jon_berzerk
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My, that was a mix and match bunch of lies and truths, but the simple truth is, DEMOCRATS formed the KKK to intimidate BLACKS and REPUBLICANS.... ROTFLMFAO, you did all this bullshit, and got bitch slapped again, because DemocRATS formed the KKK! ...... Want to try again? I can always pull up that whole THREAD!
I just did. With ten different independent sources, every last one of which says you're full of shit.
You are telling us....that 6 Confederate army officers who founded the klan, in no way were members of the democrat party, the party that fought the Republicans to keep slavery in this country......now you are not only funny, you are really stupid.
I guess those army officers were actually closet Republicans...right?
What kind of Planet Moron do you come from where everyone is a member of a political party?
Once again, ten sources. They're correct. Prove me wrong.
Yes....keep telling us that the 6 founding members of the ku klux klan never voted in an election.......and that if they did vote they would have voted for Republicans.....how stupid are you? Wait, I'll answer that, very stupid.
Go fuck yourself. You've been proven wrong. Grow the fuck up.
This just in, there wasn't a whole lotta votin' goin' on in Federally occupied territory in 1865. The states were out of the Union.
I mean how the fuck stupid are you?
This just in, there wasn't a whole lotta votin' goin' on in Federally occupied territory in 1865
indeed there was
The first legislature was elected on September 16, 1861 and met for the first time on March 17, 1862. They completed their work on May 15. Under the leadership of the appointed governor, William Jayne, they established the territorial capital at Yankton, drew the boundaries of eighteen counties, passed a civil code, criminal code, and other laws providing for common schools, elections, taxation, and divorce. Many of these laws were inadequate, and few would be enforced in the next few years.
Territorial Documents Creating Dakota Territory Unit 3 North Dakota History Primary Sources State Historical Society of North Dakota