President Donald Trump was asked Tuesday about the alleged killing of black people by the cops, and he responded by saying “white people” five times in a row. We like to hear him say “white people,” because no one ever says it as anything but a negative. He said it in the context of us being victims, which is something you really just can’t find anywhere.

CBS News’ Catherine Herridge, who is a dumb bitch with short hair, asked the President, “why are African Americans still dying at the hands of law enforcement in this country?” Trump scolded the boyish trollop, “And so are white people, so are white people, what a terrible question to ask.”

“So are white people, more white people by the way, more white people,” Trump continued.

This is 6,000,000% factually accurate, by all accounts, including the Washington Post’s own running tally of the issue. In actual reality – meaning the things that are certain to have happened in the physical realm, just so we’re clear, as that term has apparently become confusing for some people – only ten unarmed blacks were killed by cops in 2019, and five of them had just attacked someone.

They play these statistics all kinds of magical ways, like mixing the armed and unarmed, doing per capita instead of per police encounter, and so on, but the truth is, if a white man gets into an encounter with a cop (something he is much less likely to do than a black man), he is more likely to be killed than if he were black.

Here’s an example of the kind of graph they post:

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