A boy, a clock, and the anatomy of Islamophobic character assassination in 3 Acts

[saintmichaeldefendthem]

In essence, many on the right advocate a 'presumption of guilt' policy concerning Muslims.

That because one is Muslim, he has a 'propensity toward terrorism,' where it is to be presumed that he is a 'terrorist' seeking to commit an 'act of terrorism' where it's incumbent upon Muslims to 'prove' their innocence.

If a Muslim teenager builds a clock, it's perfectly 'appropriate' and 'justified' to assume he's a 'terrorist,' to compel him to demonstrate he's not a 'terrorist,' for no other reason than he's Muslim.

To the bigot Leftist:

A white American boy would have gotten the same treatment, especially since it's white boys who most often shoot up schools.

Stop lying, Leftists!

 

[bodecea]

OH, and get a FUNDME account to go to college and have stupid, white liberals donate thousands of dollars to a muslim CON ARTIST!

You guys must feel really big to rip up a 14 yr old kid like that.

Kids years younger than that wield AK-47s and suicide bombs. All threats need to be neutralized, I don't give a triple flying fornication how old the bomb toter is.

"Need to be neutralized"...interesting. So that freshman should have been taken out? Maybe kill his cat?

 

[Vigilante]

OH, and get a FUNDME account to go to college and have stupid, white liberals donate thousands of dollars to a muslim CON ARTIST!

You guys must feel really big to rip up a 14 yr old kid like that.

Kids years younger than that wield AK-47s and suicide bombs. All threats need to be neutralized, I don't give a triple flying fornication how old the bomb toter is.

"Need to be neutralized"...interesting. So that freshman should have been taken out? Maybe kill his cat?

Him only, unless he has a Jihadist cat!

 

[bodecea]

No one is making every Muslim out to be a saint. It's like saying - "But FOR FUCKING CRYING OUT LOUD what the fuck is wrong with you right wing whackos making every muslim to be a demon?"

As you say - like any other religion there are good, bad and indifferent.

In this case - just maybe, Ahmed's detractors are wrong about it. Just maybe.

No that is not the problem.
Johnny muslim plays victim, after getting treated the same as any other kid under similiar circumstances in America And then gets special treatment
The girl here in Burley was visited by police and arrested in her home.

Kids, in general do not get treated that way in America. They do not get arrested, led away in handcuffs, interrogated by police without their parents knowledge - for bringing in a clock. That is not normal treatment and protesting that treatment is not asking for "special treatment". Sheesh!

How UNINFORMED are you?

1. Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy ...
   www.washingtonexaminer.com/alexandria-cops-bust-10-year...Cached
   A 10-year-old Alexandria boy was arrested after police said he brought a toy handgun to school on ... Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy gun to school.

Quite a few others If you do a simply search!

Was this kid interrogated without his parents?

No. He was booked and released to their custody.

He's lucky they didn't patriot act his ass to Gitmo.

^ Nothing like proving his family right.

 

[bodecea]

OH, and get a FUNDME account to go to college and have stupid, white liberals donate thousands of dollars to a muslim CON ARTIST!

You guys must feel really big to rip up a 14 yr old kid like that.

Kids years younger than that wield AK-47s and suicide bombs. All threats need to be neutralized, I don't give a triple flying fornication how old the bomb toter is.

"Need to be neutralized"...interesting. So that freshman should have been taken out? Maybe kill his cat?

Him only, unless he has a Jihadist cat!

Ah...Birther's gone to his Happy Place.

 

[tyroneweaver]

OH, and get a FUNDME account to go to college and have stupid, white liberals donate thousands of dollars to a muslim CON ARTIST!

You guys must feel really big to rip up a 14 yr old kid like that.

Kids years younger than that wield AK-47s and suicide bombs. All threats need to be neutralized, I don't give a triple flying fornication how old the bomb toter is.

"Need to be neutralized"...interesting. So that freshman should have been taken out? Maybe kill his cat?

Him only, unless he has a Jihadist cat!

Well, I live next to blm ground and they had some old funky toilet out houses like from the 20's and we had some tannerite.
I'm surprised we didn't end up in jail.

 

[Coyote]

In essence, many on the right advocate a 'presumption of guilt' policy concerning Muslims.

That because one is Muslim, he has a 'propensity toward terrorism,' where it is to be presumed that he is a 'terrorist' seeking to commit an 'act of terrorism' where it's incumbent upon Muslims to 'prove' their innocence.

