I just want to say that I lost all the respect I had for Hillary yesterday.. (and I did actually have some respect for her). She spoke at this disadvantaged children's organization award thing and actually said that she didn't think this country was so full of racists, bigots, xenophobes, etc...
Well kiss my grits, Hillary! You're lucky you're not in jail you miserable old sod!![]()
If you think racism still doesn't exist in this country and you must be living under a rock.
I've had racist black people call my wife a bed wench.
I've been called a nigger lover by racist white people.
We just put the biggest homophobe in America in office as vice president.
Can you give us some proof of that?
He's been quoted as saying that LGBT doesn't deserve constitutional rights
Tell us the names of the gays he has personally beaten up and murdered.We just put the biggest homophobe in America in office as vice president.
Tell us the names of the gays he has personally beaten up and murdered.
When it comes to the issue of rights for LGBT people, Trump has been historically pretty open. He employs gay people, attends gay weddings, and said Kentucky clerk Kim Davis was wrong for refusing to certify marriages following the SCOTUS decision a year ago. But Trump has also come out recently in strong defense of what he calls "traditional marriage" and said the Supreme Court overstepped its power and instead should have allowed each individual state to determine the legality of same-sex marriage.
“There’s a lot to celebrate this holiday season," he said on the Trump University blog in 2005. "Elton John married his long-time partner David Furnish on December 21. That’s the first day that civil partnerships between gay couples became legal in England under the new Civil Partnerships Act…I know both of them and they get along wonderfully. It’s a marriage that’s going to work……In any event, I’m very happy for them. If two people dig each other, they dig each other. Good luck, Elton. Good luck, David. Have a great life.”
"I think the institution of marriage should be between a man and a woman," he said in 2000, according to The Advocate. "I do favor a very strong domestic-partnership law that guarantees gay people the same legal protection and rights as married people. I think it’s important for gay couples who are committed to each other to not be hassled when it comes to inheritance, insurance benefits, and other simple everyday rights.”
On CBN's "The Brody File" in 2011, he said, “Well civil unions, look. First of all, I live in New York. I know many, many gay people. Tremendous people. And to be honest with you, as far as civil unions are concerned, I haven't totally formed my opinion. But there can be no discrimination against gays. I'm against gay marriage; I took a lot of heat for that.”
But it is his views on gay rights and gay people that most distinguish Mr. Trump from previous Republican standard-bearers. He has nurtured long friendships with gay people, employed gay workers in prominent positions, and moved with ease in industries where gays have long exerted influence, like entertainment.
“He will be the most gay-friendly Republican nominee for president ever,” said Gregory T. Angelo, the president of the Log Cabin Republicans, a group that supports gay rights.
This is from an article from a website called Romper... which I assume is a gay type site...
And here are a few quotes from Trump himself. I don't see "homophobic" being displayed anywhere in his stated beliefs.
I generally assume that when Dude says "Trump said he hates gays", what he really means is "CNN twists Trumps words to make him appear he hates gays", haha : p
Lol. Which thread?and if you really want a chuckle, he's giving free history lessons in another thread.