear in Nazi Germany. Muslims in the West have it supremely easy compared to Jews in wartime Germany. The woman's own Sharia-approved uniform shows where her sympathies lie.
[FONT="]January 9, 2016[/FONT]
[h=1]Muslim woman comparing plight of American Muslims to Holocaust ejected from Trump rally[/h]
[FONT="]The yellow star is most contemporaneously identified with the Holocaust of the Jews. Jews were forced to wear the yellow badge by the Nazis before they were killed, something that most Muslim countries denied even happened. Six million Jews were slaughtered in the Holocaust, and this Muslim woman compares her plight in America to their deaths. I think the number of Muslims killed in America for being Muslim is close to or equal to zero. For this woman to claim that whatever discomfort Americans [/FONT][FONT="]have with Islam because of radical Islam is equivalent to the mass murder of the Jews is ridiculous and offensive.[/FONT]
[FONT="]January 9, 2016[/FONT]
[h=1]Muslim woman comparing plight of American Muslims to Holocaust ejected from Trump rally[/h]
[FONT="]The yellow star is most contemporaneously identified with the Holocaust of the Jews. Jews were forced to wear the yellow badge by the Nazis before they were killed, something that most Muslim countries denied even happened. Six million Jews were slaughtered in the Holocaust, and this Muslim woman compares her plight in America to their deaths. I think the number of Muslims killed in America for being Muslim is close to or equal to zero. For this woman to claim that whatever discomfort Americans [/FONT][FONT="]have with Islam because of radical Islam is equivalent to the mass murder of the Jews is ridiculous and offensive.[/FONT]
[FONT="][FONT="]But the yellow badge didn't start with the Nazis. It started with the Muslims.[/FONT][/FONT]
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[FONT="][FONT="]It is doubly ironic, then, for a Muslim woman to wear a yellow badge, claiming oppression, when her ancestral coreligionists started the practice while oppressing the Jews.
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[FONT="]The practice of wearing special markings in order to distinguish Jews and other non-Muslims (Dhimmis) in Muslim-dominated countries seems to have been introduced by UmayyadCaliph Umar II in early 8th century. The practice was reissued and reinforced by Caliph Al-Mutawakkil (847–61), subsequently remaining in force for centuries. A genizah document from 1121 gives the following description of decrees issued in Baghdad:[/FONT]
[FONT="]Two yellow badges [are to be displayed], one on the headgear and one on the neck. Furthermore, each Jew must hang round his neck a piece of lead with the word Dhimmi on it. He also has to wear a belt round his waist. The women have to wear one red and one black shoe and have a small bell on their necks or shoes.[/FONT]
[/FONT][FONT="]Two yellow badges [are to be displayed], one on the headgear and one on the neck. Furthermore, each Jew must hang round his neck a piece of lead with the word Dhimmi on it. He also has to wear a belt round his waist. The women have to wear one red and one black shoe and have a small bell on their necks or shoes.[/FONT]
[FONT="][FONT="]It is doubly ironic, then, for a Muslim woman to wear a yellow badge, claiming oppression, when her ancestral coreligionists started the practice while oppressing the Jews.
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The hypocritical idiots on here, who routinely call people who are not in any way guilty of it, Anti Semites, while routinely letting True Anti Semitism pass, are of course, doing it again. Still voicing their support for the idiot Drumpf.
Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Calls Donald Trump’s Star of David Tweet Anti-Semitic
By KATIE ROGERSJULY 4, 2016
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Donald J. Trump at a rally last month in Greensboro, N.C. He took the unusual step of deleting a post on Twitter after criticism that it was anti-Semitic. CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign said on Monday that an image posted by Donald J. Trump on Twitter over the weekend that showed a photo of Mrs. Clinton against a backdrop of $100 bills and a Star of David was “blatantly anti-Semitic.”
The post accused Mrs. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, of being the “most corrupt candidate ever.” But critics seized on the episode as the latest example of a longtime pattern of racially charged remarks by Mr. Trump, saying the post was meant to exploit stereotypes against Jewish people.
The backlash was swift enough to cause Mr. Trump to do something relatively out of character: He deleted the original post, later sharing an image showing Mrs. Clinton next to a circle instead of the six-point star.
The news website Mic traced the first image, posted by Mr. Trump on Saturday, to a message board containing anti-Semitic and neo-Nazi imagery, and to Twitter accounts that circulated the images.
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A YouTube image of a posting on Twitter by Donald J. Trump, which he later deleted. CreditYouTubeSarah Bard, the Clinton campaign’s director of Jewish outreach, said in a statement: “Donald Trump’s use of a blatantly anti-Semitic image from racist websites to promote his campaign would be disturbing enough, but the fact that it’s a part of a pattern should give voters major cause for concern. Now, not only won’t he apologize for it, he’s peddling lies and blaming others.”
Though he replaced the image (one observer noted that the tips of the star were still visible in the new post), Mr. Trump took to Twitter on Monday to defend his original decision to post the image with a star.
