Why Do Black American's Vote Democrat When They Get Nothing in Return?

the only party making them morons are the Democrats.

The Republicans are a major part of the problem. They keep education rubbish.

I mean, if you were rich and paying a fortune for your kids to go to private schools you'd A) want to pay as little for state education as possible and B) want them to be as poorly qualified as possible do your kids have the best chance in life.
 
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Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.
Why don't the "job creators" who are wealthier than they have ever been before give them higher wages so they won't qualify for food stamps? Of course, most people on food stamps are white and from red states.
Wrong asshole.
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Because the national government will not release the true stats you can discern it this way...
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Hellur...
Lol WTF? It's amazing what you people try to pass off as evidence. It's so nauseatingly stupid. Not only is it fallacious to combine two different, irrelevant statistics, but your first source is from fucking 1999. Here is actual proof.

States with the most people on food stamps

Here is detailed description of who is on food stamps:

SNAP Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Feeding America

Their sources are government data.
 
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Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.
Why don't the "job creators" who are wealthier than they have ever been before give them higher wages so they won't qualify for food stamps? Of course, most people on food stamps are white and from red states.
Wrong asshole.
D8D0C6480E975CBD94F6B40D2832EB38.gif

Because the national government will not release the true stats you can discern it this way...
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Hellur...
States with the most people on food stamps
 
the only party making them morons are the Democrats.

The Republicans are a major part of the problem. They keep education rubbish.

I mean, if you were rich and paying a fortune for your kids to go to private schools you'd A) want to pay as little for state education as possible and B) want them to be as poorly qualified as possible do your kids have the best chance in life.
So all rich people are Republican and hence evil and hate children? if I pay for my kid to go to private school it's because I have earned the income level through my hard work and foresight to buy a better product for my child than the public education system provides. If (and they did) my kids go into the public school system (like me) I instilled in them a work ethic that they can achieve despite it's shortcomings and that you do not have to feel guilty about finishing number one or being successful. I also taught them ( with the help of Christianity) that humility is a good thing and to reach out to your Christian family and not judge people based on race, or religion.
 
a35c49c04.png

Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.


Why were Blacks denied to go to the same Prom as Whites in some states up until 2009.

When you don't notice your contrast, you are oblivious.
 
a35c49c04.png

Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.


Why were Blacks denied to go to the same Prom as Whites in some states up until 2009.

When you don't notice your contrast, you are oblivious.
Exactly! Thank you!
 
the only party making them morons are the Democrats.

The Republicans are a major part of the problem. They keep education rubbish.

I mean, if you were rich and paying a fortune for your kids to go to private schools you'd A) want to pay as little for state education as possible and B) want them to be as poorly qualified as possible do your kids have the best chance in life.
So all rich people are Republican and hence evil and hate children? if I pay for my kid to go to private school it's because I have earned the income level through my hard work and foresight to buy a better product for my child than the public education system provides. If (and they did) my kids go into the public school system (like me) I instilled in them a work ethic that they can achieve despite it's shortcomings and that you do not have to feel guilty about finishing number one or being successful. I also taught them ( with the help of Christianity) that humility is a good thing and to reach out to your Christian family and not judge people based on race, or religion.

Wait, you're making assumptions about what I said.

I didn't say all rich people were Republicans. Then again I wasn't talking about all Republicans. I didn't even say that all rich people are Republican. That's just your assumptions.

What I said was "If you were rich..." which is a conditional clause. So, if you meet the requirements of the first part, then the rest is relevant to you. If you don't meet the requirements of the first part, then it's not relevant to you. It's basic English.

Then you go on to assume that all parents who have the money to send their kids to private school do so from their own hard work. This assumes there aren't people who work and get money from the government. I'm not even talking poor people, I'm talking like farmers and stuff. Sure, they work hard, then again not all their money comes from their hard work. Many rich people are born rich. Look at Rupert Murdoch. He got rich from his work and his son probably went to a private school and got good grades then made it because he worked his way through daddy's company. Would he have made all this money with the same amount of hard work had he been born in an inner city ghetto? I doubt it.

The amount of work you put in doesn't equate to the amount of money you get out. Never has, never will.

