Fact check: What rascist stammers have trump made

1. Summary of the results

The analyses document a consistent pattern of racist statements and actions by Donald Trump spanning several decades. These include:

• Discriminatory housing practices against Black tenants in the 1970s, resulting in a Justice Department lawsuit ^{[1] [2]}
• Derogatory comments about multiple racial and ethnic groups, including:
• Referring to Mexican immigrants as "rapists" ^[3]
• Using terms like "Kung Flu" for COVID-19 ^[3]
• Calling certain nations "shithole countries" in 2018, specifically targeting predominantly Black and Latino nations ^[4]
• Using dehumanizing language about immigrants, referring to them as "not people" ^[5]

2. Missing context/alternative viewpoints

Several important contextual elements emerge from the analyses:

• The mainstream media's tendency to use euphemistic terms like "racially charged" instead of directly addressing racism ^[6]
• Trump's racist rhetoric and actions predate his political career, suggesting a long-standing pattern rather than purely political positioning ^[2]
• The statements extend beyond mere verbal rhetoric to include discriminatory business practices and policy decisions, such as:
• The documented housing discrimination lawsuit from 1973 ^[1]
• Differential treatment of Black delegates during diplomatic meetings ^[7]
• The "birther" conspiracy campaign against Barack Obama ^[1]

3. Potential misinformation/bias in the original statement

The original query's focus on "stammers" potentially understates the scope and significance of the documented behavior:

• The evidence suggests these weren't merely verbal gaffes or stammers, but rather part of a documented pattern of racist behavior spanning decades ^[8]
• Experts have noted that some of Trump's rhetoric mirrors language that has historically preceded ethnic violence ^[5]
• The impact extends beyond mere statements to include actions and policies affecting various racial and ethnic groups ^[1]
• During racial protests, Trump used historically loaded phrases like "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" ^[3], demonstrating the deliberate nature of such statements rather than accidental "stammers"