“Dishonest media is trying their absolute best to depict a star in a tweet as the Star of David rather than a Sheriff’s Star, or plain star!” he wrote.
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But some social media users disputed Mr. Trump’s suggestion that a sheriff’s star had any resemblance to the Star of David. One person askedhim why he would delete a posting if he truly believed it was a sheriff’s star.
In a statement released on Monday night, Mr. Trump dismissed Mrs. Clinton’s campaign’s criticism as “false” and “ridiculous” and repeated his claim that the image was a “basic star often used by sheriffs who deal with criminals and criminal behavior.”
Mr. Trump’s supporters insisted that the image never contained a Star of David and that people were being too sensitive or politically correct. Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump’s former campaign manager, appeared on Sunday on CNN and called the reaction “political correctness run amok.”
Other Trump supporters said on Twitter that the news media was exploiting a nonissue. They said they supported the theory that those accusing Mr. Trump of anti-Semitism were creating a fictional subtext for the image.
“The only reason the Trump sheriff star tweet is controversial is because CNN makes it that way,” wrote one supporter of Mr. Trump.
“Sheriff star, makes the point to her corruption, thus sheriff need arrest her, Stop the spin,” wrote another.
The Anti-Defamation League has long condemned Mr. Trump’s remarks on immigrants as hate speech and stereotyping. It called on him in 2015 to stop “fomenting hatred.”
On Monday, Jonathan Greenblatt, the group’s chief executive, said in an interview that Mr. Trump’s handling of the controversy over the posting did not pass muster. “The most appropriate response to the criticisms would be to address them head-on, to apologize, and to articulate firmly and forcefully that bigotry of any sort has no place in this campaign, and that hate has nothing to do with making America great again,” Mr. Greenblatt said.
Later Monday, Mr. Trump seemed eager to move beyond the episode. He posted a flurry of messages about his potential choices for a vice-presidential running mate: “The only people who are not interested in being the V.P. pick are the people who have not been asked!”
He then wrote a post that blamed radical Islam for terrorist attacks.
Hillary Clinton’s Campaign Calls Donald Trump’s Star of David Tweet Anti-Semitic
By KATIE ROGERSJULY 4, 2016
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Donald J. Trump at a rally last month in Greensboro, N.C. He took the unusual step of deleting a post on Twitter after criticism that it was anti-Semitic. CreditDamon Winter/The New York TimesHillary Clinton’s campaign said on Monday that an image posted by Donald J. Trump on Twitter over the weekend that showed a photo of Mrs. Clinton against a backdrop of $100 bills and a Star of David was “blatantly anti-Semitic.”
The post accused Mrs. Clinton, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, of being the “most corrupt candidate ever.” But critics seized on the episode as the latest example of a longtime pattern of racially charged remarks by Mr. Trump, saying the post was meant to exploit stereotypes against Jewish people.
The backlash was swift enough to cause Mr. Trump to do something relatively out of character: He deleted the original post, later sharing an image showing Mrs. Clinton next to a circle instead of the six-point star.
The news website Mic traced the first image, posted by Mr. Trump on Saturday, to a message board containing anti-Semitic and neo-Nazi imagery, and to Twitter accounts that circulated the images.
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A YouTube image of a posting on Twitter by Donald J. Trump, which he later deleted. CreditYouTubeSarah Bard, the Clinton campaign’s director of Jewish outreach, said in a statement: “Donald Trump’s use of a blatantly anti-Semitic image from racist websites to promote his campaign would be disturbing enough, but the fact that it’s a part of a pattern should give voters major cause for concern. Now, not only won’t he apologize for it, he’s peddling lies and blaming others.”
Though he replaced the image (one observer noted that the tips of the star were still visible in the new post), Mr. Trump took to Twitter on Monday to defend his original decision to post the image with a star.
“Dishonest media is trying their absolute best to depict a star in a tweet as the Star of David rather than a Sheriff’s Star, or plain star!” he wrote.
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Donald J. Trump ✔@realDonaldTrump
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11:19 AM - 2 Jul 2016
But some social media users disputed Mr. Trump’s suggestion that a sheriff’s star had any resemblance to the Star of David. One person askedhim why he would delete a posting if he truly believed it was a sheriff’s star.
In a statement released on Monday night, Mr. Trump dismissed Mrs. Clinton’s campaign’s criticism as “false” and “ridiculous” and repeated his claim that the image was a “basic star often used by sheriffs who deal with criminals and criminal behavior.”
Mr. Trump’s supporters insisted that the image never contained a Star of David and that people were being too sensitive or politically correct. Corey Lewandowski, Mr. Trump’s former campaign manager, appeared on Sunday on CNN and called the reaction “political correctness run amok.”
Other Trump supporters said on Twitter that the news media was exploiting a nonissue. They said they supported the theory that those accusing Mr. Trump of anti-Semitism were creating a fictional subtext for the image.
“The only reason the Trump sheriff star tweet is controversial is because CNN makes it that way,” wrote one supporter of Mr. Trump.
“Sheriff star, makes the point to her corruption, thus sheriff need arrest her, Stop the spin,” wrote another.
