Trump Says: ‘There Are Two N Words, and You Can’t Use Either of Them’

@SunshineGirl Thank you. He’ll still say it, he just doesn’t want to be criticized for it.

@Vin53
The bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were first-generation, totally untested atomic bombs, not thermonuclear bombs.

In comparison, atomic bombs are considered the small potatoes in a nuclear warfare garden. The only nuclear bombs that have ever been used on a civilian population were used by the US government when they knew they could not win a ground war against Japan.

Had Japan launched a ground attacked on the USA after the second atomic bomb was dropped on Japan, Japan would have easily overpowered the US military in a heartbeat and the US wouldn't know what hit them. This is because the US only had those two atomic bombs in stock and no more had been made, though the Japanese were led to believe the US had a full arsenal of atomic weaponry when in fact, the US did not.

What Trump is talking about is thermonuclear weapons when he references the 'N' word, not atomic weapons, though both types from the same nuclear family.

@FreddieUK

We're already hearing "slaves were taught important life skills." 🙄

@FreddieUK already is amongst the right wing.

@FreddieUK The others are correct. The MAGAs are downplaying slavery and don’t want it taught about except in the most "whitewashed" of terms. There is actually legislation in some states that makes it unlawful to teach about slavery, Jim Crow segregation or the Civil Rights era "in terms that might make white students uncomfortable".

This from the "facts don’t care about your feelings" folks who claim to be "free speech absolutists" when hate speech is discouraged.