THERE WERE MANY, many bizarre moments in Donald Trump’s press conference in New York last night, but there’s been one moment that’s stood out amidst all the noise.
The Charlottesville attack was the main topic of conversation – and the President reiterated the stance he took over the weekend, where he condemned the violence on “many sides.”
This time he said that “there’s blame on both sides and I have no doubt about it” and that “you also had people that were very fine people on both sides”
Donald Trump returns to blaming "both sides" for the deadly violence in Charlottesville https://t.co/FTiucUnbWI pic.twitter.com/ljR2M27tJE
— Bloomberg TV (@BloombergTV) August 16, 2017
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Constantly sitting on the fence on the issue of blame (even though it was a white supremacist march and attack) and saying that there are “fine people” on the Nazi side didn’t go down well, naturally.
So the “both sides” comment has become a meme – and people have been using it to utterly ridicule Trump’s position
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Equating two sides that don’t deserve comparison is the theme
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Some people got historical
Trump used the phrase alt-right at the press conference yesterday.
Throughout history, there has been blame on both sides always
Trump’s comments don’t hold up to logic
And the memes kept coming
VIOLENCE ON BOTH SIDES
