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

You concede that Trump is racist and sexist, and then you pointed out that he is not the first President to be this way. While that is true, pointing out that other people do the same thing doesn't change the fact of the matter. What we, as a society, should be doing is admitting that Trump is racist and sexist and so were previous POTUS, but then resolving to fix the issue. Trump is racist and that is an issue. If a president, or anyone in government for that matter, is racist, it makes it almost impossible to make impartial. Since race and gender play into the decision making process for whether or not a law should be passed, it is impossible to pass laws that are impartial to all races and genders. Trump has only been for a couple days short of a year, and I already can give an example of Trump's racism negatively influencing his decisions negatively: The Muslim ban. Now wait! Before you say that it's not a Muslim ban, let me quote former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. He openly said on Fox News that "when [Trump] first announced it, he said "Muslim ban,' ... He called me up, he said, "Put a commission together, show me the right way to do it legally.'" What Giuliani saying is that Trump called him and asked him how they could pass a "Muslim ban," and Giuliani is also saying that Trump himself to it as a "Muslim ban." Also please note that Giuliani is a proud Trump supporter and Republican. I pulled those quotes from the TheHill.com. When Trump was elected, it was a huge "dog whistle," if you will, to the racists of the world that while Trump is in office, you can make whatever racist comments you want and have little to no repercussions. Slate.com states that "news reports and social media accounts have swelled with reports of swastikas at schools, racist taunts, and other hate-fueled attacks and acts of intimidation." The Southern Law Center (a totally independent organization) compiled a list of such reports. In only the first MONTH of Trump's presidency, the SPLC cataloged 1,064 of such incidents. 13 of them were later found to be false. Slate.com has a more current list. It was last updated August 14, 2017. I scrolled down the list, and it's just incident after incident after incident, and all of them promoted by racist, sexist or ideological hate. Slate doesn't present a total count of the number of incidents, but I can guarantee to you that I scrolled through several hundred. A 2016 study from the University of Massachusetts shows a strong correlation between professed support level for Trump and how racist and sexist the person is after adjusting for factors like partisanship and political ideology. Not only that, but that correlation is significantly stronger than the correlation between how much someone supports Trump and how dissatisfied they are with the economy. What this basically means is that people vote for Trump because they are racist, sexist or both. You can see the official study report at https://goo.gl... Everyone is at least a little racist and a little sexist (I say "at least" for a reason: plenty of people are openly and extremely racist), and that includes both you and me. You say that Trump "was voted into office with these things in mind." Most supporters say that he is not racist first of all. Secondly, although he was "voted into office" (as you put it), he lost the popular vote by the largest margin in history. So I don't see what you mean by saying that "he was voted into office with these things in mind." Trump is definitely xenophobic. He certainly attacks illegal immigration- that much is certain. But he also openly attacks legal immigration. He tweeted "We've taken in tens of thousands of people. We know nothing about them. They can say they vet them. They didn't vet them. They have no papers. How can you vet somebody when you don't know anything about them and you have no papers? How do you vet them? You can't." He could not be more wrong! The New York Times published an article on January 29, 2017 that details the entire immigration process. According to that article, the full immigration process (in the two-year-long version) requires a registration with the UN, interview with the UN, refugee status from the UN, referral for resettlement in the US, interview with State Department contractors, background check, higher-level background check for some, another background check, fingerprint screening, photo, another fingerprint, third fingerprint screening, case review at US immigration headquarters, extensive and in-person interview with a Homeland Security officer, Homeland Security approval, screening for contagious diseases, cultural orientation class, matching with an American resettlement agency, a multi-agency security check, and final security check at an American airport. You can see the article at https://goo.gl.... It takes up to two years to immigrate from any country (The New York Times). In a video from John Oliver, all the forms required to complete the entire immigration process were collected for purposes of demonstration. You can see that video at https://goo.gl.... An article from the Huffington Post (https://goo.gl...) talks about the proof of Trump's homophobia. Although he is rather subtle about it, more so than pretty much all other candidates, he definitely hates LGBTQ. He VERY rarely talks or tweets about LGBTQ issues, but he is currently building an alliance with as many anti-LGBTQ organizations and people as possible, including the Faith and Freedom Coalition, Concerned Women for America, Tony Perkins (member of Family's Research Council), James Dobson (founder of Focus On The Family, the champion of the religious right) and numerous more. Several of the groups I mentioned above (like the FRP) have been labeled as hate group by the SPLC. Trump has also publicly promised to have the Supreme Court overturn the Obergefell ruling. In June of 2016, Trump met with over 400 of the most influential and homophobic advocates in the country. Trump has also recently made a huge anti-gay legislative move: banning transgenders from the military. You might think that law is dead, but (sadly) Trump is collaborating with several of his closest allies to make a version that will pass. When Trump first released this law, he said that he is trying to save money because transgender surgeries cost too much. I don't understand why he didn't simply tell the military to stop paying for transgender surgeries. That actually makes sense (even though I still wouldn't agree with it). Another option was to tell the military to stop paying so much money for Viagra. That's right: VIAGRA. The Department of Defense reported that they pay $84 million on Viagra each year. On the other hand, experts estimate that the military spends $8.4 million. That means the military pays about 10 times as much money on Viagra when compared to the surgeries. I understand that in some rare cases, people actually need Viagra, but Trump could just cut the program's funding some. I'm not saying it should be completely destroyed. A study at https://goo.gl... shows that "discharging transgender troops would cost $960 million" after factoring in all potential effects of the ban. In fact, that quoted phrase is literally the entire title of the study. So I don't really have very many characters left, so I am going to finish my other arguments quickly. I would like to politely that my opponent make their rebuttal to the points I have mentioned before now in Round 2, and then we can try to move on to the points below. If we have time after that, we can still return to my arguments before now. In fact, I encourage everyone who is reading that if I don't do what I promise, you should vote against me for civility and for conduct, because that is only fair. Trump is certainly volatile. Not only that, he is unpredictable and impulsive. He tweets at three in the morning! To top it off, he doesn't drink alcohol at all, meaning that he tweets at 3 in the morning while SOBER. Who does that?? You also said that he is very stable in his beliefs. At the link https://goo.gl... I created a list of Trump quotes where he contradicts himself, plus sources. Note that the list is incomplete. It will be finished soon. Isolationism is a bad idea. Globalization will propel our country forward. Trump needs to understand that working with other countries will be beneficial to America He is irrational. Read one of his speech transcripts at https://goo.gl... and tell me that his thought process is structured. A New York Times article at https://goo.gl... has a graph that shows you how many times Trump has lied compared to Obama. Obama dealt quite well with hostility from around the world. Also, a lot of Trump's lies are pointless and don't really have a purpose. For instance, he lied that Time was going to make him the Man of the Year again. A huge majority of Trump's lies are totally untrue, and are easily debunked. Therefore, he either lies without thinking about the consequences or he doesn't care about consequences. Global warming. Trump called it a hoax four times. Sounds like denial to me. Trump is definitely selfish. His book from 2004, "Think Like a Billionaire" says "The day I realized it can be smart to be shallow was, for me, a deep experience." Also, Trump used money from the Trump Foundation to buy a $20,000, six-foot-tall portrait of HIMSELF! You can see the portrait at https://goo.gl... A president must be humble in order to work well with other foreign leaders, with Congress, and with his own cabinet and White House staff. That's pretty simple I understand that personal beliefs don't influence whether or not Trump is fit to be president. I believe the only political belief I shared was the one about globalization. I can concede that point.