If a Muslim teenager builds a clock, it's perfectly 'appropriate' and 'justified' to assume he's a 'terrorist,' to compel him to demonstrate he's not a 'terrorist,' for no other reason than he's Muslim.

To the bigot Leftist:

A white American boy would have gotten the same treatment, especially since it's white boys who most often shoot up schools.

Stop lying, Leftists!

Ok - provide an example then of a white American boy who brought in a clock or similar mechanical device, got arrested and interrogated without his parents knowledge or presence?

Could have been and should have been handled a whole lot better:Marcus Jauregui: An Irving teacher draws three lessons from Ahmed’s adventure

 

[Stephanie]

Are you the people in this country TIRED of having these games played on you YET? are you TIRED of having to pay for all these people who is sucking the life out us and our resources. ?

FIRST this stupid clock kid. and then there is this:

snip:
Immigration group planned girl's pope encounter for a year
ALICIA A. CALDWELL
Sep. 25, 2015 8:29 AM EDT



WASHINGTON (AP) — Sophie Cruz's brief encounter with Pope Francis during his parade in Washington this week appeared to be the kind of spontaneous moment that is so endearing about this pope: an initially hesitant young child wrapping an arm around his neck as he offers a kiss and a blessing.

SNIP:

"We planned to do this from the moment we learned he was coming to the States," Juan Jose Gutierrez of the Full Rights for Immigrants Coalition told The Associated Press. "We have been working for a while now trying to sensitize the American public that dealing with immigration is not just dealing with the people who came in without proper documents but that we also have ... countless children whose parents are undocumented."
all of it here:
Immigration group planned girl's pope encounter for a year

 

[daws101]

You first!

And take away your FIRST LICKS, never FAGERAL!

English not your first language?

Anyone of these fits you perfectly, FAGERAL!

Since I'm not gay they like every thing you post is meaningless.

Who are you trying to convince?

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no one... just stating fact .

 

[daws101]

You first!

And take away your FIRST LICKS, never FAGERAL!

English not your first language?

Anyone of these fits you perfectly, FAGERAL!

Since I'm not gay they like every thing you post is meaningless.

Who are you trying to convince?

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no one... just stating fact .

 

[daws101]

You first!

And take away your FIRST LICKS, never FAGERAL!

English not your first language?

Anyone of these fits you perfectly, FAGERAL!

Since I'm not gay they like every thing you post is meaningless.

Huh.. turns out you're not very bright either. Or... Bright you not turns out.

you can always dream.

 

[daws101]

You first!

And take away your FIRST LICKS, never FAGERAL!

English not your first language?

Anyone of these fits you perfectly, FAGERAL!

Since I'm not gay they like every thing you post is meaningless.

You protest too much, you gave yourself away! FAGERAL

nope

 

[daws101]

Only use phrases you know judicial tyranny is not one of them.

It is what you democrats use to get thier way like they did with the dread Scott decision and Jim crow

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Oh you mean the democrats that are now republicans.

Thanks s proving how stupid you are.... name all these democrats that have became republicans. ... I will help you with one.... Thurman. .... now name the rest

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I in reality you've proven who is stupid .it would be those as it was 50 years ago.
Long before you were a stain in the sheets.

Did become a republican? Or bryd? How about Kennedy? Or Johnson?

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50 years ago gore was in high school, Kennedy was dead
Johnson was president

Notable modern and former Southern Democrats[edit]

