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Which meant something in 1964 but means fuck all today. It's actually weird that you guys have to go all the way back to 1964 to find a time where you could say your policies were beneficial to black americans and even then your big boast is that you passed it with a bigger majority than democrats (who also passed it with a majority).A racist Democrat President. A larger percentage of Republicans voted for it than democrats.
See, the difference between you and me is I'm comfortable with you feeling that way.You have a pathetic inability to differentiate between an individual and "you white people".
I guess that's because you're a racist.
I don't have to live my life pretending.Which meant something in 1964 but means fuck all today. It's actually weird that you guys have to go all the way back to 1964 to find a time where you could say your policies were beneficial to black americans and even then your big boast is that you passed it with a bigger majority than democrats (who also passed it with a majority).
You sound kinda stupid to meSo unless black people agree with you politically we're brainwashed but it's the democrats who are racist? I dunno guy, you sound hella racist to me.
What denial of what fact? Try expressing a complete thought.
you'd need more than half a brain to do that.Try expressing a complete thought.
See, the difference between you and me is I'm comfortable with you feeling that way.
I don't have to live my life pretending.
And? The GOP fought for it.It was a Democratic President that signed the Civil Rights Act into law!
Billo apparently does not know shit about American history.And Republicans who backed him into a corner where he was forced to.
Oooopsie!
George Wallace - Wikipedia
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"Wallace opposed desegregation and supported the policies of "Jim Crow" during the Civil Rights Movement, declaring in his 1963 inaugural address that he stood for "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever."[6]"
Goat does not know shit about American history. He is too busy fist fucking himself.He did.
He was pissed at Republicans.
Beg? You need to leave you sick sexual shit alone when you are on here, boy.The Simp bitch of an OP is begging black people to cool it down politically. I didn't make the bitch fall to his knees and beg.
I mean, honestly, who cares? So does every other country.Being pedantic doesn't dismiss the point that the American people have a deep history of racism on both sides of the aisle.
We do care and if it makes you feel better there no audio or video evidence to support the claimYeah! Who cares if he every actually said it....
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That's a GOP talking point that no one actually believesYou have the historical knowledge of a typical DemoKKKrat.
LOL
Black voters care, Dipshit.I mean, honestly, who cares? So does every other country.
What are you talking about? The Bill was designed to stop Republican State legislatures from enforcing Jim Crow laws.
Is the clown face so no one mistakes your post for anything but cosplay? Do you think making shit up is an impressive debate tactic or are you just that shitty at basic math?Most blacks don’t even vote.
Making stuff up? That’s pretty rich coming from you!Is the clown face so no one mistakes your post for anything but cosplay? Do you think making shit up is an impressive debate tactic or are you just that shitty at basic math?
Yes making shit up. The majority of eligible black voters vote and black voters vote in greater numbers than any other minority group. The clown faces for you are appropriate.Making stuff up? That’s pretty rich coming from you!
