Trump Illiteracy

Just saying, not judging - it would explain a lot...

https://www.indy100.com/article/donald-trump-theo…

Please watch at least one of the two videos in the links (~10 mins each) before throwing MS based on the topic's title. Please also keep in mind that Richard Branson was able to become a multi billionaire despite being severly dyslexic, and please admit that all of the instances shown in the videos are way beyond weird.

And for the sake of some context that this by no means would be something special if he wasn't the POTUS, here some data on (functional) illiteracy among US adults http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/09/06/illitera…

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Ridiculous. First off, do you understand the difference between dyslexia and illiteracy?

I watched one of his videos and it doesn't prove anything. His argument were essentially: Look at how he looks at that paper, he can't read!; and some incoherent anecdotal evidence based on a vague checklist given to canadian police to identify illiteracy. What is there to discuss? His arguments makes flat earth society seem legitimate.

The illiteracy context you linked to showed that it's predominately hispanic and blacks which are illiterate. That's is likely due to the large immigrant diaspora, for hispanics at least.

 

Well given your profound analytical capabilities I am sure you are aware that the guys in the video neither argues for illiteracy nor dyslexia with respect to Trump, only that he has the reading comprehension and writing skills of a fourth grader. I only chose the "illiteracy" title in order to trigger people like you for the sake of entertainment. With respect to the article you are right, but here my point was only to show that many people are able to survive without proper reading & writing skills. TBH I did not read the majority of it.

Hope this triggers you :)

 
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