Translating Trumpenese for Trump

The one and only thing I could find in all of Trump's comments about Charlottesville Virginia (that could be misconstrued as controversial in any way) was when he had said:

"You have some very fine people on both sides." (Sources: Vox and Daily News)

IMAGE BELOW: I created a simple graphic to try and depict "the sides" at the White nationalist's Unite the White rally in Charlottesville — the "sides" that Trump had spoken of — which includes the "fine" people who came to protest for and against a Confederate statue (although the groups I identified might not be 100% accurate, but you get the general idea.)

President Trump: "You have some very fine people on both sides."

That comment was taken by some people to mean Trump thought there were "fine Nazis". But translated from Trumpenese, he had been referring to the people who were only there to protest the removal of a Confederate statue (the fine people on the Right side) and the people who were only there to protest the KKK (the fine people on the Left side) — meaning, all those fine people on BOTH SIDES who didn't come to the rally with helmets, pepper spray, shields and clubs with the intention to riot, cause violence or damage property (or to kill somebody).

Those fine people that Trump had spoke of had only come to peacefully protest . . . some to protest the statute (those on the Left), and some to protest the removal of the statue (those on the Right).

If you vote for a Democrat, it doesn't mean you support cop-killers or communists; just like if you vote for a Republican, it doesn't mean you support killer-cops or racists. Meaning, just because the KKK supported Trump in 2016 (the same way they did Hillary Clinton in 2008 against Obama), it doesn't mean neither Clinton nor Trump supports the KKK. Those "fine" people would never support a racist group (although Clinton has been known to associate with Klan members.)

FYI: A hateful Nazi sympathizer drove all the way from Ohio to Virginia and killed Heather Heyer with his car; it was not a "fine" local man from Charlottesville who was only there to protest the removal of a Confederate statute.

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