You do make a point, that hard work is good. A poor inner city ghetto person who doesn't work hard probably won't make it. Saying that a lazy ass rich man, like George W. Bush, can just pay people to do the hard work for him to become president, say.

So, we can go on and on and on about what makes someone successful. But this isn't the point of the topic.... so.....

The point here is that the Republican Party has often not made mass education better. The question is why. I've given reasons why I think this is the case. I can provide examples of other countries where the right have done the same thing.

The UK, the Tories got into power 5 years ago. They took over from the left wing party which had tried to get less academic subjects to have a similar status as academic education.

Quite simply said countries need builders, they need plumbers, they need electricians, they need people who don't do academic things. Many kids, especially boys, are less likely to find academic education appealing. It has no relevance to their life, not at school and not in adulthood. So why pump out academic education?

Well, the Tories decided to reduce the impact of non-academic education to almost zero. So, kids will be learning academic when they shouldn't be.

I've worked in technical schools and they are so much better for some kids.

But the Tories decide that they did well in the academic system, so everyone should go through it. It shows who is the most "worthy" for the best jobs and all of that. Though it's all rubbish.

Education needs to be much better, and it's not, and it's often being held back by complete nonsense politics. I'm not just saying it's Republicans. I'm saying the Republicans play a big part in this.

Senate panel approves bipartisan K-12 education bill

"A bipartisan education bill to replace the controversial No Child Left Behind law and reduce the federal government's power over schools cleared its first big hurdle Thursday."

:Critics say that law - signed by President George W. Bush in 2002 - placed too much emphasis on judging and punishing schools based on student test scores and gave the federal government too big a role in deciding how best to improve local schools. The law expired in 2007, but states still have to abide by its requirements until a new law replaces it.:

The name sounded good. But did the actual substance match this? Probably not. Introduced by a Republican, House majority Republican (45 voted against it), Senate majority Democrat passed 91-8 with mostly Republicans voting no, president Republican.

So, it wasn't the Republicans who passed this, it was Congress, both sides.

It shows that the US govt isn't really effective at tackling things like this.
 

1) DC - Mayor (D), US House (D), Council (D)
2) Mississippi - Governor (R), US senators (R) + (R), US House (R) *3 (D) *1, state Senate (R), State House of Reps (R)
3) New Mexico - Governor (R), US Senators (D) + (D), US House (D) *2 (R) *1, State Senate (D), State House (R)
4) West Virginia - Governor (D), US Senators (D) + (R), US House (R)*3, State Senate (R), State House (R)

Moral of the Story, if you vote Democrat, you're f*cked, if you vote Republican you're f*cked.
 
the only party making them morons are the Democrats.

The Republicans are a major part of the problem. They keep education rubbish.

I mean, if you were rich and paying a fortune for your kids to go to private schools you'd A) want to pay as little for state education as possible and B) want them to be as poorly qualified as possible do your kids have the best chance in life.
So all rich people are Republican and hence evil and hate children? if I pay for my kid to go to private school it's because I have earned the income level through my hard work and foresight to buy a better product for my child than the public education system provides. If (and they did) my kids go into the public school system (like me) I instilled in them a work ethic that they can achieve despite it's shortcomings and that you do not have to feel guilty about finishing number one or being successful. I also taught them ( with the help of Christianity) that humility is a good thing and to reach out to your Christian family and not judge people based on race, or religion.

Wait, you're making assumptions about what I said.

I didn't say all rich people were Republicans. Then again I wasn't talking about all Republicans. I didn't even say that all rich people are Republican. That's just your assumptions.

What I said was "If you were rich..." which is a conditional clause. So, if you meet the requirements of the first part, then the rest is relevant to you. If you don't meet the requirements of the first part, then it's not relevant to you. It's basic English.

Then you go on to assume that all parents who have the money to send their kids to private school do so from their own hard work. This assumes there aren't people who work and get money from the government. I'm not even talking poor people, I'm talking like farmers and stuff. Sure, they work hard, then again not all their money comes from their hard work. Many rich people are born rich. Look at Rupert Murdoch. He got rich from his work and his son probably went to a private school and got good grades then made it because he worked his way through daddy's company. Would he have made all this money with the same amount of hard work had he been born in an inner city ghetto? I doubt it.

