Republicans..The real allies of African Americans

Jroc has given absolutely nothing to worry about. Lincoln and Douglass as conservatives? Please. Nutters posting and then repeating the same nutty points. Please. Jroc et al don't understand historical and political definitions and events? Yes.

The OP failed.
 
Jroc has given absolutely nothing to worry about. Lincoln and Douglass as conservatives? Please. Nutters posting and then repeating the same nutty points. Please. Jroc et al don't understand historical and political definitions and events? Yes.

The OP failed.

Nothing new with you, You're contributions to this thread (If you can call it that)have been of little or no value.
 
Recounting the history of a LONG DEAD Republican Party does not make republicans any friend of African-Americans today. Today's Republican Party is a mere shadow of its former self

It may not be quite the party it used to be, and there are plenty of people in the party that I disagree with, but as compared to the leftists in the Democrat party Most Republican are Constitutionalist.

Constitutionalists .. totally and completely meaningless. Most on the right don't have a clue about the constitution or the founding of the country.

Note to the wise, friends don't have to declare themselves as your best friend. That is decided by the other party, not you.

Then you better beware of the Democrats, because thats all they do” we are friends of the poor” "we are friends of minorities” I think you actually described them quite well

Absolutely silly to the nth degree.

There are thousands of elected African-American democrats all over the country. Democrats had more African-Americans in Congress in 1970 then republicans have had since 1970 until now COMBINED.

You’re way off base with that one. Conservatives are color blind. It is the left that sees everyone in groups. They don’t look at the American people as a whole. it seems you have the same view. And let me remind you, I am a Jew, most racist that don’t like blacks, don’t like Jews either

Save that bullshit for someone else. The Republican Party is filled with racist and hate-mongers. Thank you Richard Nixon. You can't get rid of them or even piss 'em off because republicans would lose the south if they rejected their hate.

You being a Jew is equally meaningless in the argument. I'm not respondidng to what you are, but to what you say.

Give me an example of you’re heroes? Have I attacked anybody personally?

This ain't about you personally. It's about the right and the Republican Party.

My heroes ..

Jesse Jackson
Malcolm X
Angela Davis
Cynthia Mckinney

You get the point.

Explain how republicans can attack the people we honor, yet call themselves "friends?"

Is the right prepared to accept that genuine and brutal racism has existed in this nation for hundreds of years, still exists, and are prepared to address sane and civil remedies?

NO, they are not.

Is the right prepared to reject and eject the monsters and racists among them who promote white supremacy?

NO, HELL NO, they are not.

Humm…who promotes white Supremacy? They sure as hell aren’t part of any Republican Party that I know of. If there are some then point them out. I would like to know who they are myself

SEE: Nixon's southern strategy. That should give you some clue of what you pretend you don't know.

Please save your bullshit delusion of "friendship."

Nobody is buying it.

You know what? I really don’t see why you’re so bitter were will it get you? Why don’t you appreciate the blessing you have simply by being born in this country? Why would you think I am you’re enemy? Do you know me? were in anything that I have posted would lead you to believe that I am you’re enemy? you might like this video...well then again you probably wont :razz:

Who is bitter? I enjoy this.

It seems to me that it's you who is bitter because we don't buy the mindfuck about republicans being our allies. Isn't that what all this whining is about?

The premise of this thread is the ridiculous notion that republicans are our friends and allies. I don't know you, but if you don't believe that African-Americans are capable of deciding for themselves who our friends and allies are, then the question about who you are is moot.

We have made TREMENDOUS strides in a mere 45 years .. and we made those strides DESPITE all the hate and silly ass notions like this one. We were able to force issues because we gained the political power to force them. We gained that power THROUGH the Democratic Party. How that escapes you is telling.
 
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Jroc has given absolutely nothing to worry about. Lincoln and Douglass as conservatives? Please. Nutters posting and then repeating the same nutty points. Please. Jroc et al don't understand historical and political definitions and events? Yes.

The OP failed.

Nothing new with you, You're contributions to this thread (If you can call it that)have been of little or no value.

You are projecting your inadequacy of conversational dialogue onto me.

Lincoln a conservative? Answered and dismissed.

Douglass a conservative? Answered and dismissed.

History confounds your arguments.
 
Lincoln was anti-slavery, not abolitionist. Lincoln believed in strong national government to which the states were subservient. Lincoln believed that labor pre-empted capital. Lincoln would laugh his head off at Jroc's silliness.

