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Rikurzhen
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- Jul 24, 2014
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Maybe Republicans need another great strategist like Lee Atwater. He was one of the best at teaching R's how to win the racist vote without sounding too overtly racist themselves, like this little strategy gem from a 1981 interview;
"You start out in 1954 by saying, “******, ******, ******.” By 1968 you can’t say “******”—that hurts you, backfires. So you say stuff like, uh, forced busing, states’ rights, and all that stuff, and you’re getting so abstract. Now, you’re talking about cutting taxes, and all these things you’re talking about are totally economic things and a byproduct of them is, blacks get hurt worse than whites.… “We want to cut this,” is much more abstract than even the busing thing, uh, and a hell of a lot more abstract than “******, ******.”
Classic.
You seem to imply that there is something wrong with allowing people to keep more of what they make, so what exactly is wrong with keeping more of what you make rather than having it be taxed away and spent on welfare? As for busing, if Republicans are sending out that message, how come it's hitting in liberal cities like New York and Boston? When did Boston go Republican? The Boston Bus Riots.
The Boston busing crisis (1974 -1988) was a series of protests and riots that occurred in Boston, Massachusetts in response to the passing of the 1965 Racial Imbalance Act, which ordered public schools in the state to desegregate. W. Arthur Garrity Jr. of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts laid out a plan for compulsory busing of students from predominantly white areas of the city to schools with predominantly black student populations. The legislation provoked outrage from white Bostonians and led to widespread protests and violent public disturbances. The conflict lasted for over a decade and contributed to a demographic shift in Boston public schools, with dramatically fewer students enrolling in public schools and more white families sending their children to private schools instead. . . .
In the Boston metropolitan area, Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts found a recurring pattern of racial discrimination in the operation of the Boston public schools in a 1974 ruling. His ruling found the schools were unconstitutionally segregated.
As a remedy, he used a busing plan developed by the Massachusetts State Board of Education to implement the state's Racial Imbalance Law that had been passed by the Massachusetts state legislature a few years earlier, requiring any school with a student enrollment that was more than 50% nonwhite to be balanced according to race. The Boston School Committee consistently disobeyed orders from the state Board of Education. Judge Garrity's ruling, upheld on appeal by the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and by the Supreme Court led by Warren Burger, required school children to be brought to different schools to end segregation. The final Judge Garrity-issued decision in the case came in 1988. . . .
For three years after the plan commenced, Massachusetts state troopers were stationed at South Boston High.[2] The first day of the plan, only 100 of 1,300 students came to school at South Boston.[2] Only 13 of the 550 South Boston juniors ordered to attend Roxbury showed up.[2] Parents showed up every day to protest, and football season was cancelled.[2] Whites and blacks began entering through different doors. . . .
Of the 100,000 enrolled in Boston school districts, attendance fell to 40,000 from 60,000 during these years.[2] Opponents personally attacked Judge Garrity, claiming that because he lived in a white suburb, his own children were not affected by his ruling. The author of the busing plan, Robert Dentler, lived in the suburb of Lexington, which was unaffected by the ruling. . . .
There were a number of protest incidents that turned severely violent, even resulting in deaths. In one case, Theodore Landsmark, a Yale-educated attorney, was attacked and bloodied by a group of white teenagers as he exited Boston City Hall.[4]. . . In a retaliatory incident the next day, black teenagers in Roxbury threw rocks at a white man's car and caused him to crash.[2] The youths dragged him out and crushed his skull with nearby paving stones. When police arrived, the man was surrounded by a crowd of 100 chanting "Let him die" while lying in a coma from which he never recovered.
In another instance, a white teenager was stabbed nearly to death by a black teenager at South Boston High School. The community's white residents mobbed the school, trapping the black students inside.[9] There were dozens of other racial incidents at South Boston High that year.[2] The school was forced to close for a month after the stabbing.[2] When it opened again, it was one of the first high schools to install metal detectors; with 400 students attending, it was guarded by 500 police officers every day. . .
By the time the experiment with busing ended in 1988, the Boston school district had shrunk from 100,000 students to 57,000, only 15% of whom were white.[10] In 2008 Boston Public Schools were 76% black and Hispanic, and 14% White.
In the Boston metropolitan area, Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts found a recurring pattern of racial discrimination in the operation of the Boston public schools in a 1974 ruling. His ruling found the schools were unconstitutionally segregated.
As a remedy, he used a busing plan developed by the Massachusetts State Board of Education to implement the state's Racial Imbalance Law that had been passed by the Massachusetts state legislature a few years earlier, requiring any school with a student enrollment that was more than 50% nonwhite to be balanced according to race. The Boston School Committee consistently disobeyed orders from the state Board of Education. Judge Garrity's ruling, upheld on appeal by the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit and by the Supreme Court led by Warren Burger, required school children to be brought to different schools to end segregation. The final Judge Garrity-issued decision in the case came in 1988. . . .
