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Originally Posted by killer_carlson
Anyone who wears a Klu Klux Klan outfit for any political purposes - even to spoof a guy like Trump - has crossed the line by such a great degree that it's frightening that they can't recognize it.
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You mean, even when the Klan and the White Power movements have come out and endorsed and financially supported a candidate, and said candidate has not gone out of his/her way to distance themselves from these groups? Diasgree. You embrace that stuff you deserve to have it used against you. Imagery in politics is very powerful, both positively and negatively. When dealing with extremists you need to battle them with extreme messaging campaigns. If anyone is serious about knocking Trump off his pedestal and slowing his momentum, this is the type of imagery that needs to be used. A face needs to be applied to his support that makes it repugnant for the vast majority of people to accept.