Frederick Douglass was abolitionist. FD would not talk to Jroc.

The OP failed a long time ago.

Definition of Abolitionist
"a reformer who favors abolishing slavery" --Therefore "anti-slavery"
 
Lincoln was anti-slavery, not abolitionist. Lincoln believed in strong national government to which the states were subservient. Lincoln believed that labor pre-empted capital. Lincoln would laugh his head off at Jroc's silliness.

Frederick Douglass was abolitionist. FD would not talk to Jroc.

The OP failed a long time ago.

Definition of Abolitionist
"a reformer who favors abolishing slavery" --Therefore "anti-slavery"

That is not the traditional and historical definition and understanding of the term.

My point: you don't get to redefine terms to support your claims.
 
Quote: Originally Posted by BlackAsCoal
Constitutionalists .. totally and completely meaningless. Most on the right don't have a clue about the constitution or the founding of the country.

Really? Enlighten me. What don’t I understand about the Constitution and the founding?


There are thousands of elected African-American democrats all over the country. Democrats had more African-Americans in Congress in 1970 then republicans have had since 1970 until now COMBINED.

You keep going back to that..Head counts are meaningless


Save that bullshit for someone else. The Republican Party is filled with racist and hate-mongers. Thank you Richard Nixon. You can't get rid of them or even piss 'em off because republicans would lose the south if they rejected their hate.

Really? Like I said name them, you keep saying that Republicans are a bunch of racist name them? And their policies.


You being a Jew is equally meaningless in the argument. I'm not respondidng to what you are, but to what you say.

This ain't about you personally. It's about the right and the Republican Party.

Thanks.. The only reason I mentioned it is because you asserted that this thread was part of an effort by white Republicans to court black voters, I just wanted to point out that in a lot of circles, I would not be considered white. Also my original post, the bullet points are years old and from a black religious group so you’re point was ridicules

My heroes ..

Jesse Jackson
Malcolm X
Angela Davis
Cynthia Mckinney

You get the point.

Humm….yeah so.. you’re pretty much a socialist is that right?

Explain how republicans can attack the people we honor, yet call themselves "friends?"
Well I can kind of understand Malcolm X and Angela Davis the other two not so much
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Is the right prepared to accept that genuine and brutal racism has existed in this nation for hundreds of years, still exists, and are prepared to address sane and civil remedies?

NO, they are not.

I guess you’re right they are not prepared to accept Socialism

Is the right prepared to reject and eject the monsters and racists among them who promote white supremacy?

NO, HELL NO, they are not

Like I said, name um.. no names, then you're statement is meaningless, of course there are racist in every group, for sure there are plenty in the Democrat party.

SEE: Nixon's southern strategy. That should give you some clue of what you pretend you don't know.
Please save your bullshit delusion of "friendship."

Nobody is buying it.

I think I posted this before maybe you missed it?

Nixon’s Southern Strategy Was Not A Racist Appeal

In the arsenal of the Democrats is a condemnation of Republican President Richard Nixon for his so-called “Southern Strategy.” These same Democrats expressed no concern when the racially segregated South voted solidly for Democrats for over 100 years, yet unfairly deride Republicans because of the thirty-year odyssey of the South switching to the Republican Party that began in the 1970's. Nixon's "Southern Strategy” was an effort on his part to get fair-minded people in the South to stop voting for Democrats who did not share their values and were discriminating against blacks. Georgia did not switch until 2004, and Louisiana was controlled by Democrats until the election of Republican Governor Bobby Jindal in 2007


Who is bitter? I enjoy this.

It seems to me that it's you who is bitter because we don't buy the mindfuck about republicans being our allies. Isn't that what all this whining is about?

The premise of this thread is the ridiculous notion that republicans are our friends and allies. I don't know you, but if you don't believe that African-Americans are capable of deciding for themselves who our friends and allies are, then the question about who you are is moot.

We have made TREMENDOUS strides in a mere 45 years .. and we made those strides DESPITE all the hate and silly ass notions like this one. We were able to force issues because we gained the political power to force them. We gained that power THROUGH the Democratic Party. How that escapes you is telling

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Sorry but even you don’t speak for all African Americans. Oh… one more thing.. the fact that you choose to ignore this fact, just tells me that either you don’t care, or don't have a good argument to support you’re position. Those damn anti-abortion right wingers.. they’re trying to save Black Babies... Friken racist.:razz:

The killing of over 400,000 black people every year, this plan has been so effective until Hispanics now out number Blacks in America. This effective gift of genocide comes from the Democratic Party supported practice called, Abortion.
 