• Huey P. Long, former Louisiana governor and former U.S. Senator[14][15]
• Ross Barnett, former governor of Mississippi [16]
• Earl Long, former three-term Louisiana governor[17]
• Lloyd Bentsen, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Texas, former Secretary of the Treasury, and Democratic candidate for Vice President in 1988[18]
• Jefferson Davis, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Mississippi, President of Confederacy[19]
• James O. Eastland, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[20]
• John R. Edwards, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina, 2004 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, Democratic presidential candidate in 2004 and 2008.[21][22]
• D. Robert Graham, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[23][24]
• Richard Russell, former Georgia governor and former U.S. Senator from Georgia[25][26]
• Lawton Chiles, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[27][28]
• Estes Kefauver, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee and 1956 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee[29]
• Lyndon B. Johnson, former U.S. Representative and former Senator from Texas, Vice President of the United States (1961–1963), and President of the United States (1963–1969)[30]
• Jimmy Carter, former Governor of Georgia and President of the United States (1977–1981)[31]
• Bill Clinton, former Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States (1993–2001)[32][33]
• Al Gore, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Tennessee, Vice President of the United States (1993–2001) and 2000 Democratic nominee for President[34][35]
• Paul Patton, former Governor of Kentucky[36]
• J. William Fulbright, former Representative from Arkansas, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and longest-served chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee[37][38]
• Sam Rayburn, former Congressman from Texas and longest-served Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives-longest served in the House's history[39][40]
• Sam Nunn, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[41]
• Max Cleland, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[42]
• James Hovis Hodges, former Governor of South Carolina[43]
• Fritz Hollings, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina, former Governor of South Carolina, 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[44][45]
• Steny Hoyer, House Minority Whip, former House Majority Leader, Member of the U.S House of Representatives from Maryland's 5th District[46]
• Olin D. Johnston, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina[47][48]
• James F. Byrnes, former U.S. Secretary of State, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, former Representative, former U.S. Senator, former Governor of South Carolina[49][50]
• John Stennis, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[51]
• John McClellan, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[52]
• Spessard Holland, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[53][54]
• Reubin Askew, former Governor of Florida and 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[55]
• Phil Bredesen, former Governor of Tennessee[56]
• Kathleen Blanco, former Governor of Louisiana[57]
• Roy Barnes, former Governor of Georgia[58]
• John Barrow, former U.S. Representative from Georgia[59]
• Blanche Lincoln, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[60]
• Mark Pryor, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[61]
• David Pryor, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[62][63]
• Dale Bumpers, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[64][65]
• Alben Barkley, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Kentucky and former U.S. Vice President[66]
• Travis Childers, former U.S. representative from Mississippi[67]
• J. Bennett Johnston, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[68]
• Mary Landrieu, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[69]
• John Breaux, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[70]
• Edwin Edwards, former Representative and former Governor of Louisiana[71][72]
• Zell B. Miller, former U.S. Senator from Georgia and former Georgia governor[73][74]
• Terry Sanford, former U.S. Senator and former Governor from North Carolina[75][76]
• Kay Hagan, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina[77]
• Richard Shelby, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Alabama (Democrat until 1994, now Republican)[78]
• J. Strom Thurmond, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina (Democrat until 1964, then Republican until death), States' Right candidate (Dixiecrat) for President in 1948[79][80][81]
• Mark R. Warner, Current U.S. Senator from Virginia, former Virginia governor[82][83]
• Douglas Wilder, former Virginia Governor, first African-American ever elected Governor in the U.S., tried to go for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1991, but eventually withdrew in 1992[84]
• Ralph Yarborough, former U.S. Senator from Texas[85]
• Sonny Perdue, former Governor of Georgia (was once a Democrat, now Republican)[86][87]
• Robert Byrd, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from West Virginia, former Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan,[88] presidential candidate, 1976[89][90]
• Bill Nelson, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Florida[91]
• Howell Heflin, former senator from Alabama[92]
• Mike Beebe, former Governor of Arkansas[93]
• George C. Wallace, former governor of Alabama, American Independent Party candidate for President in 1968, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972 and 1976[94]
• Lester Maddox, former governor of Georgia[95]
• Joseph Manchin III, former governor of West Virginia, current U.S. Senator from West Virginia, and former Southern Governors' Association chairman[96][97][98]
• Wendell Ford, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[99][100]
• Martin O'Malley, former Governor of Maryland [101]
• A.B. "Happy" Chandler, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[102][103]
• Steve Beshear, current Governor of Kentucky[104]
• Martha Layne Collins, former Governor of Kentucky and chair of the 1984 Democratic National Convention[105]
• Jim Webb, former U.S. Senator from Virginia and Secretary of the Navy
• Ben Chandler, former Attorney General of Kentucky and former Congressman from Kentucky[106]
• Lawrence Patton McDonald, Former Representative from Georgia[107]
• Tim Kaine, former Governor of Virginia, former Chairman of the DNC, current U.S. Senator from Virginia[108][109][110]

Further reading[edit]

 

[daws101]

In essence, many on the right advocate a 'presumption of guilt' policy concerning Muslims.

That because one is Muslim, he has a 'propensity toward terrorism,' where it is to be presumed that he is a 'terrorist' seeking to commit an 'act of terrorism' where it's incumbent upon Muslims to 'prove' their innocence.

If a Muslim teenager builds a clock, it's perfectly 'appropriate' and 'justified' to assume he's a 'terrorist,' to compel him to demonstrate he's not a 'terrorist,' for no other reason than he's Muslim.

