context matters If you actually listen to it, he's telling the supporters that he's willing to come have a rally in places he's already won because the people are so supportive and there's a lot of love in the community. He then went on to say that he could come out and say the stupidest thing and they'd still cheer him on.

I think it's less about context and more about intent. I think his intent (and I assume the way the crowd interpreted it) was "I can talk about insignificant things like what I had for breakfast and you'd still find it exciting."

Anyone with half a brain hears it as "you are so sycophantic that it doesn't matter what I say, to the degree that I could openly insult you and you'd still cheer"

His followers hear it as "I appreciate you for supporting me, even when I talk about things that don't interest you"

I'm not seeing how that's not calling them stupid. Not really out of context at all actually.

The "context" doesn't make it better. He's literally telling them point blank that he can say whatever he wants and they'll still cheer and love him. I'll never understand people like you who come up with these ridiculous apologetics for Trump.

Stop fucking enabling him.

The context is that he was saying the crowds were supportive and loving, not that they were stupid.

I don't think that makes it better...

If you clap at stupid things to be supportive, you're still stupid.

That doesn't change the meaning in any way though. It seems to me thou doest protest too much.

Idk, I feel like anybody who cheers for a specific person, no matter what they say, refusing to think critically or consider disagreeing, is a fucking moron. Even if he didn't mean to directly call them stupid, he's still indirectly calling them stupid imo.

The inverse is also true. I don't automatically disagree with everything trump says just because he's a stupid, hateful, narcissistic fascist. I'm glad he discontinued the penny, is against changing clocks for the DST switches twice a year, and the quick rollout of COVID vaccines was a big win. I can't think of anything else off the top of my head, but it's important to acknowledge good shit even if it comes from a child raping dipshit. I'm not gonna pretend that I like the penny just because an adjudicated rapist dislikes the penny, and I also don't like the pants-shitting fuckface just because we agree that changing clocks is dumb as fuck.

A lot of people liked Kanye's music, and since coming out as an unapologetic Nazi, a lot of those people are not Kanye fans anymore. Those ex-fans adapted in ways that these forever trumpers are incapable of. Because they're fucking stupid.

He says/does a lot of stupid things that his lackeys are forced to ignore or try to dismiss as a joke. Bragging/praising crowd's unconditional love for the stupid crook is an example of a dumb thing to say.

Somehow I don't think it's out of context? Someone who is so supportive and loving to the point of ignoring the most blatant stupidity is a damn right dangerous idiot and a fool, and trump very clearly captured that.

That being said, politicians at the highest levels are supposed to be good enough at their jobs that they don't say things like that which can be easily taken out of context. I mean, it's not like the person who quoted him only used part of the quote to change the meaning of the sentence. He literally meant what it said.

Some people like Trump for the fact that he's absolute shit as a politician, but I think there's some use in electing a person who is actually smart enough to be a good politician.