Jroc keeps refusing to offer credible evidence to counter the evidence used to refute Jroc.

You need to step up, Jroc.
 
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That's right, Jroc, you keep making assertions without support. I don't have to counter assertions with evidence. When you post credible evidence, then the burden becomes mine.
 
This whole thread is evidence that I have posted, you posted nothing I guess that means you don't have anything to support you postion?
 
This whole thread is evidence that I have posted, you posted nothing I guess that means you don't have anything to support you postion?

Your assertions have been refuted. Lincoln was not a conservative. Douglass was not a conservative. Ipso facto, your thesis (only Republicans or Conservatives support individual liberty fails). I don't have to anything else that dismantle your assertion, which has easily been done.
 
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This whole thread is evidence that I have posted, you posted nothing I guess that means you don't have anything to support you postion?

Your assertions have been refuted. Lincoln was not a conservative. Douglass was not a conservative. Ipso facto, your thesis (only Republicans or Conservatives support individual liberty fails). I don't have to anything else that dismantle your assertion, which has easily been done.

Do it.
 
Already done. Neither Lincoln nor Douglass were conservatives, both were supporters of individual liberty (by your own admission), ipso facto, your thesis fails. No one has to do anything else.

Here, this may help. Figure out the facts and events, and then twist your philosophy to fit them. Critical thinking skills mean that when the facts dictate you should change your thesis, the mature adult will do so.
 
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Democratic party's share of the black vote ever fell to even 70 percent, it's not likely that the Democrats would ever win the White House or Congress again. The strategy liberal Democrats have chosen, to prevent loss of the black vote, is to keep blacks paranoid and in a constant state of fear. But is it fear of racists, or being driven back to the plantation, that should be a top priority for blacks? Let's look at it.


Only 30 to 40 percent of black males graduate from high school. Many of those who do graduate emerge with reading and math skills of a white seventh- or eighth-grader. This is true in cities where a black is mayor, a black is superintendent of schools and the majority of principals and teachers are black. It's also true in cities where the per pupil education expenditures are among the highest in the nation.





Across the U.S., black males represent up to 70 percent of prison populations. Are they in prison for crimes against whites? To the contrary, their victims are primarily other blacks. Department of Justice statistics for 2001 show that in nearly 80 percent of violent crimes against blacks, both the victim and the perpetrator were the same race. In other words, it's not Reaganites, Bush supporters, right-wing ideologues or the Klan causing blacks to live in fear of their lives and property and making their neighborhoods economic wastelands.


What about the decline of the black family? In 1960, only 28 percent of black females between the ages of 15 and 44 were never married. Today, it's 56 percent. In 1940, the illegitimacy rate among blacks was 19 percent, in 1960, 22 percent, and today, it's 70 percent. Some argue that the state of the black family is the result of the legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty. That has to be nonsense. A study of 1880 family structure in Philadelphia shows that three-quarters of black families were nuclear families, comprised of two parents and children. In New York City in 1925, 85 percent of kin-related black households had two parents. In fact, according to Herbert Gutman in "The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom: 1750-1925," "Five in six children under the age of 6 lived with both parents." Therefore, if one argues that what we see today is a result of a legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty, what's the explanation for stronger black families at a time much closer to slavery — a time of much greater discrimination and of much greater poverty? I think that a good part of the answer is there were no welfare and Great Society programs.

Walter Williams
 
Democratic party's share of the black vote ever fell to even 70 percent, it's not likely that the Democrats would ever win the White House or Congress again. The strategy liberal Democrats have chosen, to prevent loss of the black vote, is to keep blacks paranoid and in a constant state of fear. But is it fear of racists, or being driven back to the plantation, that should be a top priority for blacks? Let's look at it.


Only 30 to 40 percent of black males graduate from high school. Many of those who do graduate emerge with reading and math skills of a white seventh- or eighth-grader. This is true in cities where a black is mayor, a black is superintendent of schools and the majority of principals and teachers are black. It's also true in cities where the per pupil education expenditures are among the highest in the nation.