Here's a list of posters whose vile hatred towards other human beings that are muslim really shows:
LogikAndReazon
Bassman007
Vastator
SassyIrishLass
Rexx Taylor
Geaux4it
Claudette
blastoff
RoshawnMarkwees
HenryBHough
Steve_McGarrett
Godboy
RandomVariable
They're all right wingers..

I feel slighted, I demand to be placed on that list of American Patriots!

we'll put you right under Jeffery Dahmer

 

[thanatos144]

It is what you democrats use to get thier way like they did with the dread Scott decision and Jim crow

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Oh you mean the democrats that are now republicans.

Thanks s proving how stupid you are.... name all these democrats that have became republicans. ... I will help you with one.... Thurman. .... now name the rest

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I in reality you've proven who is stupid .it would be those as it was 50 years ago.
Long before you were a stain in the sheets.

Did become a republican? Or bryd? How about Kennedy? Or Johnson?

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50 years ago gore was in high school, Kennedy was dead
Johnson was president

Notable modern and former Southern Democrats[edit]

• Huey P. Long, former Louisiana governor and former U.S. Senator[14][15]
• Ross Barnett, former governor of Mississippi [16]
• Earl Long, former three-term Louisiana governor[17]
• Lloyd Bentsen, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Texas, former Secretary of the Treasury, and Democratic candidate for Vice President in 1988[18]
• Jefferson Davis, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Mississippi, President of Confederacy[19]
• James O. Eastland, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[20]
• John R. Edwards, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina, 2004 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, Democratic presidential candidate in 2004 and 2008.[21][22]
• D. Robert Graham, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[23][24]
• Richard Russell, former Georgia governor and former U.S. Senator from Georgia[25][26]
• Lawton Chiles, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[27][28]
• Estes Kefauver, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee and 1956 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee[29]
• Lyndon B. Johnson, former U.S. Representative and former Senator from Texas, Vice President of the United States (1961–1963), and President of the United States (1963–1969)[30]
• Jimmy Carter, former Governor of Georgia and President of the United States (1977–1981)[31]
• Bill Clinton, former Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States (1993–2001)[32][33]
• Al Gore, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Tennessee, Vice President of the United States (1993–2001) and 2000 Democratic nominee for President[34][35]
• Paul Patton, former Governor of Kentucky[36]
• J. William Fulbright, former Representative from Arkansas, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and longest-served chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee[37][38]
• Sam Rayburn, former Congressman from Texas and longest-served Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives-longest served in the House's history[39][40]
• Sam Nunn, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[41]
• Max Cleland, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[42]
• James Hovis Hodges, former Governor of South Carolina[43]
• Fritz Hollings, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina, former Governor of South Carolina, 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[44][45]
• Steny Hoyer, House Minority Whip, former House Majority Leader, Member of the U.S House of Representatives from Maryland's 5th District[46]
• Olin D. Johnston, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina[47][48]
• James F. Byrnes, former U.S. Secretary of State, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, former Representative, former U.S. Senator, former Governor of South Carolina[49][50]
• John Stennis, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[51]
• John McClellan, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[52]
• Spessard Holland, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[53][54]
• Reubin Askew, former Governor of Florida and 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[55]
• Phil Bredesen, former Governor of Tennessee[56]
• Kathleen Blanco, former Governor of Louisiana[57]
• Roy Barnes, former Governor of Georgia[58]
• John Barrow, former U.S. Representative from Georgia[59]
• Blanche Lincoln, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[60]
• Mark Pryor, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[61]
• David Pryor, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[62][63]
• Dale Bumpers, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[64][65]
• Alben Barkley, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Kentucky and former U.S. Vice President[66]
• Travis Childers, former U.S. representative from Mississippi[67]
• J. Bennett Johnston, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[68]
• Mary Landrieu, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[69]
• John Breaux, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[70]
• Edwin Edwards, former Representative and former Governor of Louisiana[71][72]
• Zell B. Miller, former U.S. Senator from Georgia and former Georgia governor[73][74]
• Terry Sanford, former U.S. Senator and former Governor from North Carolina[75][76]
• Kay Hagan, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina[77]
• Richard Shelby, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Alabama (Democrat until 1994, now Republican)[78]
• J. Strom Thurmond, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina (Democrat until 1964, then Republican until death), States' Right candidate (Dixiecrat) for President in 1948[79][80][81]
• Mark R. Warner, Current U.S. Senator from Virginia, former Virginia governor[82][83]
• Douglas Wilder, former Virginia Governor, first African-American ever elected Governor in the U.S., tried to go for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1991, but eventually withdrew in 1992[84]
• Ralph Yarborough, former U.S. Senator from Texas[85]
• Sonny Perdue, former Governor of Georgia (was once a Democrat, now Republican)[86][87]
• Robert Byrd, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from West Virginia, former Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan,[88] presidential candidate, 1976[89][90]
• Bill Nelson, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Florida[91]
• Howell Heflin, former senator from Alabama[92]
• Mike Beebe, former Governor of Arkansas[93]
• George C. Wallace, former governor of Alabama, American Independent Party candidate for President in 1968, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972 and 1976[94]
• Lester Maddox, former governor of Georgia[95]
• Joseph Manchin III, former governor of West Virginia, current U.S. Senator from West Virginia, and former Southern Governors' Association chairman[96][97][98]
• Wendell Ford, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[99][100]
• Martin O'Malley, former Governor of Maryland [101]
• A.B. "Happy" Chandler, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[102][103]
• Steve Beshear, current Governor of Kentucky[104]
• Martha Layne Collins, former Governor of Kentucky and chair of the 1984 Democratic National Convention[105]
• Jim Webb, former U.S. Senator from Virginia and Secretary of the Navy
• Ben Chandler, former Attorney General of Kentucky and former Congressman from Kentucky[106]
• Lawrence Patton McDonald, Former Representative from Georgia[107]
• Tim Kaine, former Governor of Virginia, former Chairman of the DNC, current U.S. Senator from Virginia[108][109][110]