The Anti-Defamation League has long condemned Mr. Trump’s remarks on immigrants as hate speech and stereotyping. It called on him in 2015 to stop “fomenting hatred.”
On Monday, Jonathan Greenblatt, the group’s chief executive, said in an interview that Mr. Trump’s handling of the controversy over the posting did not pass muster. “The most appropriate response to the criticisms would be to address them head-on, to apologize, and to articulate firmly and forcefully that bigotry of any sort has no place in this campaign, and that hate has nothing to do with making America great again,” Mr. Greenblatt said.
Later Monday, Mr. Trump seemed eager to move beyond the episode. He posted a flurry of messages about his potential choices for a vice-presidential running mate: “The only people who are not interested in being the V.P. pick are the people who have not been asked!”
He then wrote a post that blamed radical Islam for terrorist attacks.
[h=2]Monday, October 31, 2011[/h][h=3]Switzerland: 'Jewish-star' anti-Islamophobia protest[/h]
Several hundred Muslims gathered from across Switzerland Saturday for a protest against Islamophobia. The 'Day against Islamophobia and racism' was organized by the Islamic Central Council of Switzerland (ICCS). The rally’s organizing group, ICCS, used yellow stars of David in the ad campaign, reminiscent of those used in Nazi Germany. The stars were used in web videos, as well.
Several hundred Muslims gathered from across Switzerland Saturday for a protest against Islamophobia. The 'Day against Islamophobia and racism' was organized by the Islamic Central Council of Switzerland (ICCS). The rally’s organizing group, ICCS, used yellow stars of David in the ad campaign, reminiscent of those used in Nazi Germany. The stars were used in web videos, as well.[FONT="][FONT="]If this woman really wanted to make friends, she would not have worn a yellow star. Instead her shirt would have said, "Muslims against radical Islam." I 'll bet if she had come with such a shirt, she would have been quite welcome at the rally, hijab and all.[/FONT][/FONT]
[FONT="][FONT="]But instead of admitting there is a problem with a large subgroup of her culture, she played the victim card in an offensive way. I don't have sympathy for that.
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They deny the Holocaust
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Finch doesnt want to lose part of his welfare check....He shoots his big fat mouth off but he knows whos going to win...Thanks for the free money shot. Any other time you want to book a -500 or so shot at even money let the board know.. Assuming you pay up nice and easy on this one, maybe even Finchy will partake next time.
What about the American states?
When it actually comes to the final presidential race, the Democrat and Republican candidates will go head to head to win the 50 American states - each of which has a certain number of electoral college votes, based on population.
This system matters, as the popular vote is less important than the electoral college vote. If Clinton's campaign is buoyed by big Democratic states such as New York, New Jersey, Illinois and California, these populous states could lead her to victory.
For example, in 2008, Barack Obama won 53 per cent of the vote - but this led to 68 per cent of the electoral college vote. Such highly populated states played a big part in this when they backed the current president.
Swing states - states that regularly switch between Democrat and Republican between elections - are also important.
States like Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and West Virginia have the power to swing the election. So far, neither Trump nor Clinton has a significant lead in these crucial states.
When it actually comes to the final presidential race, the Democrat and Republican candidates will go head to head to win the 50 American states - each of which has a certain number of electoral college votes, based on population.
This system matters, as the popular vote is less important than the electoral college vote. If Clinton's campaign is buoyed by big Democratic states such as New York, New Jersey, Illinois and California, these populous states could lead her to victory.
For example, in 2008, Barack Obama won 53 per cent of the vote - but this led to 68 per cent of the electoral college vote. Such highly populated states played a big part in this when they backed the current president.
Swing states - states that regularly switch between Democrat and Republican between elections - are also important.
States like Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Ohio and West Virginia have the power to swing the election. So far, neither Trump nor Clinton has a significant lead in these crucial states.
Why are the US election polls so close?
One of the reasons that the polls seem to be closing is that the Republicans are starting to rally behind Trump. Meanwhile, a recentYouGov poll showed that just over half of supporters of Bernie Sanders - Clinton's Democratic rival - would back Clinton.
Sanders also polls against Trump better than Clinton. 61 per cent of his backers view Mrs Clinton unfavourably, while 72 per cent say she is "not honest and trustworthy".
Still, Clinton holds a big demographic advantage over Trump. AWashington Post poll indicated that 69 per cent of non-whites and 52 per cent women favour Clinton, while 57 per cent of whites and men support Trump.
One of the reasons that the polls seem to be closing is that the Republicans are starting to rally behind Trump. Meanwhile, a recentYouGov poll showed that just over half of supporters of Bernie Sanders - Clinton's Democratic rival - would back Clinton.
Sanders also polls against Trump better than Clinton. 61 per cent of his backers view Mrs Clinton unfavourably, while 72 per cent say she is "not honest and trustworthy".
Still, Clinton holds a big demographic advantage over Trump. AWashington Post poll indicated that 69 per cent of non-whites and 52 per cent women favour Clinton, while 57 per cent of whites and men support Trump.