For three years after the plan commenced, Massachusetts state troopers were stationed at South Boston High.[2] The first day of the plan, only 100 of 1,300 students came to school at South Boston.[2] Only 13 of the 550 South Boston juniors ordered to attend Roxbury showed up.[2] Parents showed up every day to protest, and football season was cancelled.[2] Whites and blacks began entering through different doors. . . .
Of the 100,000 enrolled in Boston school districts, attendance fell to 40,000 from 60,000 during these years.[2] Opponents personally attacked Judge Garrity, claiming that because he lived in a white suburb, his own children were not affected by his ruling. The author of the busing plan, Robert Dentler, lived in the suburb of Lexington, which was unaffected by the ruling. . . .
There were a number of protest incidents that turned severely violent, even resulting in deaths. In one case, Theodore Landsmark, a Yale-educated attorney, was attacked and bloodied by a group of white teenagers as he exited Boston City Hall.[4]. . . In a retaliatory incident the next day, black teenagers in Roxbury threw rocks at a white man's car and caused him to crash.[2] The youths dragged him out and crushed his skull with nearby paving stones. When police arrived, the man was surrounded by a crowd of 100 chanting "Let him die" while lying in a coma from which he never recovered.
In another instance, a white teenager was stabbed nearly to death by a black teenager at South Boston High School. The community's white residents mobbed the school, trapping the black students inside.[9] There were dozens of other racial incidents at South Boston High that year.[2] The school was forced to close for a month after the stabbing.[2] When it opened again, it was one of the first high schools to install metal detectors; with 400 students attending, it was guarded by 500 police officers every day. . .
By the time the experiment with busing ended in 1988, the Boston school district had shrunk from 100,000 students to 57,000, only 15% of whom were white.[10] In 2008 Boston Public Schools were 76% black and Hispanic, and 14% White.
Sure they can survive.
Think about this. Despite all the hoopla of Obama being so attractive to the youth demographic, old fuddy-duddy Mitt Romney won the majority of the white youth vote.
What caused white youth voters to break ranks with youth voters of color? White youth voters realized that the Democratic Party's basis of governance is to extract wealth from whites and to transfer the proceeds to minority groups. The smartest of the white youth voters don't see any upside in voting for the Democrats.
The dummies left behind will, over time, peel away at the margins and migrate over to the Republicans. The white margin will move ever inwards. As the Democrats become ever more the party of color there will be no political opportunity for ambitious whites in the Democratic Party for the minority voters hate being ruled over by white masters, they want their own leaders to be in power.
The electoral politics is simple. Whites outnumber Hispanics by abut 4 to 1, so the question for the Republican strategists is which job is easier, convince 4% of Hispanics to switch to Republicans or convince 1% of whites to switch to Republicans?
Not really.
Romney pretty much maxed out the "White People Card". and when Hillary runs, you know a lot of white suburban women who couldn't bring themselves to vote for Obama will be lining up to vote for Hillary.
Dot Com
Nullius in verba
They're finished 
people like Dean and Guno amuse many Mexicans......they get a kick out of them thinking Mexicans agree with them......In the coming decades, if current demographic trends continue, the Democratic Party will increase it's share of black and Hispanic votes. This will drive out white voters towards the Republicans. At this point something interesting will happen, or so I predict.
The more affluent blacks and Hispanics and the most prideful and independent will also leave the Democrats because they will resent being associated with the charity cases which constitute the Democratic base. They'll find the race-neutral Republicans more to their liking - they'll be able to respect themselves when they look in the mirror and that counts for a lot with people who have self-respect.
They're finished
like you give a flying fuck.....if only you and your party would go down the toilet with them....
We'll still be kicking your ass though.Can The Gop Survive As A White Nationalist Party?
No! And before long whitey will be a minority.
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rdean
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Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
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Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
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rdean
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people like Dean and Guno amuse many Mexicans......they get a kick out of them thinking Mexicans agree with them......In the coming decades, if current demographic trends continue, the Democratic Party will increase it's share of black and Hispanic votes. This will drive out white voters towards the Republicans. At this point something interesting will happen, or so I predict.
The more affluent blacks and Hispanics and the most prideful and independent will also leave the Democrats because they will resent being associated with the charity cases which constitute the Democratic base. They'll find the race-neutral Republicans more to their liking - they'll be able to respect themselves when they look in the mirror and that counts for a lot with people who have self-respect.
They're finished
like you give a flying fuck.....if only you and your party would go down the toilet with them....
It's funny that you think you know what I think when you don't think at all.