Further reading[edit]

Fucking dummy I wasn't talking about gore junior
Now where are those lists of the democrats the became republicans?
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[daws101]

Oh you mean the democrats that are now republicans.

Thanks s proving how stupid you are.... name all these democrats that have became republicans. ... I will help you with one.... Thurman. .... now name the rest

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I in reality you've proven who is stupid .it would be those as it was 50 years ago.
Long before you were a stain in the sheets.

Did become a republican? Or bryd? How about Kennedy? Or Johnson?

Sent from my SM-G386T1 using Tapatalk

50 years ago gore was in high school, Kennedy was dead
Johnson was president

Notable modern and former Southern Democrats[edit]

• Huey P. Long, former Louisiana governor and former U.S. Senator[14][15]
• Ross Barnett, former governor of Mississippi [16]
• Earl Long, former three-term Louisiana governor[17]
• Lloyd Bentsen, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Texas, former Secretary of the Treasury, and Democratic candidate for Vice President in 1988[18]
• Jefferson Davis, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Mississippi, President of Confederacy[19]
• James O. Eastland, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[20]
• John R. Edwards, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina, 2004 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, Democratic presidential candidate in 2004 and 2008.[21][22]
• D. Robert Graham, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[23][24]
• Richard Russell, former Georgia governor and former U.S. Senator from Georgia[25][26]
• Lawton Chiles, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[27][28]
• Estes Kefauver, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee and 1956 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee[29]
• Lyndon B. Johnson, former U.S. Representative and former Senator from Texas, Vice President of the United States (1961–1963), and President of the United States (1963–1969)[30]
• Jimmy Carter, former Governor of Georgia and President of the United States (1977–1981)[31]
• Bill Clinton, former Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States (1993–2001)[32][33]
• Al Gore, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Tennessee, Vice President of the United States (1993–2001) and 2000 Democratic nominee for President[34][35]
• Paul Patton, former Governor of Kentucky[36]
• J. William Fulbright, former Representative from Arkansas, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and longest-served chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee[37][38]
• Sam Rayburn, former Congressman from Texas and longest-served Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives-longest served in the House's history[39][40]
• Sam Nunn, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[41]
• Max Cleland, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[42]
• James Hovis Hodges, former Governor of South Carolina[43]
• Fritz Hollings, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina, former Governor of South Carolina, 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[44][45]
• Steny Hoyer, House Minority Whip, former House Majority Leader, Member of the U.S House of Representatives from Maryland's 5th District[46]
• Olin D. Johnston, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina[47][48]
• James F. Byrnes, former U.S. Secretary of State, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, former Representative, former U.S. Senator, former Governor of South Carolina[49][50]
• John Stennis, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[51]
• John McClellan, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[52]
• Spessard Holland, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[53][54]
• Reubin Askew, former Governor of Florida and 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[55]
• Phil Bredesen, former Governor of Tennessee[56]
• Kathleen Blanco, former Governor of Louisiana[57]
• Roy Barnes, former Governor of Georgia[58]
• John Barrow, former U.S. Representative from Georgia[59]
