Trump stares down a KKK shirt-Oklahoma style....

Well the title says it all folks. The article let goes on to say that in the olden days, they would be ripped out of their seats.

First the confederate flag when the POTUS was here, Now the Klan at a Trump rally....

Wondering what the rest of Oklahoma''s neighbors think about this madness..... what other groups will back the Trumpinator!!!??...



KKK / TRUMP

Well done, Donald.


"I disavow, OK!"

Brilliant.

I do respect Trump for his efforts. Instead of talking, he's actually trying to do something about the problems he sees around him. I won't vote for him because he's too bull-headed and he'll drag the country down as long as it strokes his own ego but you gotta appreciate someone who's willing to fight for what they believe in.

a reply to: ReadLeader

Yea the guy was actually protesting Trump, not supporting him.

According to CNN, the guy first displayed a sign saying "islamophobia is not the answer" and after a Trump supporter took the sign away from him, he unveiled the shirt. The shirt which also had a yellow Star of David attached to it, similar to the ones worn by Jews in Nazi Germany.

Sorta puts a whole different light on Trump whining about security not acting fast enough to remove somebody who disagrees with him, doesn't it?

www.cnn.com...

a reply to: ReadLeader

A man wearing a shirt that read 'KKK endorses Trump' caused a commotion at a rally in Oklahoma on Friday
The man was removed from the rally…

Trump represents the new intolerance…

Trumps rallies remind me of Pink Floyd's, The Wall. He's gonna build a bigger wall, round up all the illegals, forcibly evict them… his rallies are getting out of hand.

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: ReadLeader

Yea the guy was actually protesting Trump, not supporting him.

According to CNN, the guy first displayed a sign saying "islamophobia is not the answer" and after a Trump supporter took the sign away from him, he unveiled the shirt. The shirt which also had a yellow Star of David attached to it, similar to the ones worn by Jews in Nazi Germany.

Sorta puts a whole different light on Trump whining about security not acting fast enough to remove somebody who disagrees with him, doesn't it?

www.cnn.com...

You can be sure that he's getting a lot of death threats. He may be concerned about a slow reaction from security for when somebody has a gun.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: ReadLeader

A man wearing a shirt that read 'KKK endorses Trump' caused a commotion at a rally in Oklahoma on Friday
The man was removed from the rally…

Trump represents the new intolerance…

Trumps rallies remind me of Pink Floyd's, The Wall. He's gonna build a bigger wall, round up all the illegals, forcibly evict them… his rallies are getting out of hand.

He hit the nerve of growing sentiment in this country that the Whites are losing power in America. That sentiment is growing and soon it will be unstoppable.

a reply to: ReadLeader

The 'KLan' was not at a rally. It was a guy [snipped] who had a shirt with some Sharpie writing on it. He sure got a lot accomplished!

a reply to: lostbook

Imagine, Hitler with access to "the button". Nixon once mused out loud he could cross the room and pick up a telephone and twenty minutes later millions will be dead.

Theres a link for that somewhere, I'm sure.

Gotta go, slippery slope of the real world is calling.

a reply to: WeRpeons

The KKK used to be all democrats yet we see that people still support the democrats. This guilt by association is a very poor attack on someone. Its not even an association Trump endorses.

a reply to: WeRpeons

Pretty sure that was a protest against trump..not a we support trump.

Don't get me wrong I wouldn't vote for that guy if my family jewels were on fire and he had the only fire extinguisher in town.

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: lostbook

Imagine, Hitler with access to "the button". Nixon once mused out loud he could cross the room and pick up a telephone and twenty minutes later millions will be dead.

Theres a link for that somewhere, I'm sure.

Gotta go, slippery slope of the real world is calling.

Scary thought.
Exactly the opposite of Bill Clinton losing the launch codes for several months.

This country is being run by idiots I'm afraid.

originally posted by: Irishhaf
a reply to: WeRpeons

Pretty sure that was a protest against trump..not a we support trump.

Don't get me wrong I wouldn't vote for that guy if my family jewels were on fire and he had the only fire extinguisher in town.

Trump crushed that guys family jewels. I love how leftists are used to no one standing up to them and go into fetal position when someone finally does.

that was not a member of the kkk

originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: lostbook

Imagine, Hitler with access to "the button". Nixon once mused out loud he could cross the room and pick up a telephone and twenty minutes later millions will be dead.

Theres a link for that somewhere, I'm sure.

Gotta go, slippery slope of the real world is calling.

I think we need cooler heads running things right now. Donald's rhetoric will only fan the flames of hatred among certain groups and inspire them in their agendas. This is why Hillary should win.


Off topic, if Hillary did win could she have Donald as her Vice President? I don't think so but maybe it could be written into law that the parties could split/share the White House as President and Vice Pres. instead of how it is now where the winning party takes all. I don't know if this would solve anything politically, just lead to even more gridlock in DC but might be something worth looking into.

a reply to: NihilistSanta

Yea only if hustory was black and white. How about you fil in the details.

originally posted by: lostbook

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: ReadLeader

Yea the guy was actually protesting Trump, not supporting him.

According to CNN, the guy first displayed a sign saying "islamophobia is not the answer" and after a Trump supporter took the sign away from him, he unveiled the shirt. The shirt which also had a yellow Star of David attached to it, similar to the ones worn by Jews in Nazi Germany.

Sorta puts a whole different light on Trump whining about security not acting fast enough to remove somebody who disagrees with him, doesn't it?

www.cnn.com...

You can be sure that he's getting a lot of death threats. He may be concerned about a slow reaction from security for when somebody has a gun.

So concerned that he walked over and stood in front of the guy?

So concerned he talked about how political correctness prevented security from acting quicker?

Sure, whatever spin makes you feel better.

a reply to: Looselungjones

Its funny people tried to say Obama was associated with the new Black Panthers because some of those people were threatening others at some polling stations. Does that mean Obama supports their platform? Does that mean Obama agrees with them because they supported him?

originally posted by: Shamrock6

originally posted by: lostbook

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: ReadLeader

Yea the guy was actually protesting Trump, not supporting him.

According to CNN, the guy first displayed a sign saying "islamophobia is not the answer" and after a Trump supporter took the sign away from him, he unveiled the shirt. The shirt which also had a yellow Star of David attached to it, similar to the ones worn by Jews in Nazi Germany.

Sorta puts a whole different light on Trump whining about security not acting fast enough to remove somebody who disagrees with him, doesn't it?

www.cnn.com...

You can be sure that he's getting a lot of death threats. He may be concerned about a slow reaction from security for when somebody has a gun.

So concerned that he walked over and stood in front of the guy?

So concerned he talked about how political correctness prevented security from acting quicker?

Sure, whatever spin makes you feel better.

Not saying that this is the case, just thinking out loud in a "what if" type thought.