President Trump is defending his decision to pull U.S. troops out of Syria, saying, “It’s not our problem,” and that “they’ve got a lot of sand over there. There’s a lot of sand they can play with.”
He said the Kurds, longtime U.S. allies, are “much safer right now,” and added, “They’re not angels.”
Ah. Okay then. They’re not angels, and they have a lot of sand they can play with. Why didn’t he tell us that sooner?
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So blatant in his treatment of them as children.
I was raised that it wasn’t socially acceptable to say you hate someone, so watch out everyone, I am about to be antisocial. I hate this man.
But is it antisocial to hate someone who is himself antisocial?
Since when does Trump get to adjuticate on whether anyone is “angelic?” That’s quite a step up for a pervy beauty pageant owner.
Kurds probably smoked pot in their teens, it’s fine if they all die out.
(^ sarcasm btw)
‘No angels’. Isn’t that what he said about the Central Park Five when he insisted that they be executed despite being innocent? ‘OK, maybe they didn’t do it, but they’re no angels’.
It’s his go-to justification for wanting to hurt people for no other reason than he doesn’t like them.
Yes, pretty much, which I hadn’t known. I looked it up.
https://time.com/4523257/donald-trump-central-park-five/