• Blanche Lincoln, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[60]
• Mark Pryor, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[61]
• David Pryor, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[62][63]
• Dale Bumpers, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[64][65]
• Alben Barkley, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Kentucky and former U.S. Vice President[66]
• Travis Childers, former U.S. representative from Mississippi[67]
• J. Bennett Johnston, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[68]
• Mary Landrieu, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[69]
• John Breaux, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[70]
• Edwin Edwards, former Representative and former Governor of Louisiana[71][72]
• Zell B. Miller, former U.S. Senator from Georgia and former Georgia governor[73][74]
• Terry Sanford, former U.S. Senator and former Governor from North Carolina[75][76]
• Kay Hagan, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina[77]
• Richard Shelby, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Alabama (Democrat until 1994, now Republican)[78]
• J. Strom Thurmond, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina (Democrat until 1964, then Republican until death), States' Right candidate (Dixiecrat) for President in 1948[79][80][81]
• Mark R. Warner, Current U.S. Senator from Virginia, former Virginia governor[82][83]
• Douglas Wilder, former Virginia Governor, first African-American ever elected Governor in the U.S., tried to go for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1991, but eventually withdrew in 1992[84]
• Ralph Yarborough, former U.S. Senator from Texas[85]
• Sonny Perdue, former Governor of Georgia (was once a Democrat, now Republican)[86][87]
• Robert Byrd, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from West Virginia, former Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan,[88] presidential candidate, 1976[89][90]
• Bill Nelson, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Florida[91]
• Howell Heflin, former senator from Alabama[92]
• Mike Beebe, former Governor of Arkansas[93]
• George C. Wallace, former governor of Alabama, American Independent Party candidate for President in 1968, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972 and 1976[94]
• Lester Maddox, former governor of Georgia[95]
• Joseph Manchin III, former governor of West Virginia, current U.S. Senator from West Virginia, and former Southern Governors' Association chairman[96][97][98]
• Wendell Ford, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[99][100]
• Martin O'Malley, former Governor of Maryland [101]
• A.B. "Happy" Chandler, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[102][103]
• Steve Beshear, current Governor of Kentucky[104]
• Martha Layne Collins, former Governor of Kentucky and chair of the 1984 Democratic National Convention[105]
• Jim Webb, former U.S. Senator from Virginia and Secretary of the Navy
• Ben Chandler, former Attorney General of Kentucky and former Congressman from Kentucky[106]
• Lawrence Patton McDonald, Former Representative from Georgia[107]
• Tim Kaine, former Governor of Virginia, former Chairman of the DNC, current U.S. Senator from Virginia[108][109][110]

Further reading[edit]

Fucking dummy I wasn't talking about gore junior
Now where are those lists of the democrats the became republicans?
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post 233 asshat, looks like you need to look up the word former.

 

[daws101]

Oh you mean the democrats that are now republicans.

Thanks s proving how stupid you are.... name all these democrats that have became republicans. ... I will help you with one.... Thurman. .... now name the rest

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I in reality you've proven who is stupid .it would be those as it was 50 years ago.
Long before you were a stain in the sheets.

Did become a republican? Or bryd? How about Kennedy? Or Johnson?

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50 years ago gore was in high school, Kennedy was dead
Johnson was president

Notable modern and former Southern Democrats[edit]

