A Third of Americans Believe Immigrants are “Poisoning the Blood” of America

Trump presumably meant this as a metaphor.

The people answering the poll, however, are answering a question from people who don’t think it’s a metaphor.

The Guardian:

A new poll has revealed that more than one-third of Americans agree with Donald Trump’s warning that undocumented immigrants in the US are “poisoning the blood” of America.

A significant 34% of the respondents to the poll, conducted by the Brookings Institution and Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI), agreed with the statement previously made on the election campaign trail by the former US president and Republican party nominee for the White House, Donald Trump.

“One-third of Americans (34%) say that immigrants entering the country illegally today are ‘poisoning the blood of our country’, including six in 10 Republicans (61%), 30% of independents, and only 13% of Democrats,” a summary of the annual poll stated, which surveyed more than 5,000 individuals from 16 August to 4 September.

“This is a truly alarming situation to find this kind of rhetoric, find this kind of support from one of our two major political parties,” said Robert Jones, president and founder of the PRRI, during a presentation of the poll’s findings. “That language is straight out of Mein Kampf. This kind of poisoning the blood, it’s Nazi rhetoric.

Trump told supporters during a rally in New Hampshire in December 2023 that immigrants coming into the US are “poisoning the blood of our country”.

It doesn’t matter what Trump thinks. What matters is that people are getting the message. These people are an invasive plague, and they are degrading our racial heritage, weakening us genetically.

This happened in Egypt and in India, as well as many other places throughout history. It takes a long time for a race to become great, but the blood of lesser races can pollute it very quickly.

There is no path to redemption for the white race other than through the admission that Hitler was right.

About everything.