Trump is not fit to serve, due to his volatile, immature and dangerous personality

Racism: What about the quote that when Mexicans immigrate, they're bringing drugs (in the year 2016)? The birtherism movement is racist. A study from USA Today (http://content.usatoday.com...) asks "Does racial prejudice play a role in questions about Barack Obama's citizenship, a topic much in the news given today's birth certificate news conference?" and then says "Yes indeed." As for the Mexican immigrants comment, you have no proof that he is referring to illegals. He said "When Mexico sends its people." Nothing in the quote indicates that he's discussing illegals. You've stated twice that Muslim is not a race. Well, according to https://www.huffingtonpost.com... scientists found long ago that black, Asian, Mexican and white aren't races either. So, what exactly defines a race? Nothing. They don't exist. But racism is still a tangible thing, and prejudice against Muslims still counts as racism. Just because Muslim defines a religion doesn't mean that statements attacking that religion aren't racist. Racist supporters don't make you racist, but why do you think Trump's base is so racist? It doesn't prove that he's racist, but it certainly suggests it very strongly. Although Trump did condemn neo-Nazis and white supremacists at the rally, it took him 78 hours to do so directly, which suggests that he only did so to avoid criticism. As for your comment about "positive stereotypes," racism is generalizing any group of people based on their race. If you see an Asian and say "oh you must be good at math" that's STILL offensive, especially if they actually aren't good at math and feel inadequate about this or something. Jackson's racism influenced him to move all Native Americans to the west of the Mississippi and killed a quarter of them. Racism has and will continue to influence people in office to make unfair and harmful decisions. I don't understand how the popular vote does anything like that. If you and 9 other friends vote on where to eat lunch together, everyone holds one-tenth of the power. If 300 million Americans hold a popular vote for the president, everyone holds that fraction of the power. It's literally putting the most popular candidate in office. Trump has disdain towards Pakistan, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, North Korea, Syria, and more according to https://www.theatlantic.com... Xenophobia does not entail fear of all non-Americans, since Oxford Dictionary defines xenophobia as "intense or irrational dislike or fear of people from other countries." That definition does not say "all people from other countries." You say "one would be hard pressed to find many [Christian] groups that aren't homophobic." Well actually a study from https://www.prri.org... says that most American religious groups are pro-LGBTQ and if you look at the statistics, ALL Christian/Catholic groups rank mainly in favor of LGBTQ. Also, I wasn't "hard pressed" to find this because I literally Googled "christian groups support gay marriage" and it was the fourth result. An order to stop paying for transgender surgeries would be bad, but it would be significantly better than kicking all transgenders out of the military, even though many of them don't even need the surgeries. Actually, Trump is building a network with anti-LGBTQ interest groups, and a majority of them are "hate groups," according to the SPLC. Did you attempt to investigate at all what these groups focus on? And don't use the groups' websites as a source, because you know they're going to soften the message so they don't seem like a hate group. The study that I cited states that most people tend to stick with what they believe their parents believe THROUGHOUT THEIR LIFE, and that they don't randomly change political sides. So let's say a girl named Jane thinks her parents are Democrats. That's means she's more likely to be a Democrat, even if they're not. And Jane is very unlikely to have a large slide from one end of the spectrum to the other. Trump's huge political shift was abnormal and unpredictable. Also, as I stated before, he has huge changes in his beliefs on life advice, such as whether or not it's a good idea to be nice. First off, America is not getting the bad end of the deal. Syria is. Venezuela is. And Trump hates other countries. You can find a list of countries Trump has been unreasonably rude to at https://www.huffingtonpost.com... because he just doesn't like them. Before you say that his rudeness doesn't prove anything, I'd like to see some indication that he intends to actually be courteous with foreign leaders, since that's the first step in working together. An article at https://www.washingtonpost.com... talks about how irrational and impulsive Trump is. Also, Trump himself said "My attention span is short" in one of his books. And you still haven't responded to that speech excerpt, in which his thought process was all over the map. Any and all elected officials at an average of more than 5.6 times a day (like Trump does, according to the Washington Post) cannot be trusted, and a strong bond of trust is necessary between a person in office and his constituents, as well as between that person and other elected lawmakers. Yes, a lot of presidents lie, but Trump's lying is non stop and ridiculous. Are you saying that I'm comparing Trump to Obama, and because Obama didn't lie much, that's unfair? I don't really understand your point. Climate change is literally about to kill us. And although we may not cross the point of no return within Trump's presidency, what he does during these four years is crucial to our survival. https://www.ucsusa.org... can help you understand the issue, and while you're on the website please make sure to sign the petition and tell Trump that climate change is more important than politics so that I survive to have children. Thanks in advance. The reason I stopped at LBJ is because his narcissistic qualities caused him to be focused on himself (and "Jumbo", as he named his penis) instead of the welfare of the country. While a narcissistic president is not necessarily incapable, it makes it infinitely more difficult to give the country adequate attention. I don't understand how you believe that a racist and sexist president can make fair decisions for his constituents in 2017. My evidence of his racism is not shaky. He defines blacks as "lazy," Mexicans as "criminals" and "rapists" who have "drugs" (and no, you can't prove that he was specifically discussing illegals), and he said that he saw Arabs celebrating the 9/11 attacks (didn't happen) and that "Islam hates us." Sounds like racism to me. As for sexism, he sees women as trophies to collect and put on shelves. He brags about the women he's slept with, and he thinks he can just "grab them by the pu**y" and get away with it. He said "my women are more beautiful [than other candidates]", and he attacked Ariana Huffington, Carly Fiorina (a fellow Republican!!!) and Rosie O' Donnell on the basis of their looks. He famously made an immature comment about how "there was blood coming out of [Megyn Kelly's] ... wherever," which is just straight wrong and undeniably sexist, as he was basically doing the same thing immature high school boys do when they say "are you on your period" or something, and that thing is degrading women. And then, for the grand finale, he said "All of the women on The Apprentice flirted with me " consciously or unconsciously. That"s to be expected." I challenge to tell me that's not sexist. I have provided ample evidence that Trump is both sexist and racist, yet you continue to deny it, even though you conceded the point yourself right off the bat. I am not advising that we battle racism by identifying Trump as racist. I am suggesting that we identify Trump as racist and move forward with that knowledge by electing a president who doesn't degrade women, blacks, Mexicans and Middle Easterners.