[Magdalen] Trump, education and children

[Scott Knitter]

A bit of both, I think. He seems to lack the humility it would take to
have his opinions changed by the writings of an expert, or indeed even
by facts.

And I think he's lent an air of legitimacy to the opinions expressed
in many local bars after patrons have downed a few drinks and the
filters weaken: Then it really looks like Trump "tells it like it is":
Muslims one and all are a threat; Mexicans will take us over, so build
a wall; abortions will stop if we jail women who have them....ad
nauseam.

If that's truly "like it is," I need to find another country, seriously.

On Sat, Apr 2, 2016 at 2:49 AM, Sally Davies <sally.davies at gmail.com> wrote:
> My question: Is he in fact "uneducated" himself and literally unaware of
> either facts or ethical issues or even political sensitivities;  or is he
> making a cynical and deliberate appeal to the millions of citizens who do,
> genuinely, appear to be uneducated and ignorant and frandly malevolent?




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Scott R. Knitter
Edgewater, Chicago, Illinois USA