This Was Really Bad

https://youtu.be/j0os0qZ1_O4?feature=shared

“Send them back.  Send them back.”  This is what Trump’s supporters began chanting at a rally after he spoke out against  the legal Haitian migrants in Springfield Ohio claiming that they have destroyed the city and they need to be removed.  He was not only okay with his own words but was also okay with the response of the crowd.  

Despite his or anyone else’s beliefs about our country’s immigration problems and issues that need to be fixed, this does not make it okay to speak out in a hateful dehumanizing way about other human beings.  If he believes there is a serious immigration problem, he should speak about specific procedures and practices in regard to immigration that he feels need correction and change.  He should not address any issue or problem by personally attacking a group of human beings.  To me this is no better than an ideology, and desire to carry out a policy, of ethnic cleansing.  He is dehumanizing, vilifying and personally attacking a group of human beings.  This man is seriously frightening and people don’t get it. 😡☹️

I am late on commenting about this, but is something that I cannot possibly forget or overlook.  He is off his rocker with his accusations, dehumanization and personal attacks against the legal Haitian migrants in Springfield Ohio.  No people legally residing in America ever deserve to have a presidential candidate and former president scapegoating and speaking of them in such a manner.  There is no place for this in America as far as I am concerned.  

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