The amount of work you put in doesn't equate to the amount of money you get out. Never has, never will.

You do make a point, that hard work is good. A poor inner city ghetto person who doesn't work hard probably won't make it. Saying that a lazy ass rich man, like George W. Bush, can just pay people to do the hard work for him to become president, say.

So, we can go on and on and on about what makes someone successful. But this isn't the point of the topic.... so.....

The point here is that the Republican Party has often not made mass education better. The question is why. I've given reasons why I think this is the case. I can provide examples of other countries where the right have done the same thing.

The UK, the Tories got into power 5 years ago. They took over from the left wing party which had tried to get less academic subjects to have a similar status as academic education.

Quite simply said countries need builders, they need plumbers, they need electricians, they need people who don't do academic things. Many kids, especially boys, are less likely to find academic education appealing. It has no relevance to their life, not at school and not in adulthood. So why pump out academic education?

Well, the Tories decided to reduce the impact of non-academic education to almost zero. So, kids will be learning academic when they shouldn't be.

I've worked in technical schools and they are so much better for some kids.

But the Tories decide that they did well in the academic system, so everyone should go through it. It shows who is the most "worthy" for the best jobs and all of that. Though it's all rubbish.

Education needs to be much better, and it's not, and it's often being held back by complete nonsense politics. I'm not just saying it's Republicans. I'm saying the Republicans play a big part in this.

Senate panel approves bipartisan K-12 education bill

"A bipartisan education bill to replace the controversial No Child Left Behind law and reduce the federal government's power over schools cleared its first big hurdle Thursday."

:Critics say that law - signed by President George W. Bush in 2002 - placed too much emphasis on judging and punishing schools based on student test scores and gave the federal government too big a role in deciding how best to improve local schools. The law expired in 2007, but states still have to abide by its requirements until a new law replaces it.:

The name sounded good. But did the actual substance match this? Probably not. Introduced by a Republican, House majority Republican (45 voted against it), Senate majority Democrat passed 91-8 with mostly Republicans voting no, president Republican.

So, it wasn't the Republicans who passed this, it was Congress, both sides.

It shows that the US govt isn't really effective at tackling things like this.
You premise your argument from the assumption that rich people take away from poor people. Immediate victimhood. That is the LAST THING we need to teach our kids. Rich people are rich because either they, or their kin folk were risk takers and worked hard an achieved something. The key to success is not government dependency, or federal rules or regulations for our schools. I will agree that rating a teacher based on some arbitrary state standard is bull crap. Teachers are the most under appreciated (next to police officers) segment of our society. That being said, the classroom is not and should not be a political laboratory for socialist ideals. this is the agenda pushed by the teacher unions. Education should be as good as the families and parents of any given area want it to be. If your community is full of welfare recipients, than you can expect that quality of education. Everyone is not entitled to a BMW. When you have to take public transportation you know it will suck ass. Why would you expect local school districts to be different? Want your child to get better than a "ghetto" education (your words), than get out of the ghetto. How do I get out of the ghetto? Look at the story of Mexican-Americans, Italian-Americans, Irish-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Jewish-Americans etc.
 
the only party making them morons are the Democrats.

The Republicans are a major part of the problem. They keep education rubbish.

I mean, if you were rich and paying a fortune for your kids to go to private schools you'd A) want to pay as little for state education as possible and B) want them to be as poorly qualified as possible do your kids have the best chance in life.
So all rich people are Republican and hence evil and hate children? if I pay for my kid to go to private school it's because I have earned the income level through my hard work and foresight to buy a better product for my child than the public education system provides. If (and they did) my kids go into the public school system (like me) I instilled in them a work ethic that they can achieve despite it's shortcomings and that you do not have to feel guilty about finishing number one or being successful. I also taught them ( with the help of Christianity) that humility is a good thing and to reach out to your Christian family and not judge people based on race, or religion.

Wait, you're making assumptions about what I said.

I didn't say all rich people were Republicans. Then again I wasn't talking about all Republicans. I didn't even say that all rich people are Republican. That's just your assumptions.