Across the U.S., black males represent up to 70 percent of prison populations. Are they in prison for crimes against whites? To the contrary, their victims are primarily other blacks. Department of Justice statistics for 2001 show that in nearly 80 percent of violent crimes against blacks, both the victim and the perpetrator were the same race. In other words, it's not Reaganites, Bush supporters, right-wing ideologues or the Klan causing blacks to live in fear of their lives and property and making their neighborhoods economic wastelands.


What about the decline of the black family? In 1960, only 28 percent of black females between the ages of 15 and 44 were never married. Today, it's 56 percent. In 1940, the illegitimacy rate among blacks was 19 percent, in 1960, 22 percent, and today, it's 70 percent. Some argue that the state of the black family is the result of the legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty. That has to be nonsense. A study of 1880 family structure in Philadelphia shows that three-quarters of black families were nuclear families, comprised of two parents and children. In New York City in 1925, 85 percent of kin-related black households had two parents. In fact, according to Herbert Gutman in "The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom: 1750-1925," "Five in six children under the age of 6 lived with both parents." Therefore, if one argues that what we see today is a result of a legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty, what's the explanation for stronger black families at a time much closer to slavery — a time of much greater discrimination and of much greater poverty? I think that a good part of the answer is there were no welfare and Great Society programs.

Walter Williams

That may be. But Walter does not make that link between the facts and the conclusion. Can you do that? Are the other alternative possibilities? You have to consider those and give reasons why alternate possibilities do not answer the question.
 
Democratic party's share of the black vote ever fell to even 70 percent, it's not likely that the Democrats would ever win the White House or Congress again. The strategy liberal Democrats have chosen, to prevent loss of the black vote, is to keep blacks paranoid and in a constant state of fear. But is it fear of racists, or being driven back to the plantation, that should be a top priority for blacks? Let's look at it.


Only 30 to 40 percent of black males graduate from high school. Many of those who do graduate emerge with reading and math skills of a white seventh- or eighth-grader. This is true in cities where a black is mayor, a black is superintendent of schools and the majority of principals and teachers are black. It's also true in cities where the per pupil education expenditures are among the highest in the nation.





Across the U.S., black males represent up to 70 percent of prison populations. Are they in prison for crimes against whites? To the contrary, their victims are primarily other blacks. Department of Justice statistics for 2001 show that in nearly 80 percent of violent crimes against blacks, both the victim and the perpetrator were the same race. In other words, it's not Reaganites, Bush supporters, right-wing ideologues or the Klan causing blacks to live in fear of their lives and property and making their neighborhoods economic wastelands.


What about the decline of the black family? In 1960, only 28 percent of black females between the ages of 15 and 44 were never married. Today, it's 56 percent. In 1940, the illegitimacy rate among blacks was 19 percent, in 1960, 22 percent, and today, it's 70 percent. Some argue that the state of the black family is the result of the legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty. That has to be nonsense. A study of 1880 family structure in Philadelphia shows that three-quarters of black families were nuclear families, comprised of two parents and children. In New York City in 1925, 85 percent of kin-related black households had two parents. In fact, according to Herbert Gutman in "The Black Family in Slavery and Freedom: 1750-1925," "Five in six children under the age of 6 lived with both parents." Therefore, if one argues that what we see today is a result of a legacy of slavery, discrimination and poverty, what's the explanation for stronger black families at a time much closer to slavery — a time of much greater discrimination and of much greater poverty? I think that a good part of the answer is there were no welfare and Great Society programs.

Walter Williams

That may be. But Walter does not make that link between the facts and the conclusion. Can you do that? Are the other alternative possibilities? You have to consider those and give reasons why alternate possibilities do not answer the question.

The facts are that government cannot take the place the family, if we constantly make excuses for failure, which is what the left does, then how do we expect anything to improve. The facts are inner cities public schools are failing are kids, while the left wants to pour more money into them. It is fact that black leaders on the left find excuses for the situations that black Americans (and poor whites) are in today. so while these black politicians have their power, that has done nothing to help blacks in general, those are facts. If you want me to say that it is because of racism and discrimination against blacks that those stats are as they are, you're not going to get that from me.
 
Did I say anything about "racism and discrimination"?

Since we are making assertions, I will make one. The failure of America is the failure of the American parents as a whole. If American parents had insisted on their children succeeding instead of relying on the school systems, public and private, to substitute the link for American parents responsibility, I truly believe the country would be far better off.
 

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