Well since everyone wants to be pedantic I guess I'll join in:

I didn't say what he said was racist, I said he framed it that way because he's racist. He's racist so he framed the tweet in a xenophobic way that calls into question the american identity of several brown congresswomen. My contention is that if the congresswomen were white he would not have called into question their american identity. My basis for this is Trump's support of Obama birtherism and basic pattern recognition. 

It's both xenophobic and racially charged. Most of these congresswomen were born in the US. He's basically saying immigrants from poor non-White countries have no business in politics in the US. That's as close as advocating segregation or something like a caste system I can remember him insinuating. Or do you believe he would be saying the same thing if these people had, say, Russian or Ukrainian ancestry?

I think you are overreacting and "i hate you" together with "you're a detriment to all political discourse" in one sentence does not make you look that openminded .

That said you should take a step back and see people want to condemn what trump tweeted following their own interpretation of the context without always having to assume half of the so called facts you tell them to believe or without hyperbole and you do not have to call them idiots for that or hate them for that.

If you can't hold back that feeling then just keep it for yourself cause its pulls the thread down and it is against the rules.

Gonna take that as a 'no'. After a session of inductive reasoning, how do you verify Trump's actions stem from hate for 'brown people' and not from anything else like a dislike for progressive ideology or for democrats in general?

I'd be curious to consider if it's against the rules. Thought about it and I don't think it's technically a personal insult to tell someone I hate them and the rest is my opinion on their effect on political discourse. 

Rest of your post I give 0 shits about so I'll just leave them hanging. 

I'm sure it counts as a personal attack when you are telling someone you hate him for his opinion,read bolded.

You are free to give it a better fitting shape based on your feelings ofcourse but i do think you should calm down with being so agressive for a bit.

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So in the world of centrists how do you prove that my intention was a personal attack rather than to inform a fellow user of my feelings on him in hopes that he will change and grow beyond his current state? 

You would have to assume like you do here that the one you respond to has to grow beyond his current state,but damn them how dare they use the context being presented to base their opinion off right? :p

Are you really trying to justify spitting such vile at users and going against rules in the hope that it will change them for the better?

And what do you mean with the bolded,are you assuming again?

I'm having a debate about inductive reasoning. If you believe in its use then the question is directed to those in the thread that don't. 

Most of them were born in America, so there's nowhere for them to go and come back from.  

It also pushes the buttons that "other countries are shit holes" and "people should fix their own countries instead of coming here".  

Because only people with "good countries" have a right to be here or something.  At least that's what they say about Hispanics, and non-white people.  

But the Irish who came here during the potato famine and all the white people escaping persecution are true Americans today.  

It's a typical racist idea that non-white people should go back to their countries.  

It's racist that Trump is saying this about non-white congresswomen, most of whom were born here.  

You can't ever verify, that's what makes it hard to live in a world with people that are smart about being bigots. 

I don't see that saying in the tweet. Yeah most of them were born in the US but a lot of people identify with where their parents or grandparents are from. I think you're looking to deep into it.