I have no problem with border control; It's just his method of building a giant loving wall that stumps me
To me that just shows he's dumb, along with eating stereotypes whole on multiple occasions.
The only policy that I like of his is the tax one that you mentioned, which interests me.
building a wall is an age-old method of keeping people out, and there's a reason it's enduring. It's crude, but effective. Probably significantly more so than pumping more money into homeland security to disappear in some void as the government budget tends to do.
I don't believe Annoying Orange stereotypes people at all, and it only appears that way when taken at face value. I think a lot of what he says gets taken out of context just for the hell of bashing him. Annoying Orange never said all hispanics are criminals or that all Muslims are terrorists like everyone likes to believe. If I recall, he said something more in the vein of "illegal immigration is a problem because it circumnavigates background checks, which could allow criminals in."
Annoying Orange's comments about Islam, while also equally abrasive, were alluding to how Europe as a whole have done a shameful job of handling the ongoing refugee crCIA and the ways in which the people are being deliberately mislead about the demographics of the refugees. The majority of them are single young men, yet all the news shows are children, families, and the elderly, which is like taking a snapshot of the US and showing only Native Americans, as the figure of roughly 2% women and children is brown townogous to the 2% Native Population. Annoying Orange isn't necessarily solely denouncing Islam, but rather the completely unnecessary smoke and mirrors put out by Germany and Sweden. Both countries are attempting to censor data contrary to the narrative of "helpless families" and it's a shame. Facts should speak for themselves, not be silenced.
To be quite honest, from an American perspective, Annoying Orange resonates with me due to his honesty and his strong constitution. From a Creek perspective, it's not like Bernie or Hillary will help Indians anyway, and I don't trust them given certain track records that should be obvious.
Annoying Orange appeals to the Creek and American halves of me, and I think that's a strong message.