Tom Sweetnam
Platinum Member
Right, programming jobs move out and Burger King jobs move in.
gee Dean....back at ya....but only i will include that you think you know what anyone who dont agree with you is thinking......big differencepeople like Dean and Guno amuse many Mexicans......they get a kick out of them thinking Mexicans agree with them......In the coming decades, if current demographic trends continue, the Democratic Party will increase it's share of black and Hispanic votes. This will drive out white voters towards the Republicans. At this point something interesting will happen, or so I predict.
The more affluent blacks and Hispanics and the most prideful and independent will also leave the Democrats because they will resent being associated with the charity cases which constitute the Democratic base. They'll find the race-neutral Republicans more to their liking - they'll be able to respect themselves when they look in the mirror and that counts for a lot with people who have self-respect.
They're finished
like you give a flying fuck.....if only you and your party would go down the toilet with them....
It's funny that you think you know what I think when you don't think at all.
old news ..but then thats your thing....bring up the same old shit....Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
-------------------------------------------------
Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
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rdean
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- Thread starter
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Right, programming jobs move out and Burger King jobs move in.
Even some Burger Kings require some education. Something Republicans think makes you a "snob".
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rdean
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old news ..but then thats your thing....bring up the same old shit....Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
-------------------------------------------------
Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
Yea. You're right. Pointing out that so many Republicans are stupid is "old news".
so if it hasnt changed why dont you get some new shit to show us?.....keep it fresh Dean....old news ..but then thats your thing....bring up the same old shit....Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
-------------------------------------------------
Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
Yea. You're right. Pointing out that so many Republicans are stupid is "old news".
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rdean
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so if it hasnt changed why dont you get some new shit to show us?.....keep it fresh Dean....old news ..but then thats your thing....bring up the same old shit....Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
-------------------------------------------------
Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
Yea. You're right. Pointing out that so many Republicans are stupid is "old news".
You have to admit the truth about the old shit first.
Discombobulated
Gold Member
“The Republican Party needs to stop talking to itself. We have become expert in how to provide ideological reinforcement to like-minded people, but devastatingly we have lost the ability to be persuasive with, or welcoming to, those who do not agree with us on every issue.”
The GOP Growth and Opportunity Report
Results from the Republican Party’s own “Growth and Opportunity Project” made the situation explicitly clear – the GOP desperately needs to diversify beyond an aging white Southern and rural base. College Republicans issued an even more pointed assessment. Our policies make the party seem “closed-minded, racist, rigid, old-fashioned.”
Can the GOP Survive as a White Nationalist Party - GOPlifer
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Well, can it?
Can it? I thought they were already.
i have admitted the truth.....People and Companies have been leaving here for quite a while now....i have said so in other threads on this.....you have been in a few,but your problem is you dont accept anything from people who dont agree with you.....those people you consider....the enemy....so if it hasnt changed why dont you get some new shit to show us?.....keep it fresh Dean....old news ..but then thats your thing....bring up the same old shit....Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
Funny that
Jobs Aren t Leaving California For Texas But People Are - Forbes
The rich aren’t leaving California, but the poor and the middle class are.
This week, in fact, Texas Governor Rick Perry is in California, trying to lure businesses to his state. He won’t have much luck because jobs rarely move: in a typical year, just 25,000 jobs move out of California, and 16,000 jobs move in, out of an economy of 18 million jobs. In contrast, hundreds of thousands of people move in and out of California each year. Who are they, and why do they move?
An insulted Rick Perry goes on California job-poaching tour
Texas Gov. Rick Perry is continuing his efforts to poach California jobs instead of creatin' some of his own
-------------------------------------------------
Come on, you know why no one is going to Texas to try to recruit jobs or skilled workers. Because there are very few skilled workers. Texas won't invest in teaching Texans "skills". Because the GOP thinks Texans are too stupid. They vote Republican, right? They must be stupid.
Yea. You're right. Pointing out that so many Republicans are stupid is "old news".
You have to admit the truth about the old shit first.
ShootSpeeders
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- May 13, 2012
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Democrats have done very will with racism. They are openly anti-white and pro-black/hispanic.
Republicans should openly declare themselves a white party.
Republicans should openly declare themselves a white party.
Discombobulated
Gold Member
I agree completely, they should do exactly that and see where it takes them.Democrats have done very will with racism. They are openly anti-white and pro-black/hispanic.
Republicans should openly declare themselves a white party.
JQPublic1
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Can the democratic party survive as a demographic of illiterate, unskilled, uneducated, lazy, no ambition, drug addicted, parasites and pedophiles?
The descriptive adjectives that you posited can vaguely apply to the poor people of any party. However, if I were you I'd be careful about throwing that noun at the end of your sentence around,
, there are far too many "conservative" Catholic priests who qualify.
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