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Bill Trump Persuasive Speeches

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It really interesting how all the stuff covered in 11.1 and 11.2 is so closely related to what is going on in the country today. With Donald trump’s completely surprising victory all of the discrimination, racism, prejudices and sexism that comes with him will not only continue you but it stands a chance of getting worse. If people of this country now have a president that not only saying so many terrible things but he’s also get away with it what kind of example is he’s setting for the future of America this man is going to be our president. People took time out of their day to vote for this pervert even after we found out about all the disgusting things he’s said and done. Bill Chilton was impeached just for lying about being a scumbag how …show more content…

So we are going to have to all just sit around and wait until Trump sexually assaults some poor women while he’s president before we can do anything about him even though anyone with a brain knows what kind of person he truly is. If it wasn’t bad enough Trump is also going to be extremely racists or discriminatory at some point it’s just a matter of time. I can’t help but think about trump as a serial killer that go that hasn’t been caught yet at someone point he is going to kill again and not a single person is going to be surprised that is the most shocking part. The problem is that the people that voted for trump knew what he is and still voted for him and he knows it he’s even said he could shoot someone and people would still vote for him so what’s going to stop him from doing more horrible things while he’s in the white house known he will get away with it? Trump will continue to discriminate against anyone that isn’t like him “discrimination consists of actions against a group of people. Discrimination can be based on age, religion, health, and other indicators; race-based laws against discrimination strive to address this set of social problems (Sociology

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