Todd Bagley

Sabotaging and Dismantling OUR government is not a “detox”. Such utter bullshit and jingoism going out over the airwaves… Sick, sick, sick.

1. Whether you vote Dem or Repub, it doesn’t matter at this point. This has gone WAY beyond the political realm at this point. They are DESTROYING and PURGING -OUR- Government before our very eyes and trying to get people to believe that they are combatting “waste, fraud and abuse”.

2. Bullshit, they are attacking the United States Government and every single one of her citizens from within. They are in the process of destroying our Democracy from within.

3. Hard to believe, I know, but this is the TRUTH we are forced to face. I really hate to have to call it out, but I will, because I absolutely LOVE this land, OUR 🇺🇸 United States of America 🇺🇸and our cherished form of government.

4. They are violating every single rule and law that MADE OUR COUNTRY GREAT, SABOTAGING OUR ALLIES and SIDING WITH OUR ENEMIES at EVERY TURN!!!!! And I have a feeling that 🇺🇸 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE 🇺🇸 are not going to take it much longer.

5. Except maybe the ones who drank the poison Kool-Aid already.

Top US Foreign Relations Senator on Trump's New Playbook with Ukraine, EU Podcast Episode · One Decision · 02/27/2025 · 27m

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Donald Trump has a history of using dehumanizing language toward various groups. Here are 20 notable instances:

These instances highlight A PATTERN of dehumanizing rhetoric in Trump’s public statements.

1. April 2, 2024: During a speech in Michigan, Trump referred to undocumented immigrants as “animals” and “not human.”

20. November 2023: Trump labeled his political opponents as “parasites,” a term used to suggest they are leeching off society.

19. October 2023: He referred to immigrants as “savages,” using a term historically employed to dehumanize indigenous and marginalized groups.

18. March 2024: Trump claimed that undocumented immigrants are “not people,” stripping them of their humanity.

17. October 2024: He suggested that migrants should be put in special fighting leagues to fight for sport, dehumanizing them by reducing them to entertainment.

16. September 2024: Trump compared immigrants to “deadly snakes,” using a metaphor to portray them as dangerous and untrustworthy.

15. October 2024: He falsely claimed that undocumented immigrants are “building an army” to attack Americans, inciting fear and suspicion.

14. May 2018: Trump described gang members as “animals,” a term criticized for its broad application and dehumanizing effect.

13. November 2023: He referred to his political adversaries as “enemies from within,” dehumanizing those who oppose him.

12. October 2023: Trump suggested that immigrants are “ruining the fabric of the country,” portraying them as a destructive force.

11. March 2024: He claimed that foreign countries are “emptying their prisons” into the U.S., labeling the immigrants as “murderers,” “drug dealers,” and “terrorists.”

10. September 2020: Trump praised a predominantly white crowd for having “good genes,” invoking eugenicist language

9. October 2016: In a leaked recording, Trump made lewd comments about women, referring to them in demeaning terms.

8. May 2018: Trump referred to certain undocumented immigrants as “animals” during a White House meeting discussing California’s sanctuary cities.

7. October 2024: Former Chief of Staff John Kelly reported that Trump remarked, “Hitler did some good things,” reflecting a troubling perspective on a notorious dictator.

6. October 2024: At a Madison Square Garden rally, speakers made racist remarks, including referring to Puerto Rico as an “island of garbage,” with Trump present.

5. September 2024: He falsely accused Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, of “eating the dogs” and “eating the cats,” perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

4. March 2024: Trump suggested that undocumented immigrants who commit murder have “bad genes,” implying a genetic predisposition to criminality.

3. November 2023: At a rally, he labeled his political opponents as “vermin,” language reminiscent of authoritarian regimes.

2. October 2023: Trump described undocumented immigrants as “poisoning the blood of our country,” a phrase criticized for echoing white supremacist rhetoric.