Guilty Of Voting For Trump Just For Being White?

[Kruska]

What does the thirteen original colonies have to do with this thread?

You brought up;

Yeah, by the white man. The blacks were still in Africa when this country was founded. So they should be thanking us for it instead of constantly ridiculing us.

Therefore it is obvious that you are not familiar or in denial with the historical FACTS of the 13 Colonies.
Furthermore you also live in denial of the Fact - that slaves played a major part in the economic rise of the newly founded USA, and therefore it was not just Whites, who build this country.
Lastly - you promote the absurdity - that today's Black-Americans should be thankful for their ancestors, having been slaves in the USA.

No,... You're the one who brought up Hitler.

Yes, I brought up Hitler - but nowhere did I state or indicate that Hitler was of Jewish descend.

And what facts?

The ones you deny - e.g. your errant statement that the Blacks were still in Africa when this country was founded.

Well, it started off with being an election thread anyways since it was supposed to be about people assuming who's a Trump voter based upon race which is truly racist to me. Also I know that we're usually not supposed to respond to red writing but you did ask me a question so I figured that it was alright to this time.

Either you are getting old, or you're way beyond your bedtime - or you simply love to post nonsensical and errant statements.

Take your pick

 

[Road Runner]

katsteve2012, mind getting this thread back on topic? Kruska, if you wish to discuss this further please make a new thread for it.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

ridicule us like the red man does, who was here before us?

Stand down, roadrunner.

The red man believed they could stop bullets with magic. If it wasn’t our forefathers it would have been someone else. It was only a matter of time.

 

[Road Runner]

We just need to get back on topic now is all.

 

[Kruska]

The red man believed they could stop bullets with magic. If it wasn’t our forefathers it would have been someone else. It was only a matter of time.

Really?? - aside from those global land grabbing and marauding Europeans from the 15th to the 21st century - who??
But anyway the human mindset at the time, wasn't really different from today.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

It's obvious that you don't know about the history of the 13 Colonies, and that of it's successor the USA.
Most likely you live in constant denial of one of the worlds largest genocides - carried out in North America by Europeans and then finalized by Americans.

As the Russians did to the natives of the East and Siberia.

 

[LeroyDumonde]

 

[Kruska]

Hey, I would most definitely say guilty as charged for me and it's a wonderful thing to be proven guilty of on one hand, but on another it's also extremely racist.


Martin Luther King Jr. did NOT stand for black supremacy any more than he didn't stand for white supremacy. He just wanted us all to be treated equally no matter the color of our skin. He probably is rolling in his grave right now for the way white people are being treated these days.

Okay back to you, feeling guilty

can't really follow your thoughts - the majority of the US population and thus their voter sheep happens to be of European descend, or as you term them in the USA, Caucasians.
As such LOGIC dictates that the majority of the sheep who vote for who ever - are of European descend - aka Caucasians.

And the Scumbag achieved his poll victory - due to non European-Americans having also voted for him.

It's a well known and prevailing racist mindset in the USA (that showed up extremely upon Obama being elected) - resulting from the concept of defining an AMERICAN - knowing that they are all stemming from immigrants or even slaves, regardless of a present American citizen who can trace his birth-country (USA) right down to e.g. 10 generations as opposed to an American who immigrated and was naturalized e.g. 6 month ago - or a Trump who can only show up for 2 generations.

On top of this - there are these White supremacists, who propagate that only a person stemming from Europe can be a "true American".

 

[IM2]

Hey, I would most definitely say guilty as charged for me and it's a wonderful thing to be proven guilty of on one hand, but on another it's also extremely racist.


Martin Luther King Jr. did NOT stand for black supremacy any more than he didn't stand for white supremacy. He just wanted us all to be treated equally no matter the color of our skin. He probably is rolling in his grave right now for the way white people are being treated these days.

There realLy is no such thing as black supremacy and King wanted white racism to end. If King was alive right now, you woud be calling him everything you call Sharpton, Jackson or any other black person fighting the white racists of today. White people are not being treated badly. Let me know when a black man chokes a white man to death on a subway and be found not guilty of a crime. So keep Dr. Kings name out of your mouth.

 

[IM2]

No. The Indians got here first but eventually made peace with the whites. Blacks was third in line.

Actually some blacks were here before whites. You really don't know much about history.

 

[IM2]

Ask the "native ' about his ancestors owning slaves

How about asking the white excuse makers why blacks and natIve americans fought together against US army for 100 years down in Florida? Read up on the Seminole Wars idiot. Then ask about the Native Americans who took blacks into their tribes to hide them from the white slave patrols. And then when you ask the Native about his ancestors owning slaves, how about telling him how some of those slaves got here on white owned ships. Whites weren't forced to buy slaves. And whites weren't forced to breed slaves, but whites did both those things.

Last, try asking yoursef why you want to deny what whites have done to natives with this disingenuous bs?

 

[Michael1985]

Hey, I would most definitely say guilty as charged for me and it's a wonderful thing to be proven guilty of on one hand, but on another it's also extremely racist.


Martin Luther King Jr. did NOT stand for black supremacy any more than he didn't stand for white supremacy. He just wanted us all to be treated equally no matter the color of our skin. He probably is rolling in his grave right now for the way white people are being treated these days.

There are people for whom identity politics is the deciding factor in determining one's vote. I'm not going to fault you for it. However, I do categorically reject any notion of identity politics being the determining factor in why the other side lost. I see zero evidence that people in the former group make enough of a difference in any one state to decide the outcome, much less for the entire election.