Trump And Nazi Billboard Got Something In Common

Anyone who spends time analyzing some of Trump’s policies has to come up with some conclusion that Trump seems to favor those who are rich and white. His opinion about immigrants leads one to conclude that he’s xenophobic in every sense of the word. However, if you listen to Trump, he will have the world to believe that he is the least racist and least anti-sematic person you’ll ever meet. This is just a tip of the iceberg in what Trump claims to be. Remember, actions speak louder than words.

In Phoenix, Arizona, there is a disturbing billboard of Trump that depicts him as Hitler surrounded by dollar sign swastikas. As you can imagine, this isn’t sitting well with Trump supporters.

The name of the artist who designed this billboard is Karen Florito.

If you look closely at the front of the billboard, you will notice some nuclear explosives surrounded by hate symbols. Here’s what’s interesting. On the other side of the billboard are images of hands signing ‘unity’ in sign language.

According to an article in Daily Mail, “Florito wrote on Facebook: ‘Still awaiting the backlash, death threats and the like. Wish I had time to drive to Phoenix to see the reactions of the people on the street.”

In addition to that, Florito said, “It’s astounding that so many are offended by a SYMBOL of something but not offended by a minimum of 3 avowed white supremacists right next to #45, banning people for their religions, alleged ties with dictators, homophobic policy changes, Jewish cemetery defacement and white Muslim attacks.”

So what do you think? Is this a form of free expression that’s protected under the First Amendment?

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Dr. Sinclair Grey III is a speaker, author, and success coach. Contact him on www.sinclairgrey.org or Twitter @drsinclairgrey

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