It will keep them from being slaves to the Democrats
Conservatives always wonder why blacks are too stupid to know why they should be voting Republican.
And so unaware that explains the reason why blacks don't vote Republican.
I wonder why the 95% that do continue to do so with all the good results Democrats have been able to do on their behalf.
You call African Americans slaves- and you believe you know better than 95% of African American voters.
And call a poster a 'stupid negro'
Conservatives always wonder why blacks are too stupid to know why they should be voting Republican.
And so unaware that explains the reason why blacks don't vote Republican.
I said they enslaved themselves.
I know that what they've been voting for hasn't produced very good results. It's easy to tell that by looking at the numbers.
The negro didn't have a problem referring to me as a stupid white boy. You know, I don't care because I know I'm not. Maybe the both of you care about what I said because you know I'm correct.
Maybe I should have used insane. Insane is doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result. Blacks have been voting Democrats heavily for just over 50 years now. Doing so hasn't produced very good results yet they keep doing the same thing. Is it that they don't want to try something else or they just don't realize how things haven't worked out for them with the Democrats. The former would mean insane and the latter would mean incapable.
Uhhhh .. check the record sir .. I dare you to.
Scroll back and see who fired fist. .. YOU DID.
I just wanted you to know that first, you can't insult me .. you don't qualify. :0) Secondly, I can play that insult game game better than you.
That being said, I prefer civil conversation .. conversation that should be able to take place irrespective of labels, political party affiliation, or race. If you were a true student of American history, you would find the political journey of African-Americans to be a fascinating one. It tells the story of strategies of the two major parties. It speaks to the course that both parties took with regards to race in America. They reversed course, and republicans, the party built on anti-slavery, went drastically to the right to 'protect' race .. and democrats / dixiecrats turned left and sought the power of diversity .. not just as a political strategy, but with conscience and humanity.
One of my favorite civil rights heroes is conservative Republican Senator Everett Dirksen. He almost single-handedly brought republicans together to help pass the Civil Rights Bill with one of the most powerful speeches ever delivered.
"The gallery was packed on June 10, 1964, as all one hundred senators were present for the climactic moment of the longest filibuster in Senate history. Late in the morning Everett Dirksen rose from his seat to address the Senate. In poor health, drained from working fourteen-, fifteen-, and sixteen-hour days, his words came quietly. "There are many reasons why cloture should be invoked and a good civil rights measure enacted. It is said that on the night he died, Victor Hugo wrote in his diary substantially this sentiment, 'Stronger than all the armies is an idea whose time has come.' The time has come for equality of opportunity in sharing of government, in education, and in employment. It must not be stayed or denied." After Dirksen spoke for fifteen minutes the motion for a roll call vote for cloture was heard. As each name was read, members of the press and spectators in the gallery kept tally. At 11:15 a.m., Senator John Williams of Delaware replied "aye" to the question. It was the sixty-seventh vote; cloture had passed, opening the way for the Civil Rights bill to be passed. After successfully defeating the eighty-three-day filibuster, Dirksen, when asked how he had become a crusader in this cause, replied, "I am involved in mankind, and whatever the skin, we are all included in mankind." Somewhat anticlimactically, the bill was signed into law by President Johnson on July 2, 1964.
That's power. That is what the Republican Party USED to be .. THAT is why black Americans were republicans.
Point being, the Republican Party took the wrong course. It had the hopes and imaginations of a people who had been terrorized in this country for more than 350 years. A people destined to have voice in the future of this nation. It squandered that ADVANTAGE and chose to chase racists instead with the Southern Strategy. No charge for the lesson.
I'd prefer civil argument .. not that you have any chance of winning that either .. you're a republican, you have no chance.
However, I have no problem with the nasty with those who bring it. None.
Your problem is that your argument is stupid .. and you're probably not too happy about some black guy with his cyber boot up your ass. I suggest civil conversation .. or no conversation at all. With your blinders, lack of honesty, and mindfucked brain .. I suggest you run for the latter.
