Who was the most racist President?

[Polishprince]

"President Lyndon B. Johnson would routinely use the "N" word and called civil rights legislation "n***er" bills."


Trump isn't alone: Here are five racist quotes from modern U.S. presidents

So?

That was in the 50s and 60s. The N word was in common usage, I used to hear it on TV. It was considered vulgar but was openly used in public.
It was not until the late 60s that it became the N Word

Completely shameless apologist. The democrats embrace their own hypocrisy.

Revisionist history on your part

Prior to the 1970s the N Word was considered crude but not obscene.
It was used on All in the Family and SNL. You could regularly here it in public. Especially when people spoke of the Civil Rights movement

The fact that LBJ would use it when talking to racists from the south is not surprising.

Who gives a fuck about Byrd but you disingenuous racist republicans?

B. Hussein O eulogized Byrd, and exalted High Cyclops in the Triple K. Yet, the libs make a huge deal that the Fake News New York Times reported that someone of the same name as Trump's father was pinched in the vicinity of a KKK rally 95 years ago.

 

[Polishprince]

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Not to me it doesn't.

Look at what President Trump ACTUALLY said "I am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world," No other President would be gutsy enough to admit this fact. African American leaders agree, from Ohio sportsman Don King to Iron Mike Tyson. Those two fellows really hate each other's guts, but they both agree that Trump is a tremendous President.

Trump has never been about looking down on anyone, but instead raising people up.

Just because Trump says "I am the least racist person in the world" does not prove that he is. That is not being "gutsy", it is just him expressing his own lofty opinion of himself, which he does in abundance.

Mike Tyson and Don King do not lead anyone.

King is a lifelong shyster and former inmate, and Tyson is a former inmate and one of the many fighters that King cheated.

Neither of them are examples of someone who is fit to judge the political competence or integrity of anyone.

They both like Trump because they did
boxing business with him, and Don King likely sees a lot of himself in Trump.

Furthermore, King publicly supported Obama during his time as POTUS, so he has a tendency to align himself with whoever can serve his own interests or public image.

Analysis: Why Donald Trump and Don King make sense together


Tyson likes Trump because when Tyson was released from prison, Trump gave him money to keep him afloat until he got back in the ring to start earning again, which Trump had a vested interest in as a Las Vegas casino owner.

How Mike Tyson planted the seeds for Trump’s White House takeover


Trump doesn't look down on anyone? What about his sentiments regarding people that are from what he refers to as "shithole countries'"?

What about his references to mexican immigrants as "rapists and criminals"?

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

Nice try, Sparky. And Trump said those things about McStain because they were TRUE. McStain was no war hero, he was a STAIN on our country.

Trump is the stain. McCain didn't run from service to his country.

Trump earned the votes of TWICE the number of blacks as Sen. McCain, and McCain was considered to be Literally Hitler when he ran for office. Why are libs suddenly glorifying the man now that he is Room Temperature

 

[Billiejeens]

He did sign it.
Sort of like Clinton was forced to sign welfare reform or lose politically.
The rest is false
For 20 years he voted against every civil rights bill, calling them a sham.
Every Republican voted for the bill, Johnson signed it and flat out told the Republicans that this would cause the negroes to vote Democrat for 100 years, cause he knew that y'all weren't sophisticated enough to understand.
Barack Hussein even spoke about that .

Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rights

Maybe , maybe not. Maybe LBJ saw the writing on the wall that civil rights was inevitable and he decided to get the liberals on the right side of the issue. Remember, the Dems were united against civil rights in the 1950's, the Kennedy Family opposed Ike's Civil Rights act of 1957. The libs hated Ike for integrating the schools in Little Rock and elsewhere.

JFK did not have the passion for Civil Rights that LBJ had.