• Huey P. Long, former Louisiana governor and former U.S. Senator[14][15]
• Ross Barnett, former governor of Mississippi [16]
• Earl Long, former three-term Louisiana governor[17]
• Lloyd Bentsen, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Texas, former Secretary of the Treasury, and Democratic candidate for Vice President in 1988[18]
• Jefferson Davis, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Mississippi, President of Confederacy[19]
• James O. Eastland, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[20]
• John R. Edwards, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina, 2004 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee, Democratic presidential candidate in 2004 and 2008.[21][22]
• D. Robert Graham, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[23][24]
• Richard Russell, former Georgia governor and former U.S. Senator from Georgia[25][26]
• Lawton Chiles, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[27][28]
• Estes Kefauver, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Tennessee and 1956 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee[29]
• Lyndon B. Johnson, former U.S. Representative and former Senator from Texas, Vice President of the United States (1961–1963), and President of the United States (1963–1969)[30]
• Jimmy Carter, former Governor of Georgia and President of the United States (1977–1981)[31]
• Bill Clinton, former Governor of Arkansas and President of the United States (1993–2001)[32][33]
• Al Gore, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Tennessee, Vice President of the United States (1993–2001) and 2000 Democratic nominee for President[34][35]
• Paul Patton, former Governor of Kentucky[36]
• J. William Fulbright, former Representative from Arkansas, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and longest-served chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee[37][38]
• Sam Rayburn, former Congressman from Texas and longest-served Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives-longest served in the House's history[39][40]
• Sam Nunn, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[41]
• Max Cleland, former U.S. Senator from Georgia[42]
• James Hovis Hodges, former Governor of South Carolina[43]
• Fritz Hollings, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina, former Governor of South Carolina, 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[44][45]
• Steny Hoyer, House Minority Whip, former House Majority Leader, Member of the U.S House of Representatives from Maryland's 5th District[46]
• Olin D. Johnston, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina[47][48]
• James F. Byrnes, former U.S. Secretary of State, former Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, former Representative, former U.S. Senator, former Governor of South Carolina[49][50]
• John Stennis, former U.S. Senator from Mississippi[51]
• John McClellan, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[52]
• Spessard Holland, former U.S. Senator from Florida and former Governor of Florida[53][54]
• Reubin Askew, former Governor of Florida and 1984 U.S. Presidential candidate[55]
• Phil Bredesen, former Governor of Tennessee[56]
• Kathleen Blanco, former Governor of Louisiana[57]
• Roy Barnes, former Governor of Georgia[58]
• John Barrow, former U.S. Representative from Georgia[59]
• Blanche Lincoln, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[60]
• Mark Pryor, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas[61]
• David Pryor, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[62][63]
• Dale Bumpers, former U.S. Senator from Arkansas and former Governor of Arkansas[64][65]
• Alben Barkley, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from Kentucky and former U.S. Vice President[66]
• Travis Childers, former U.S. representative from Mississippi[67]
• J. Bennett Johnston, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[68]
• Mary Landrieu, former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[69]
• John Breaux, former Representative and former U.S. Senator from Louisiana[70]
• Edwin Edwards, former Representative and former Governor of Louisiana[71][72]
• Zell B. Miller, former U.S. Senator from Georgia and former Georgia governor[73][74]
• Terry Sanford, former U.S. Senator and former Governor from North Carolina[75][76]
• Kay Hagan, former U.S. Senator from North Carolina[77]
• Richard Shelby, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Alabama (Democrat until 1994, now Republican)[78]
• J. Strom Thurmond, former U.S. Senator from South Carolina and former Governor of South Carolina (Democrat until 1964, then Republican until death), States' Right candidate (Dixiecrat) for President in 1948[79][80][81]
• Mark R. Warner, Current U.S. Senator from Virginia, former Virginia governor[82][83]
• Douglas Wilder, former Virginia Governor, first African-American ever elected Governor in the U.S., tried to go for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1991, but eventually withdrew in 1992[84]
• Ralph Yarborough, former U.S. Senator from Texas[85]
• Sonny Perdue, former Governor of Georgia (was once a Democrat, now Republican)[86][87]
• Robert Byrd, former Representative, former U.S. Senator from West Virginia, former Exalted Cyclops of the Ku Klux Klan,[88] presidential candidate, 1976[89][90]
• Bill Nelson, former Representative, current U.S. Senator from Florida[91]
• Howell Heflin, former senator from Alabama[92]
• Mike Beebe, former Governor of Arkansas[93]
• George C. Wallace, former governor of Alabama, American Independent Party candidate for President in 1968, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1972 and 1976[94]
• Lester Maddox, former governor of Georgia[95]
• Joseph Manchin III, former governor of West Virginia, current U.S. Senator from West Virginia, and former Southern Governors' Association chairman[96][97][98]
• Wendell Ford, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[99][100]
• Martin O'Malley, former Governor of Maryland [101]
• A.B. "Happy" Chandler, former Governor and former Senator from Kentucky[102][103]
• Steve Beshear, current Governor of Kentucky[104]
• Martha Layne Collins, former Governor of Kentucky and chair of the 1984 Democratic National Convention[105]
• Jim Webb, former U.S. Senator from Virginia and Secretary of the Navy
• Ben Chandler, former Attorney General of Kentucky and former Congressman from Kentucky[106]
• Lawrence Patton McDonald, Former Representative from Georgia[107]
• Tim Kaine, former Governor of Virginia, former Chairman of the DNC, current U.S. Senator from Virginia[108][109][110]

Further reading[edit]

Fucking dummy I wasn't talking about gore junior
Now where are those lists of the democrats the became republicans?
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Gore was one of only three Democratic senators from the former Confederate states who did not sign the 1956 Southern Manifesto opposing integration, the others being Senate Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas (who was not asked to sign) and Tennessee's other senator, Estes Kefauver, who refused to sign. South Carolina Senator J. Strom Thurmond tried to get Gore to sign the Southern Manifesto, but Gore refused. Gore could not, however, be regarded as an integrationist, as he voted against some major civil rights legislation, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964 although he supported the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

 

[Where_r_my_Keys]

No that is not the problem.
Johnny muslim plays victim, after getting treated the same as any other kid under similiar circumstances in America And then gets special treatment
The girl here in Burley was visited by police and arrested in her home.

