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SFC Richard Giles, I agree with you. I listed several influential people, who are fanning the flames instead of using their influence to help calm things down. They are Jesse Jackson, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump, and the president. The president came out saying the racial tensions aren't as bad as everyone thinks. He's still blaming the cops and the weapons. His fat head is stuck in some sand somewhere.

SGT (Join to see) - Maybe I'm being foolish but in my opinion some people see Trump in this light because he is going against everything the others on the list stand for and are trying to accomplish, which is to divide our country.

SFC Richard Giles, I like Trump but some of the things he said when he started in the running sounded racist. Like, the Mexicans: "They're probably some who are ok." The Blacks: "There are some blacks who gripe about not having jobs, but they don't really want a job. They just like to gripe." None of that nonsense is good for our country. He probably regrets making those, and other statements that sound racist, but once it's said its in concrete. The dumbass statement he made about McCain being a loser because he got caught by the enemy, and Trump doesn't have time for losers. That didn't set well with the military community. That was the most dumbest, smartass statement I've ever heard, I think. He was letting his mouth overload his ass when he first started campaigning. That turned off a lot of people, including his Republican opponents. Some of the great Republican opponents, that would have helped him a lot with his nomination, backed out because of his mouth.

SGT (Join to see) - I agree with you 100%

But, Cowboy, they think they are and that's a problem

SGT (Join to see) - No Sgt.,
I'm at work trying to keep up. They keep ordering ER studies.
I will have to check later.
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It's really disgusting. It was so unnecessary, Cpl Mark A. Morris.

SGT (Join to see) - Anyone fanning the flames of racial division is American on paper only.

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Cpl Mark A. Morris, Rudy Giuliani fans those flames, HRC fans those flames, Trump fans those flames, Jessee Jackson fans those flames, even Obama fans those flames, by their rhetoric opinions about why the blacks and whites are at war with each other. They all sound as if it's the whites, alone, that are causing these riots and shootings. Giuliani was interviewed this morning and did all but blame the blacks for these riots. He said if "Black Lives Matters" would support, and try to stop, blacks from killing blacks, their rhetoric would mean more than, having and supporting, violent riots towards whites and white police. Even if that is possibly true, the tone of his voice sounded like he was blaming everything on the blacks. It's not just the blacks. It's not just the whites.
The last two cop shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota, from what I saw, looked like murder to me because the two people who were shot, and died, were black. It didn't look like the police officers were in fear of their lives to me. It looked like to me it was easier and safer just to shoot the two black men, than try and work it out by talking to each other. I know they're times, that trying to talk it out can't be done, and the police officers lives are in danger, so they have to protect themselves. These two shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota didn't look that way to me. The one that upset me the most was the Minnesota shooting, where the police officer was out of control and screaming at the man's girlfriend, knowing a two year old girl was in the backseat. That was just wrong. Period.