Former president Barack Obama has denounced the divisive language coming from American leaders like Donald Trump, which he says 'feeds a climate of fear and hatred' and 'normalises racist
There"are indications that the El Paso shooting follows a dangerous trend: troubled individuals who embrace racist ideologies and see themselves obligated to act violently to preserve white supremacy." Mr Obama wrote."Like the followers of Isis and other foreign terrorist organisations, these individuals may act alone, but they’ve been radicalised by white nationalist websites that proliferate on the internet.
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