Facial Recognition

Written by Jack Hassard

On July 17, 2019

Twitter Mouth” has purposly shaped the media, the House of Representatives, and the Senate to either deny, duck and hide, or condemn his racist comments about Ayanna Pressley (Mass.), Rashida Tlaib (Mich.), and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (N.Y.) and Ilhan Omar (Minn.).

If you look at Trump’s facial expressions when he responding to questions about his tweets, you can see the hatred and contempt allied with his serial lying.

Trump’s face signals anger, rage, digust, loathing, and contempt.  Click here to see a panel of his facial images. His expressions are coupled with angry statements that typically are outright lies.  He denies his comments are racist, and goes on to defend his remarks with lies about others.  Yesterday, when he spued hate toward immigrants he lied about what immigrants do after they apply for assylum.  He claims that only between 5 and 10% of these immigrants come back for their court hearing, while the Department of Homeland Security states that about 85% return and show up for their hearing.

“If your not happy, you can leave,” is his suggestion to people he thinks are unhappy.  The problem with this is that we live in a country where its ok to be unhappy, and indeed, if you don’t like what the government is doing, it your legal right to protest.

Or put it his way.  Trump complained for years about our country falling behind, being beaten by China, and so forth.  As Trevor Howard said last night, why don’t you just leave, Mr. Trump.

Photo Credit: Camera image by Gordon Johnson, Pixabay, source of copyright free images.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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