I don't think you understand what al logical fallacy is.Repeating a denial doesn't make it so... I am forced to call this:
First, the claim was that he discriminated against blacks. That he used the "C" to do this is as ancillary as it is documented. After all, writing a "C" on someone's application is hardly noteworthy much less illegal, unless there's a deeper meaning to it, which there was. First, last and most importantly, he discriminated against blacks in providing housing and had to pay a fine, even though he never admitted to it.
But from the articles, which you have apparently not read:
I did make the mistake that the first article quoted the second article. So a quote from it would read the very same as the first quote.
If onek repeats fuzzy, changing & unsupported claims, then I'll repeat the criticisms.
A fallacy is an erroneous application of reasoning.
Until you actually present any reasoning, to challenge that lack is not fallacious.
It seems now you're modifying your earlier claim.....
....to be only subordinates who did it. This is an important distinction. Did the offenders do this under Trump's direction, or was it a lower level decision?He marked the applications "C" for "Colored". Pretty sleazy, but then: he's your president.
At least now you're culling support from your articles.
But a Wash Po claim of allegations is not convincing evidence because court is all about making claims, often ridiculously wild accusations because the system is adversarial.
In an adjudicated case, there would've been a ruling.
What did it say?
I've been in court many many times, & have seen first hand that one cannot rely upon accusations to judge reality.
Example......
In a dispute over my purchase of an item, I presented a signed receipt, proof of payment, many witnesses, & other supporting documentation. Sounds overwhelming, eh? The plaintiff needed to create a climate which would counter my far stronger case, so he accused me of holding one of the witnesses on a document at gunpoint, forcing her signature. It was utterly ridiculous, & entirely unsupported. But this is what lawyers do.
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