Donald Trump has condemned all sides for Charlottesville. But here are some occasions when he wasn't so impartial

Donald Trump has come under fire in the wake of an attack in Virginia for not explicitly condemning white supremacists. 

A group of anti-fascist demonstrators had gathered in Charlottesville to oppose a "Unite the Right" gathering, only for the stand-off to turn to tragedy when a car was driven into the counter-demo, killing a 32-year-old woman.

A number of people have called on the President to explicitly condemn the white supremacists in the wake of the attack, but Trump has opted for a more balanced view, instead condemning "hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides."

However, the Republican billionaire hasn't always been so impartial when it comes to situations of conflict - as you'll see by clicking the gallery above.