A history lesson for those who don't know the KKK

[JakeStarkey]

Aqua is a great American! She is wrong on this is all. I am wrong at times, because my friends on the far right tell me I am most of the time.

Aqua is just plain silly

 

[Political Junky]

If greedy bootlicking Politicians across the nation hadn't bent over for Britain and accepted the Federal Reserve without questioning it's position and process, Texas could sucede and it wouldn't be an issue at all.

But As it stands, the CFR and FED have Texas and every single state in the Union by the gotdamn balls financially so secession is sure doom for ANY state that tries it.

Even Texans know we can't secede if we wanted to, But the rest of you ding-a-lings should at least acknowledge WHY Texas can't secede and stop being igornant.

It's a reason we're talking secession. Not to actually do it, but to wake up the rest of the nation still asleep at the gotdamn wheel.

Especially you Colorado citizens, you people just LOVE the NWO don'tchu?

Texas might regret secession the next time they have a natural disaster.

 

[GuyPinestra]

Richard Byrd repented of his past and did his best to serve America for decades, all Americans.

Strom Thurmond, that racist SOB, simply moved into the GOP and never acknowledged his illegitimate black daughter. That is the face of your modern KKK.

Who the **** is Richard Byrd, you ignorant fuckwad? Why should anyone give anything you say any credence when you can't get the man's name right while LOOKING AT IT.

Christ, what a TOOL...

 

[SixtyOne]

Richard Byrd repented of his past and did his best to serve America for decades, all Americans.

Strom Thurmond, that racist SOB, simply moved into the GOP and never acknowledged his illegitimate black daughter. That is the face of your modern KKK.

No need to explain. The word repent don't mean nothing to them racist.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Not so. Byrd and many did. Thurmond and many did not. The latter went to the GOP. We have the flacks here, with their sly comments and looks decades later. They wonder why they never get on to GOP party commissions and boards or officer positions here. They are the ones who will begin the nonsense with "It was the outside agitators in Mississippi that stirred up our gentle blacks." So they had to kill them?

 

[JakeStarkey]

Hey, racists just gotta racist on.

The youngsters here, though, despise the nonsense. They are polite to their family members, but my grand kids tell me that their peers hate the sexism, the racism, and the homophobia.

Another two generations, and it will almost be totally gone.

Good night, all.

 

[SixtyOne]

Y’all (fiends) the mods just love this racist post.... All them sick motherfuckers need to spend a day in hell. But then again their sick ass just might like it and stay.

 

[rightwinger]

KKK was made up of our nations conservatives upset that the status quo was being upset

Own it

Swallow it!

Robert C. Byrd served 51 years in the United States Senate, longer than anyone else in history, and with his six years in the House of Representatives, he was the longest-serving member of Congress. But it was how he used that record tenure that made him a pillar of Capitol Hill — fighting, often with florid words, for the primacy of the legislative branch of government and building, always with canny political skills, a modern West Virginia with vast amounts of federal money.
Stephen Crowley/The New York Times


r. Byrd as minority leader in 1981, with Senators Russell B. Long of Louisiana, Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee and Bob Dole of Kansas. More Photos »

He had become an institution within an institution, as President Obama suggested in a statement of tribute on Monday, hours after Senator Byrd died at the age of 92 in a hospital in Fairfax, Va.


Was all that after his younger years as The Grand Hoo-Haw Wizard of the KKK?

Byrd spent some time in his twenties in the local Klan.....pretty nasty

He spent his next 50 years making up for it. If he had spent his political career pursuing racist policies, you might have a point. However, Byrd built a solid reputation as a legislator

 

[GuyPinestra]

KKK was made up of our nations conservatives upset that the status quo was being upset

Own it

Swallow it!

Robert C. Byrd served 51 years in the United States Senate, longer than anyone else in history, and with his six years in the House of Representatives, he was the longest-serving member of Congress. But it was how he used that record tenure that made him a pillar of Capitol Hill — fighting, often with florid words, for the primacy of the legislative branch of government and building, always with canny political skills, a modern West Virginia with vast amounts of federal money.
Stephen Crowley/The New York Times


r. Byrd as minority leader in 1981, with Senators Russell B. Long of Louisiana, Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee and Bob Dole of Kansas. More Photos »

He had become an institution within an institution, as President Obama suggested in a statement of tribute on Monday, hours after Senator Byrd died at the age of 92 in a hospital in Fairfax, Va.


Was all that after his younger years as The Grand Hoo-Haw Wizard of the KKK?