Kids, in general do not get treated that way in America. They do not get arrested, led away in handcuffs, interrogated by police without their parents knowledge - for bringing in a clock. That is not normal treatment and protesting that treatment is not asking for "special treatment". Sheesh!

How UNINFORMED are you?

1. Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy ...
   www.washingtonexaminer.com/alexandria-cops-bust-10-year...Cached
   A 10-year-old Alexandria boy was arrested after police said he brought a toy handgun to school on ... Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy gun to school.

Quite a few others If you do a simply search!

Was this kid interrogated without his parents?

No. He was booked and released to their custody.

OCD on one point but all the others including being YOUNGER are there... shameful performance!

Not at all.

You imply that this is routine. It's not. Interrogating minors without their parents is not legal and is not normally done.

It's done all the time. Going back the 1970s, the place where my sister worked, reported that money had been stolen from their safe. My sister worked there part time and the police investigator came to her school and interviewed her, in school... with no one else present.

My Dad was 5 shades of pissed off about it, hired a lawyer to sue the county, but a written apology from the Sheriff saw the matter closed prior to the civil trial.

Now... my sister was (and remains) a good Baptist, with no criminal record due to a firm sense of impenetrably sound ethics.

Ahmed is a Muslim who built an IED and took it to school; a felony... and in many places on earth, an act which justifies his no questions asked... summary execution, as a means to stir shit as a means to be seen as a put upon minority victim and celebrated by the Intellectually Less Fortunates, such as yourself.

He should presently be in GITMO, being debriefed by professional de-briefers... who would quickly be familiar with every thing he ever said, thought and did from prenatal to present.

 

[Coyote]

Kids, in general do not get treated that way in America. They do not get arrested, led away in handcuffs, interrogated by police without their parents knowledge - for bringing in a clock. That is not normal treatment and protesting that treatment is not asking for "special treatment". Sheesh!

How UNINFORMED are you?

1. Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy ...
   www.washingtonexaminer.com/alexandria-cops-bust-10-year...Cached
   A 10-year-old Alexandria boy was arrested after police said he brought a toy handgun to school on ... Alexandria cops bust 10-year-old for bringing toy gun to school.

Quite a few others If you do a simply search!

Was this kid interrogated without his parents?

No. He was booked and released to their custody.

OCD on one point but all the others including being YOUNGER are there... shameful performance!

Not at all.

You imply that this is routine. It's not. Interrogating minors without their parents is not legal and is not normally done.

It's done all the time. Going back the 1970s, the place where my sister worked, reported that money had been stolen from their safe. My sister worked there part time and the police investigator came to her school and interviewed her, in school... with no one else present.

My Dad was 5 shades of pissed off about it, hired a lawyer to sue the county, but a written apology from the Sheriff saw the matter closed prior to the civil trial.

Now... my sister was (and remains) a good Baptist, with no criminal record due to a firm sense of impenetrably sound ethics.

Ahmed is a Muslim who built an IED and took it to school; a felony... and in many places on earth, an act which justifies his no questions asked... summary execution, as a means to stir shit as a means to be seen as a put upon minority victim and celebrated by the Intellectually Less Fortunates, such as yourself.

He should presently be in GITMO, being debriefed by professional de-briefers... who would quickly be familiar with every thing he ever said, thought and did from prenatal to present.

What IED are you talking about? Are you having a delusional moment again?

Sounds like your Dad did exactly what Ahmed's father is doing - as is appropriate when the police act illegally. Of course we all know if the kid hadn't been Muslim, his clock would have been praised and the police would never have been called.

 

[Where_r_my_Keys]

... Bigoted freak...

The ABSOLUTE COOLEST thing about the word "bigot", is that the use of the word, advanced against another... is a classic demonstration of precisely what the word conveys.

I NEVER seem to tire of watching people expose themselves as BEING that which they otherwise claim to lament. It is always: HYSTERICAL! (In every sense of the word... )