Faun
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Sorry, I don't lie to myself like you do.Telling the truth always makes me feel good. You should try it!
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Sorry, I don't lie to myself like you do.Telling the truth always makes me feel good. You should try it!
You just did.Sorry, I don't lie to myself like you do.
Actually, most kkk members are registered Republicans. Its been like that since the GOP took over the south, following the passage of the civil rights act, the the GOP opposing it going into the 1964 election.He's an EX member of the Triple K, so it makes sense. If he was still in the group, he would be running as a Democrat.
People keep saying that.Actually, most kkk members are registered Republicans.
A former KKK leader is running for office.
As a republican of course.
Ex-KKK Leader Running as Republican for Office in Georgia
Doles said the breakup of the U.S. is "inevitable." He also remains in contact with well-known white supremacists on social media.www.newsweek.com
Why?A political statement by the right that's been waited for and was expected. Now everybody should watch to see how his popularity goes.
And it's an opportunity for members on this forum to condemn him or be supportive
People keep saying that.Actually, most kkk members are registered Republicans.
No one ever gets around to proving it. Y'all just take it as an article of faith, don't you?
Dumbfuck, more Democrats voted for it than against it. More Democrats voted for it than Republicans voted for it. Democrats made changes to the bill to attract Republicans to vote for it.
Again, it was a regional split, not a political party split. Democrats/Republicans in Union states voted for it. Democrats/Republicans in Confederate states voted against it.
Aww... another trumptard hurt that his orange douche bag has been found to be a sexual pervert. Here, back at ya... Here, eat this...
Provide a link proving your claim.Actually, most kkk members are registered Republicans. Its been like that since the GOP took over the south, following the passage of the civil rights act, the the GOP opposing it going into the 1964 election.
He still supports the KKKand is listed as a donor. He onl stepped down because he new membship in a group that is still technically considered a terrorist organization would hurt him.
Awww... did you get triggered, trumptard? Good.
So you're delusional too.You just did.
LOLOL
'Nuff said.
He regretted it because it hurt his political career. That is exactly what he said. That's not condemning the KKK, nor is it an apology.Byrd called joining the KKK "the greatest mistake I ever made."[7] In 1997, he told an interviewer he would encourage young people to become involved in politics but also warned, "Be sure you avoid the Ku Klux Klan. Don't get that albatross around your neck. Once you've made that mistake, you inhibit your operations in the political arena."[35] In his last autobiography, Byrd explained that he was a KKK member because he "was sorely afflicted with tunnel vision—a jejune and immature outlook—seeing only what I wanted to see because I thought the Klan could provide an outlet for my talents and ambitions."[36] Byrd also said in 2005, "I know now I was wrong. Intolerance had no place in America. I apologized a thousand times ... and I don't mind apologizing over and over again. I can't erase what happened."[15]Robert Byrd - Wikipedia
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If you could convince the NAACP of that, you might have something to go with. So far, no luck for you.He regretted it because it hurt his political career. That is exactly what he said. That's not condemning the KKK, nor is it an apology.
I don't give a shit WTF the NAACP says. I'm going off his exact words you posted, Dumbass.If you could convince the NAACP of that, you might have something to go with. So far, no luck for you.
You are free to take what you will from the situation. I'm just pointing out your efforts to denigrate Byrd are kinda silly. Crazy right wingers like you will continue to try to use Byrd to cause contention, while those you want to convince don't care what you spout.I don't give a shit WTF the NAACP says. I'm going off his exact words you posted, Dumbass.
Who said I'm trying to convince you of anything? You are a dimtard drone incapable of original thought.You are free to take what you will from the situation. I'm just pointing out your efforts to denigrate Byrd are kinda silly. Crazy right wingers like you will continue to try to use Byrd to cause contention, while those you want to convince don't care what you spout.
Well, it is rather well known and denying it is rather silly. You could claim the sky is purple instead of blue as well and it would be equally pointless. It is simply a fact that almost all of the KKK members will be republicans if they are in any party at all. Of course, the left devoutly ignores any racists on its side as well and they certainly are there. The New Black Panthers is one such group where virtually every member is going to be a democrat if they are in any party at all. The fringe racists do not represent either party at all. They are going to belong to one party or the other, that is just a reality.People keep saying that.
No one ever gets around to proving it. Y'all just take it as an article of faith, don't you?