Trump’s Disgusting Reaction to Temple Massacre is to Line Big Donor’s Pockets

Just when I think Trump has reached the ultimate low, he manages to sink to a new never-before seen level of filth. Right after the biggest Jewish massacre on American soil in history, Trump’s reaction made my jaw drop to the floor in shock.

He suggested that if temples were armed, this massacre wouldn’t have happened. Saturday morning, eleven people were killed and six were injured at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Robert Bowers, 46, faces 29 charges. CNN

“If there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop him.” Trump went on to suggest that an armed guard might have stopped the massacre “immediately”.

During the 2016 elections, the NRA gave Trump amounts that broke records for campaign contributions, NBC. It is unlikely, that a desire to reciprocate this massive contribution had nothing to do with Trump’s suggestion to arm places of worship.

After all, there is no coincidence that the ONLY people to financially benefit for arming schools and temples are Trump’s biggest contributors.

As a result, arming as many Americans as possible is high on Trump’s To Do List. Such a decision would make the NRA very happy, but also, another Trump donor that gave him massive amounts of cash stands to benefit handsomely by these decisions.

I have written several articles about the massive amounts of money detention facilities gave to Trump. That is such a scary sentence. GEO Group, one of the largest private detention facility companies donated generously to Trump. The only way a president could pay back a detention facility, is to fill it up. Essentially, in order to fill up a detention facility, Trump must enact laws that will result in arrests.

Representatives John Raney, John Cyrier and Mark Keough — all Republicans — have authored legislation that, if passed, would allow immigration detention centers to obtain child care licenses. Equipped with the permits, the centers would then be able to circumvent a 2015 federal ruling that said detained immigrant children must be transferred to a child care facility after 20 days in detention.

Raney, Cyrier and Keough’s bill would not require the detention centers to change their setups, but it could significantly benefit them. The GEO Group, which runs the Karnes Residential Center — one of two family detention facilities in Texas — earns $55 million annually from the facility. Newsweek

The republican party is focused on serving their biggest contributors, not me or you or your kids.

After the Stoneman Douglas massacre, down here in South Florida, Trump initially proposed arming the schools.

“It only works when you have people very adept at using firearms, of which you have many,” Trump said during an emotionally searing session on Wednesday that, extraordinarily, was broadcast live on national television. “It would be teachers and coaches.” TheGuardian

You gotta wonder, if there was an armed guard in every school, would it result in fewer or more shooting deaths? It just takes a second for a unhinged kid to whip out his dad’s gun and shoot their classmates. What are the chances that the armed guard is in the same room at the time? Or is every single staff member in the school armed? Also, how safe would you feel sending your kid to an armed school? If some unhinged kid didn’t have a gun, now, there is one. All they have to do is take out the guard.

I wonder if Trump would send Barron to an armed school?

Everything Trump does is to benefit his contributors. Even if it means risking your little daughter’s life, if arming every school and temple in America benefits the NRA and the GEO Group, then it is a go.

Trump’s America is divided. His supporters are so infatuated with him, that they try to kill his critics. For all we know, this could have been Trump’s master plan since the election. Who does this conflict benefit? For all we know, the NRA and the GEO Group instructed Trump to turn America against each other.