Byrd spent some time in his twenties in the local Klan.....pretty nasty

He spent his next 50 years making up for it. If he had spent his political career pursuing racist policies, you might have a point. However, Byrd built a solid reputation as a legislator

Question...

Can you name any member of Congress currently "pursuing racist policies"?

 

[rightwinger]

Swallow it!

Robert C. Byrd served 51 years in the United States Senate, longer than anyone else in history, and with his six years in the House of Representatives, he was the longest-serving member of Congress. But it was how he used that record tenure that made him a pillar of Capitol Hill — fighting, often with florid words, for the primacy of the legislative branch of government and building, always with canny political skills, a modern West Virginia with vast amounts of federal money.
Stephen Crowley/The New York Times


r. Byrd as minority leader in 1981, with Senators Russell B. Long of Louisiana, Howard H. Baker Jr. of Tennessee and Bob Dole of Kansas. More Photos »

He had become an institution within an institution, as President Obama suggested in a statement of tribute on Monday, hours after Senator Byrd died at the age of 92 in a hospital in Fairfax, Va.


Was all that after his younger years as The Grand Hoo-Haw Wizard of the KKK?

Byrd spent some time in his twenties in the local Klan.....pretty nasty

He spent his next 50 years making up for it. If he had spent his political career pursuing racist policies, you might have a point. However, Byrd built a solid reputation as a legislator

Question...

Can you name any member of Congress currently "pursuing racist policies"?

Anti black? Not as blatant as 50 years ago. We still get stereotyping of blacks as looking for handouts from the government

Conservatives have moved on to their new targets....Mexicans, gays, Muslims

 

[Dick Tuck]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ThGR-7DbLEg]Clowns face off with KKK in Charlotte, North Carolina - YouTube[/ame]

 

[GuyPinestra]

Byrd spent some time in his twenties in the local Klan.....pretty nasty

He spent his next 50 years making up for it. If he had spent his political career pursuing racist policies, you might have a point. However, Byrd built a solid reputation as a legislator

Question...

Can you name any member of Congress currently "pursuing racist policies"?

Anti black? Not as blatant as 50 years ago. We still get stereotyping of blacks as looking for handouts from the government

Conservatives have moved on to their new targets....Mexicans, gays, Muslims

Please provide examples of these "racist policies" being pursued and the names of the Congressmen and/or Senators that are doing the said pursuing.

 

[lukelk]

Who ever this Guy person is lost all credit here, you a damned fool. Holy shit.

 

[lukelk]

Guy you lost this debate 9 pages ago, go to sleep bud, you just digging you own shit hole deeper.

 

[GuyPinestra]

Guy you lost this debate 9 pages ago, go to sleep bud, you just digging you own shit hole deeper.

How is it 'I lose' when you're the idiot that can't answer a direct question, hmmm??

 

[squeeze berry]

Byrd spent some time in his twenties in the local Klan.....pretty nasty

He spent his next 50 years making up for it. If he had spent his political career pursuing racist policies, you might have a point. However, Byrd built a solid reputation as a legislator

Question...

Can you name any member of Congress currently "pursuing racist policies"?

Anti black? Not as blatant as 50 years ago. We still get stereotyping of blacks as looking for handouts from the government

Conservatives have moved on to their new targets....Mexicans, gays, Muslims

but aren't you stereotyping white people?


because conservatives = white people

 

[squeeze berry]

Guy you lost this debate 9 pages ago, go to sleep bud, you just digging you own shit hole deeper.

and yet you continue with your double standards

 

[squeeze berry]

Clowns face off with KKK in Charlotte, North Carolina - YouTube

" we stand in defense of white people throughout the contry" = bad

" we stand for the defense of ______________ (insert minority)" = good



and this also proves my point that the KKK is outnumbered at rallies and is irrelevant.

but................

Whenever libs want to make cheap political points they mention the KKK while at the same time ignoring the racists within their own ranks.

 

[editec]

The KKK is a cultural artifact left over from the CSA.


While it is true that in the 19th century the CSA holdouts were democrats, that is really no longer the case.


Thje vast majority of Klanners stand today in agreement with everything the GOP seems to stand for.

The KLan, the NAZI party, the White supremicists and all race obsessed organization are now unoffical auxillary organizations of the GOP,

The GOP has nothing do with them officially, but their members stand for very much the same thing the GOP stands for AS CAN BE SO EASILY SEEN in the nature of posting and posters right HERE on this very board.

The GOP is NOT a racist party, per se, it is merely the PARTY THAT RACISTS LOVE TO SUPPORT.

 

[NoNukes]

How many times do we have to have this discussion before it sinks in to the whitewingers?