What I said was "If you were rich..." which is a conditional clause. So, if you meet the requirements of the first part, then the rest is relevant to you. If you don't meet the requirements of the first part, then it's not relevant to you. It's basic English.

Then you go on to assume that all parents who have the money to send their kids to private school do so from their own hard work. This assumes there aren't people who work and get money from the government. I'm not even talking poor people, I'm talking like farmers and stuff. Sure, they work hard, then again not all their money comes from their hard work. Many rich people are born rich. Look at Rupert Murdoch. He got rich from his work and his son probably went to a private school and got good grades then made it because he worked his way through daddy's company. Would he have made all this money with the same amount of hard work had he been born in an inner city ghetto? I doubt it.

The amount of work you put in doesn't equate to the amount of money you get out. Never has, never will.

You do make a point, that hard work is good. A poor inner city ghetto person who doesn't work hard probably won't make it. Saying that a lazy ass rich man, like George W. Bush, can just pay people to do the hard work for him to become president, say.

So, we can go on and on and on about what makes someone successful. But this isn't the point of the topic.... so.....

The point here is that the Republican Party has often not made mass education better. The question is why. I've given reasons why I think this is the case. I can provide examples of other countries where the right have done the same thing.

The UK, the Tories got into power 5 years ago. They took over from the left wing party which had tried to get less academic subjects to have a similar status as academic education.

Quite simply said countries need builders, they need plumbers, they need electricians, they need people who don't do academic things. Many kids, especially boys, are less likely to find academic education appealing. It has no relevance to their life, not at school and not in adulthood. So why pump out academic education?

Well, the Tories decided to reduce the impact of non-academic education to almost zero. So, kids will be learning academic when they shouldn't be.

I've worked in technical schools and they are so much better for some kids.

But the Tories decide that they did well in the academic system, so everyone should go through it. It shows who is the most "worthy" for the best jobs and all of that. Though it's all rubbish.

Education needs to be much better, and it's not, and it's often being held back by complete nonsense politics. I'm not just saying it's Republicans. I'm saying the Republicans play a big part in this.

Senate panel approves bipartisan K-12 education bill

"A bipartisan education bill to replace the controversial No Child Left Behind law and reduce the federal government's power over schools cleared its first big hurdle Thursday."

:Critics say that law - signed by President George W. Bush in 2002 - placed too much emphasis on judging and punishing schools based on student test scores and gave the federal government too big a role in deciding how best to improve local schools. The law expired in 2007, but states still have to abide by its requirements until a new law replaces it.:

The name sounded good. But did the actual substance match this? Probably not. Introduced by a Republican, House majority Republican (45 voted against it), Senate majority Democrat passed 91-8 with mostly Republicans voting no, president Republican.

So, it wasn't the Republicans who passed this, it was Congress, both sides.

It shows that the US govt isn't really effective at tackling things like this.
You premise your argument from the assumption that rich people take away from poor people. Immediate victimhood. That is the LAST THING we need to teach our kids. Rich people are rich because either they, or their kin folk were risk takers and worked hard an achieved something. The key to success is not government dependency, or federal rules or regulations for our schools. I will agree that rating a teacher based on some arbitrary state standard is bull crap. Teachers are the most under appreciated (next to police officers) segment of our society. That being said, the classroom is not and should not be a political laboratory for socialist ideals. this is the agenda pushed by the teacher unions. Education should be as good as the families and parents of any given area want it to be. If your community is full of welfare recipients, than you can expect that quality of education. Everyone is not entitled to a BMW. When you have to take public transportation you know it will suck ass. Why would you expect local school districts to be different? Want your child to get better than a "ghetto" education (your words), than get out of the ghetto. How do I get out of the ghetto? Look at the story of Mexican-Americans, Italian-Americans, Irish-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Jewish-Americans etc.

I'll read more after I respond that "Rich people get rich off of poor people"
After your first statement I know who the "victimhood is" and it's not the rich.
 

