By John W. Lillpop
Without question, Donald Trump hit a raw nerve in the Hispanic community with his remarks about illegal aliens from Mexico and the negative consequences illegals inflict on American society, language and culture.
But, of course, The Donald was merely exercising his freedom of speech rights as an American citizen.
Unfortunately, many Hispanic illegal aliens have little or no understanding, or regard, for freedom and quaint American notions such as free speech, particularly as regards opinions about errant Hispanic behavior.
In the view of many illegal aliens and their advocates, migration to, and occupation of America, is a birth right— “Brown Privilege,” if you will— that trumps(pun intended!) US borders, the rule of law, American heritage, and good old fashioned common sense.
It’s as if being born Hispanic automatically grants one universal and permanent license to come and go as one pleases, without obligation to law, national sovereignty, or any man!
Such an attitude reeks of arrogant racism and pitiful ignorance about American values and culture!
This cultural disconnect became painfully obvious when a Hispanic advocacy group released a profanity-laced, anti-Donald Trump video that, had it originated with Caucasians surrounded by Confederate flags, would have been instantly branded as “Hate Speech,”
followed by dozens of civil rights investigations and uncontrolled hemorrhaging from bleeding heart pundits and American haters all across our once great nation.
As reported at the reference:
Donald Trump on Friday tore into the video from a Hispanic advocacy group featuring children swearing at him for his stance on immigration, calling it “terrible” and a “disgrace.”
“F–k you, racist f–k,” a child identified as Ricardo tells Trump in the video released earlier this week by Deport Racism PAC.
The same group has also offered $5,000 to anyone on the “Saturday Night Live” cast or audience who uses the words “deport racism” or “Trump is racist” live on the air during his hosting appearance this weekend.
“I think it’s terrible, I think it’s just terrible,” the Republican presidential candidate said on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria Bartiromo.”
Young kids speaking that way “is a disgrace,” he added, “and it totally backfired and people are actually going wild about it and they’re saying we’re going to support Trump.”
Clearly those featured in the video leave the indelible impression that they simply do not grasp American values and decency.
Above all else, the brats unwittingly make the case for mass deportation of illegal aliens, and wide acceptance of the Trump Doctrine!
In other words, how does one day, “Backfire” in Spanish?
Reference: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/11/donald-trump-latino-advocacy-ad-215591#ixzz3qj5omrRE