LBJ could have easily sat on Civil Rights telling blacks what they had always been told.....Be patient, your time will come

LBJ rammed civil rights through, twisted arms, begged and threatened. But it got done

Actually, LBJ was a racist son of a bitch, but he figured out a scheme to get Blacks to vote Democrat with his massive welfare entitlements as well as support for the Civil Rights Act. He addressed the NAACP and told the throng of black leaders "I've have you n*****'s voting Democrat for a hundred generations.

That comment is unsubstantiated, and if he did make it, there is no documented proof that he did so it in front of the NAACP

LBJ was not much different than any other white, southern politician during that era, but at least he did take action to support the CRA at the right time.

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Yeah saying it in front of the NAACP isn't accurate it was on a recorded Presidential Line on a conference call.

 

[Polishprince]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

 

[katsteve2012]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

McCain did not characterize ALL of Trumps supporters as "crazies". In Trumps own words, McCain implied that Trumps rhetoric about illegal immigrants "riled up SOME crazies".

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual', considering that McCain was not here to defend himself. Not very manly on Trumps part at all.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

 

[Polishprince]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

 

[katsteve2012]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

It was McCains funeral, so he had a right to decide who would be present. He was terminally ill, and Trump could have publically taken the high road....if he had control of his enormous ego.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

 

[Polishprince]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

 

[katsteve2012]

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

Lol. The Godfather was a movie about mobsters.

Trump took his fued with McCain beyond politics and personalized it by criticizing his military service.

It doesn't get much more petty than that.


The so called "leader of the free world", should be capable of restraint from publically fueding with a terminally ill person.

 

[Polishprince]

McCain, who by the way was attacked by Liberals as an archracist himself, attacked Donald Trump's supporters as a bunch of "crazies" first. Donald J. Trump is loyal to his friends, and returned fire. This is what Pushback looks like

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

Lol. The Godfather was a movie about mobsters.

Trump took his fued with McCain beyond politics and personalized it by criticizing his military service.

It doesn't get much more petty than that.


The so called "leader of the free world", should be capable of restraint from publically fueding with a terminally ill person.

The terminally ill person was feuding with Trump, even voting to defeat Tremendous Health Care after repeated promises to the contrary, just out of spite against his President.

In actuality, President Trump would have loved to mend fences, that's what he does. Un of North Korea called President Trump a "dotard" in 2017, and they mended fences.

 

[rightwinger]

Actually, LBJ was a racist son of a bitch, but he figured out a scheme to get Blacks to vote Democrat with his massive welfare entitlements as well as support for the Civil Rights Act. He addressed the NAACP and told the throng of black leaders "I've have you n*****'s voting Democrat for a hundred generations.

One of the most ridiculous theories ever put forth. Also full of falsehoods

Blacks were already voting Democratic. They had been since FDR
In pushing Civil Rights legislation, LBJ lost the south for Democrats. Much bigger loss of votes than could be obtained from blacks

That “I’ll have those n****s voting Democrat quote is fake and totally unsupported

It was recorded, you imbecile.

Yep, LBJ is ON TAPE saying that.

Another lie

Provide any credible proof that he said that

Well, Old (F)art Carney, my linking system is not working tonight (I have an older computer) but I have proof that LBJ WAS a racist and used the N word often. It's in MSNBC's files (of all places) under an article written by Adam Serwer on 4/11/14. The article is titled, "Lyndon Johnson was a Civil Rights hero. But also a racist." It's right there for you too look at.

I will mark that as a failure to prove your point
“My linky thing is broken” is one of the lamest excuses I have seen

 

[rightwinger]

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Not to me it doesn't.

Look at what President Trump ACTUALLY said "I am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world," No other President would be gutsy enough to admit this fact. African American leaders agree, from Ohio sportsman Don King to Iron Mike Tyson. Those two fellows really hate each other's guts, but they both agree that Trump is a tremendous President.

Trump has never been about looking down on anyone, but instead raising people up.

Being the least racist person only means something if someone else says it

 

[rightwinger]

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

Lol. The Godfather was a movie about mobsters.

