Why did the President of the United States describe Haiti as a cesspit country?

After all, the United States is a developed country, a strong country, and now it is a weak country, which is often said that weak countries have no diplomacy, others are not afraid of you, and others don't take you seriously at all. Therefore, the president of the United States described them as a cesspit country. Although it was a bit ugly, he dared not do anything to others. He just said what he said, although the words were not nice.

Trump once again truly told people that weak countries have no diplomatic reason, and even told people that immigrants from weak countries are unpopular. This is a fact. At least Trump expressed it. Even if it is not expressed, it is still the same. There's no need to take off your pants and fart. Is it disdainful and unacceptable not to accept these people?

Trump is telling the truth, but it is also a fact that Haiti is hurt, and it is also a fact that African countries are hurt. Lawmakers tried to make the game glamorous and decent, but they were defeated by Trump's big mouth, which caused uproar from all walks of life and provoked more than 50 African countries to ask Trump to apologize for his remarks. Trump is as calm as ever, denying his words and deeds about the "cesspit country", and people even say. These words are really rude, but not too much! It is impolite, but there is nothing wrong with it. The mouth is like a stone in the toilet, but it stinks and is hard!

Although Trump said so many irrelevant words, did so many wonderful things and cut the wool of so many countries, he didn't feel how many people hated him, and even many people liked his personality. Why? Because people think he is "real" and much better than those hypocritical politicians! The reason for Trump's swearing this time happened when discussing immigrants from African countries. After the incident was exposed, some politicians criticized Trump from the commanding heights of morality in order to brush their sense of existence, as if they were noble saints. Those who condemn Trump may be even worse than what Trump said privately.