The Stupid...It BURNS

[Soph0571]

Good grief - stupid, racist and supremacist all in one idiocy

[Angry Dragon]

1. Kick for exposure

[dalton99a]

2. Racism is their core tenet.

[Ponietz]

7. +1

[eppur_se_muova]

16. Wow, perfect pic. nt

[nature-lover]

36. My least favorite presidents.

[LakeArenal]

39. He would be if I ever thought of him as presidential.

I’m with the Annull Him Now crowd. 👎🏼

[nature-lover]

40. You are right. I have a lot of words for him and none of them are "President of the United States."

[BSdetect]

3. Really new level of abject stoopidity.

[smirkymonkey]

4. Wow.

Just wow.

[MoonRiver]

5. WOW!

[Wounded Bear]

6. Well, back in the "good old days" those fool Injuns knew their place...

and didn't have the temerity to engage in politics and shit.

[onlyadream]

8. I can see the confusion being due to skin color

That’s apparently the litmus test for these morons.

[3Hotdogs]

9. I'm sure some of them complain about the Navajos getting uppity.

[treestar]

13. Yep and oddly the skin color of many Mexicans

is due to Native American blood, which makes it a real irony about who the "aliens" are.

[kag]

30. My SIL was born and raised in South Texas.

Her maiden name is "Gonzales". Unfortunately, she and my niece and nephew have some harrowing stories about strangers telling them to "go back" to wherever they "came from." Her brother and his kids, whose last names are still Gonzales, get it even worse.

I once had a very interesting talk with her about her family's heritage, and about the morons who confront them. It turns out she can trace her ancestors, who have lived just north of the Rio Grande for many generations, to before--in fact long before--Texas' entry into the U.S. in 1846. I'm guessing a lot of the idiots who tell her to go back "home" have no such strong connection to the land on which they stand when they issue such an imbecilic directive.

The story of the disputes between the U.S. and Mexico, including the years when Texas was an independent republic, are numerous and long, but they all convey the ambitions of the U.S. to grab as much of the land south of the Nueces River as possible, even, for a time, wanting to extend the southern border as far south as to include Mexico City.

My SIL knows her Texas history, but rarely flaunts it in the face of stupid racists, knowing how useless it would be. But the irony is clear. The U.S. was anxious to annex as much of what is now Mexico as possible. So when idiots tell my lovely and wicked smart SIL to "go home" she knows, even if they don't, that she is vastly more at home in South Texas than they will ever be.

[Bayard]

10. If it wasn't so idiotic...

It would be funny.

[unblock]

11. it's not stupid. it's white supremacist.

well, ok, yeah, stupid is a key component of white supremacy....

point is i don't think it's really about any notion that this bigot thinks or cares at all about where native americans come from or belong.

"illegal", in white supremacist code, doesn't really refer to proper documentation under immigration law -- that's just the cover.
"illegal", in white supremacist code really means that *being non-white* makes you a lesser human, if human at all.

it's his race/skin color that's illegal, to the white supremacists.

"here illegally" is setting the stage for removal or extermination of non-whites.


we can call it stupid, but we can't dismiss it. it's not a harmless mistake.

[plimsoll]

17. Exactly, he's not white, he must be here illegally.

Non-Horse culture Native Americans get an extra dose of prejudice to go with it. They don't fit the stereotype of "Indian" (sorry), so the connection between who they are and why they are here is ignored.

[MoonRiver]

19. What does non-horse culture mean???

[pazzyanne]

26. Unlike the nomadic plains Indians, the Navaho were more stationary

and used horses in their work with sheep. They were farmers, not nomads.

[No Vested Interest]

29. Horses were not indigenous to the Western Hemisphere.

They were brought to the Western Hemisphere by the Spanish, and were subsequently adopted and used by many Native American tribes.

[meadowlander]

32. Although technically horses originated in North America,

they migrated to Asia and into Europe over the land bridge, then later became extinct in North America and had to be reintroduced.

[gratuitous]

12. That's the problem, the stupid doesn't burn

Because these knuckleheads keep being stupid.

[mwooldri]

14. Gad.... The Trump supporters are probably the illegals n/t

[Uncle Joe]

15. Kicked and recommended.

Thanks for the thread Soph.

[Tribalceltic]

18. Owwwww Get the burn cream!

My family has been here for 14 generations. I am still descended from immigrants!

[demigoddess]

49. they can send me back to where I came from: Scotland and England. Might be nice to "be

sent back".

[Johonny]

20. When people ask how the immigration is about pure racism, this points out how it is.

The immigration issue is typically about people's desire to question those not like them. It generally has little to do with actual illegal immigration or law enforcement. It has to do with people wanting a free license to harass everyone they don't like under the excuse of law enforcement. (see our drug laws as well).

[spanone]

21. hateful fux

[leftynyc]

23. Oy vey

I honestly don't know what to say beyond that.

[iluvtennis]

24. Stupid ass Trumpians need to understand who the indigenous ppl of the US are.

[Nitram]

25. Yes it Burns.

[lapfog_1]

27. So I went to one of the "congress on your corner" events

by my then congresswoman, Gabby Giffords, in Douglas AZ.

There were a bunch of protesters there from the TEA Party... mostly bused in by somebody or other.

Anyway the TEA party assholes would complain loudly about any of the Hispanic people waiting in line to meet with Ms. Giffords with things like "Go back to Mexico" and "wetbacks" and other slurs. One elderly Hispanic man commented to me that his family had been on the same exact ranch for 7 generations... and it wasn't that he had left Mexico... Mexico left him (The US took the property that his ranch was on in the Gadsden Purchase) in 1854.

The stupid really is strong with these TEA Party idiots.

[demigoddess]

33. I know they are idiots but don't they read, don't they go to school? Didn't anyone teach

them???

[lapfog_1]

41. home schooled or just "passed along" in public school

[Buns_of_Fire]

28. I am in awe. How do they do it?

Just MAINTAINING an acceptable level of stupidity is hard enough. But when they consistently manage to set NEW records...

We are truly in the presence of greatness.

[IronLionZion]

31. Where are they going to deport Native Americans to?

back to America?

Will they do the same for American born non-whites? Should I get packing to go back home to where my parents live? I'm sure they'd like to see me more often. It's still in the USA though to the disappointment of many racists.

[ProfessorGAC]

34. Over The Bering Land Bridge With Them!

My bad. I'm giving them ideas.

[Stonepounder]

45. Well, the "Indians" will probably claim some nonsense

like: "Well, we couldn't find the Border Checkpoint when we walked in over the Bearing Land Bridge to Alaska and down the the Southwest about 13,000 years ago. And they think we'll fall for that."

{snark}

[Ginger42]

35. Well, my grandparents were all immigrants

So I guess that means I could be deported to . . . *checks Ancestry.com* . . . uh, Norway. Oh, wait. Trump said he wanted immigrants from Norway. I wonder why?

[Honeycombe8]

37. You gotta be kiddin' me. nt

[Totally Tunsie]

38. For someone who is so concerned about people of color,

tRumphole sure spends a lot of time in the tanning booth getting rid of his whiteness.

[Blue Owl]

42. Teh Stupid... It hurts...

n/t

[NickPeace]

43. So Stupid It Hurts

SMDH

[Dirty Socialist]

44. Are you sure about this?

It sounds too stupid to be true.

[pansypoo53219]

46. shhh, do not tell the minions he is native & not from india.

[Cha]

47. They're Fucking Below

STUPID.

[onetexan]

48. Lol

Now that is just pathetic