Trump took his fued with McCain beyond politics and personalized it by criticizing his military service.

It doesn't get much more petty than that.


The so called "leader of the free world", should be capable of restraint from publically fueding with a terminally ill person.

The terminally ill person was feuding with Trump, even voting to defeat Tremendous Health Care after repeated promises to the contrary, just out of spite against his President.

In actuality, President Trump would have loved to mend fences, that's what he does. Un of North Korea called President Trump a "dotard" in 2017, and they mended fences.

McCain voted in favor of Trumps healthcare plan

What he voted against was the vote to repeal Obamacare and replace it with nothing. That would have led to millions losing their health coverage

 

[katsteve2012]

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

Lol. The Godfather was a movie about mobsters.

Trump took his fued with McCain beyond politics and personalized it by criticizing his military service.

It doesn't get much more petty than that.


The so called "leader of the free world", should be capable of restraint from publically fueding with a terminally ill person.

The terminally ill person was feuding with Trump, even voting to defeat Tremendous Health Care after repeated promises to the contrary, just out of spite against his President.

In actuality, President Trump would have loved to mend fences, that's what he does. Un of North Korea called President Trump a "dotard" in 2017, and they mended fences.[/QUOTE


I remember his "dotard" crack. They both made immature statements during that exchange. One is a dictator and the other aspires to be one.

The fact is that Trump continuing to publicly attack a dead man is not even rational.


Especially one who served the country. And the fact that he chose to not support repealing the ACA, without a viable replacement plan was common sense.

Trump has more than a few broken fences that he has never mended. The ability to act as a peacemaker is not a skill set that he has the temperament for.

 

[AveryJarhman]

Qwik question.

Can Barack Obama, unnamed co-leader of America's large segregation minded, INTRA-RACIAL HATE & DISCRIMINATION practicing PRO BLACK community...

...be considered RACIST?



Peace.

 

[bluzman61]

One of the most ridiculous theories ever put forth. Also full of falsehoods

Blacks were already voting Democratic. They had been since FDR
In pushing Civil Rights legislation, LBJ lost the south for Democrats. Much bigger loss of votes than could be obtained from blacks

That “I’ll have those n****s voting Democrat quote is fake and totally unsupported

It was recorded, you imbecile.

Yep, LBJ is ON TAPE saying that.

Another lie

Provide any credible proof that he said that

Well, Old (F)art Carney, my linking system is not working tonight (I have an older computer) but I have proof that LBJ WAS a racist and used the N word often. It's in MSNBC's files (of all places) under an article written by Adam Serwer on 4/11/14. The article is titled, "Lyndon Johnson was a Civil Rights hero. But also a racist." It's right there for you too look at.

I will mark that as a failure to prove your point
“My linky thing is broken” is one of the lamest excuses I have seen

You really ARE a moron. I posted where you can find the story, d*ckhead.

 

[rightwinger]

Qwik question.

Can Barack Obama, unnamed co-leader of America's large segregation minded, INTRA-RACIAL HATE & DISCRIMINATION practicing PRO BLACK community...

...be considered RACIST?

View attachment 280804 View attachment 280805

Peace.

No credible evidence

 

[rightwinger]

It was recorded, you imbecile.

Yep, LBJ is ON TAPE saying that.

Another lie

Provide any credible proof that he said that

Well, Old (F)art Carney, my linking system is not working tonight (I have an older computer) but I have proof that LBJ WAS a racist and used the N word often. It's in MSNBC's files (of all places) under an article written by Adam Serwer on 4/11/14. The article is titled, "Lyndon Johnson was a Civil Rights hero. But also a racist." It's right there for you too look at.

I will mark that as a failure to prove your point
“My linky thing is broken” is one of the lamest excuses I have seen

You really ARE a moron. I posted where you can find the story, d*ckhead.

My linky is broken?

THAT is your defense?

 

[IM2]

He also was famous for making the statement below:

"If you can convince the lowest white man he's better than the best colored man, he won't notice you're picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he'll empty his pockets for you."

