That you can probably find examples of how the 'right' has used race and class to divide people is a great deal different that an entire political party and mentality that is organized around the promotion of it.
In fact, Democrats depend on such strife and demonization for their very survival as a party.
Your amateur attempt at bifurcation argument does not counter the fact.
That really is such staggering nonsense, as I imagine you realise yourself.
The entire history of social democracy is based on the ideals of social and economic justice, and is more inclined towards assistting the working class than it is tied to any particular ethnicity or religion.
Tens of millions of white people voted for Democrats because they prefer their policies and their politicians - ths has nothing whatsoever to do with race.
At various times it has suited both parties to utilize race as a method of promoting or rubbishing various issus, and we see both parties doing that. I'm not convinced either are particularly effective, because both tend to cheapen the debate and create a backlash.
I have to say, Sinper, I'm amazed how comfortable you seem plastering the most massive and sweeping generalisations across fully half of your countryman. You really seem reduce everything down to black and white, to childish cliche and lowest-common denominator politics.
As if the GOP were some kind of angelic force of sweetness, light and honesty, and the Dems some demonic force of evil.
It's just so staggeringly childish. Why do it?
Why is that?