1) DC - Mayor (D), US House (D), Council (D)
2) Mississippi - Governor (R), US senators (R) + (R), US House (R) *3 (D) *1, state Senate (R), State House of Reps (R)
3) New Mexico - Governor (R), US Senators (D) + (D), US House (D) *2 (R) *1, State Senate (D), State House (R)
4) West Virginia - Governor (D), US Senators (D) + (R), US House (R)*3, State Senate (R), State House (R)

Moral of the Story, if you vote Democrat, you're f*cked, if you vote Republican you're f*cked.
Look you can make the claim that democrats are self interested scumbags and you would be right, however they still push actual policies that benefit the poor and middle class.
 
Look you can make the claim that democrats are self interested scumbags and you would be right, however they still push actual policies that benefit the poor and middle class.

I prefer the Democrats to the Republicans, but hate them both, so I'm not going to argue with what you said.
 
You premise your argument from the assumption that rich people take away from poor people. Immediate victimhood. That is the LAST THING we need to teach our kids. Rich people are rich because either they, or their kin folk were risk takers and worked hard an achieved something. The key to success is not government dependency, or federal rules or regulations for our schools. I will agree that rating a teacher based on some arbitrary state standard is bull crap. Teachers are the most under appreciated (next to police officers) segment of our society. That being said, the classroom is not and should not be a political laboratory for socialist ideals. this is the agenda pushed by the teacher unions. Education should be as good as the families and parents of any given area want it to be. If your community is full of welfare recipients, than you can expect that quality of education. Everyone is not entitled to a BMW. When you have to take public transportation you know it will suck ass. Why would you expect local school districts to be different? Want your child to get better than a "ghetto" education (your words), than get out of the ghetto. How do I get out of the ghetto? Look at the story of Mexican-Americans, Italian-Americans, Irish-Americans, Chinese-Americans, Jewish-Americans etc.

Jeez. Can we please not just go off into the same old routine that happens every damn time someone writes a post.

You make an assumption, then you start arguing about something I didn't say.

Read what I wrote.

This is about education. What I'm saying is that education standards need to be higher. I also said that "if you were rich..."

Clearly educational opportunities play a part in the lives of kids. If kids get great educational opportunities then they have the chance to go much further in life. This doesn't mean they will.

You're the one who see "victim" written over anything and everything and it's quite tiring. It's a simple way of deflecting attention away from the topic in hand. So I'll ask a question:

Do you believe that all American kids should have access to a decent education in the US that allows them to fulfill their potential?
 

1) DC - Mayor (D), US House (D), Council (D)
2) Mississippi - Governor (R), US senators (R) + (R), US House (R) *3 (D) *1, state Senate (R), State House of Reps (R)
3) New Mexico - Governor (R), US Senators (D) + (D), US House (D) *2 (R) *1, State Senate (D), State House (R)
4) West Virginia - Governor (D), US Senators (D) + (R), US House (R)*3, State Senate (R), State House (R)

Moral of the Story, if you vote Democrat, you're f*cked, if you vote Republican you're f*cked.
Look you can make the claim that democrats are self interested scumbags and you would be right, however they still push actual policies that benefit the poor and middle class.
like what? $10 bucks a pack of smokes? Anti jobs?
 
a35c49c04.png

Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Where do you people get these ideas?
 
a35c49c04.png

Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Maybe they don't see much merit in voting for a party represented by millions like you.
 
a35c49c04.png

Why do Black American's continue to vote for liberal Democrats who give them substandard representation and quality of government? Have conditions in inner city America really improved since the 1960's when this voting trend began? Government dependency, poverty and crime is all these people have gotten from Democrats. Free your mind and your ass will follow.

Some Blacks are aware that Democrats have used government to destroy the black family, they're Conservative and hated by Democrats
 

1) DC - Mayor (D), US House (D), Council (D)
2) Mississippi - Governor (R), US senators (R) + (R), US House (R) *3 (D) *1, state Senate (R), State House of Reps (R)
3) New Mexico - Governor (R), US Senators (D) + (D), US House (D) *2 (R) *1, State Senate (D), State House (R)
4) West Virginia - Governor (D), US Senators (D) + (R), US House (R)*3, State Senate (R), State House (R)

Moral of the Story, if you vote Democrat, you're f*cked, if you vote Republican you're f*cked.
Look you can make the claim that democrats are self interested scumbags and you would be right, however they still push actual policies that benefit the poor and middle class.



No, they don't.
 

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