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Andrew Johnson
Tubman was very significant. Moreso than Jackson....JacksonDisagreed
Andrew Johnson
Coupled With Manifest Destiny
But He Did Pay Off The National Debt
And Stave Off Central Bank For A Couple More Generations
Still He Should Never Be Replaced On Our Currency
By Someone Almost Insignificant To Our History
Say 'Harriet Tubman'
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards
Tubman was very significant. Moreso than Jackson....JacksonDisagreed
Andrew Johnson
Coupled With Manifest Destiny
But He Did Pay Off The National Debt
And Stave Off Central Bank For A Couple More Generations
Still He Should Never Be Replaced On Our Currency
By Someone Almost Insignificant To Our History
Say 'Harriet Tubman'
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards
Tubman Did Nothing NotableIM2 said:Tubman was very significant.
Tubman Did Nothing NotableIM2 said:Tubman was very significant.
That Thousands Of Other Abolitionists Didn't Do
Just A Black History Month Mention For You
Then Put It On Polish CoinPolishprince said:It would be a lot more significant to put a pic of Casimir the Great on the money. Casimir freed the slaves in Poland by executive order in 1347. An actual accomplishment, just not "advocacy".
Jackson’s racism was no different than any other Americans had. Not many people were standing up for the rights of Indians and most supported moving them out of areas populated by whites...JacksonDisagreed
Andrew Johnson
Coupled With Manifest Destiny
But He Did Pay Off The National Debt
And Stave Off Central Bank For A Couple More Generations
Still He Should Never Be Replaced On Our Currency
By Someone Almost Insignificant To Our History
Say 'Harriet Tubman'
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards
Revisionist history on your partNeither was racist
LBJ did more for Civil Rights than any President since Lincoln
"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.
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.
Isn't That What I Said ??rightwinger said:Jackson’s racism was no different than any other Americans had. Not many people were standing up for the rights of Indians and most supported moving them out of areas populated by whites
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards
You have a problem with people that agree with you?Isn't That What I Said ??rightwinger said:Jackson’s racism was no different than any other Americans had. Not many people were standing up for the rights of Indians and most supported moving them out of areas populated by whites
Because It's Wrong To Judge The Past By Today's Changing Standards
After that, you should have shut the fuck up...….But they did.
Apparently they didn't teach history to saltines.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.
What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsBut they did.Apparently they didn't teach history to saltines.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.
What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsBut they did.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.
What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
The old time conservative is gone-even Tucker Carlson got rid of his bow tie.Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsBut they did.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.
What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
After that, you should have shut the fuck up...….But they did.Did they not teach history in da hood?
Apparently they didn't teach history to saltines.
Two of the more famous anti civil rights names were LBJ and Al Gore Sr.
What they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
No one forced him to sign that bill.....
Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsWhat they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.
Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsWhat they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.
Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsHe 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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsHe 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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.
George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?
I get very frustrated when d1c sucking conservatives like yourself willfully lie about MLK once the history is clear.....Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...Point stands-without LBJ, NO civil rightsWhat they taught you was revised white history. LBJ was the president that signed the civil rights bill and he worked the congress making deals to get the votes.
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 .
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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.
Still waiting for you to tell me what conservatives were on the front line with MLK in the 60's fighting for Civil Rights?? Goldwater?? Reagan?? Trump??Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...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.
What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??
Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??
Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.
MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.
George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?
Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?
He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.