That sounds a little like something that Trump would say.

Not to me it doesn't.

Look at what President Trump ACTUALLY said "I am the least racist person there is anywhere in the world," No other President would be gutsy enough to admit this fact. African American leaders agree, from Ohio sportsman Don King to Iron Mike Tyson. Those two fellows really hate each other's guts, but they both agree that Trump is a tremendous President.

Trump has never been about looking down on anyone, but instead raising people up.

Just because Trump says "I am the least racist person in the world" does not prove that he is. That is not being "gutsy", it is just him expressing his own lofty opinion of himself, which he does in abundance.

Mike Tyson and Don King do not lead anyone.

King is a lifelong shyster and former inmate, and Tyson is a former inmate and one of the many fighters that King cheated.

Neither of them are examples of someone who is fit to judge the political competence or integrity of anyone.

They both like Trump because they did
boxing business with him, and Don King likely sees a lot of himself in Trump.

Furthermore, King publicly supported Obama during his time as POTUS, so he has a tendency to align himself with whoever can serve his own interests or public image.

Analysis: Why Donald Trump and Don King make sense together


Tyson likes Trump because when Tyson was released from prison, Trump gave him money to keep him afloat until he got back in the ring to start earning again, which Trump had a vested interest in as a Las Vegas casino owner.

How Mike Tyson planted the seeds for Trump’s White House takeover


Trump doesn't look down on anyone? What about his sentiments regarding people that are from what he refers to as "shithole countries'"?

What about his references to mexican immigrants as "rapists and criminals"?

What about the things that he said about John McCain?

Those are just a couple of many examples.

Nice try, Sparky. And Trump said those things about McStain because they were TRUE. McStain was no war hero, he was a STAIN on our country.

Trump is the stain. McCain didn't run from service to his country.

Trump earned the votes of TWICE the number of blacks as Sen. McCain, and McCain was considered to be Literally Hitler when he ran for office. Why are libs suddenly glorifying the man now that he is Room Temperature

If you are white, please refrain from telling a black man what kind of support blacks give Trump. I personally don't know any blacks that support Trump. Both got less than 10 percent of the black vote but that still doesn't erase Trumps cowardly attacks on a dead man.

 

[IM2]

And Trump continued the feud and criticism even AFTER McCain passed away.

Those are the actions of a very small and petty individual.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BhAC&usg=AOvVaw3y6OKlZksbHUhPYdYvybpk&ampcf=1

McCain is the one who decided to continue the feud post-mortem, not President Trump. Remember it was McCain who made a point of disinviting his President from his funeral. Trump was willing to let bygones be bygones and eulogize McCain at his requiem, pointing out what a tremendous guy McCain was.

The only thing that likely bothered Trump about not being invited to McCains funeral was bring robbed of an insincere photo op.

The average person would not want someone who stooped low enough to publically criticize and devalue their military service to be present at their funeral....especially someone who did not even serve their country.

I disagree, I think the average person doesn't want to carry grudges beyond the grave. But Sen. McCain lived his life as an exceptionally petty individual so he had a different view of things.

Tattaglia and Barzini attended Marlon Brando's funeral, even after they tried to have them killed. McCain was pettier than even the criminal element.

Lol. The Godfather was a movie about mobsters.

Trump took his fued with McCain beyond politics and personalized it by criticizing his military service.

It doesn't get much more petty than that.


The so called "leader of the free world", should be capable of restraint from publically fueding with a terminally ill person.

The terminally ill person was feuding with Trump, even voting to defeat Tremendous Health Care after repeated promises to the contrary, just out of spite against his President.

In actuality, President Trump would have loved to mend fences, that's what he does. Un of North Korea called President Trump a "dotard" in 2017, and they mended fences.

Bullshit. He hasn't mended fences with the Central Park 5 and still thinks they should die. He has not mended anything with Kim Jung Un. He's getting played.