Kinda seems like when I said the South, that I was talking about the South and not the Midwest or West.
And you called the South "half the country". Which it is not.
Christ dude. Don't you get tired of having to play retard to dodge my points?
Nothing I said was false. Nearly all the elected representatives in the South (the states that made up the former Confederacy), save two, voted against ending segregation. That's a fact. Your facts have nothing to do with the culture of racism in the South.
But it was false. Jimmy Carter had no problem celebrating the South's culture and histroy at the same time he strongly supported Civil Rights. He was elected governor and then President, with the full support of the South.
Demonstrating the NATIONAL nature of the CONSENSUS on EQUALITY FOR BLACKS, of my point.
Proving YOU wrong. That is my point with this. Would you like to address it, or would you instead prefer to act too retarded to understand that?
Carter who was from the South beat Ford who took over from Nixon after he was forced to resign. The issue on the ballot that election was not civil rights, it was corruption. As for that flag Jimmy now says it should be done away with and put out of existence.
As I said, after the mid 60s, the issue of EQUALITY FOR BLACKS, was moot, becausue both sides were on the same side, of that issue.
So, it makes sense that the election focues then on OTHER issues, NOT race.
Now Jimmy Carter isn't my arbiter of righteousness but if you want to pretend as if he's yours I guess you agree with him.
You made a point claiming that people that celebrate Southern History oppose civil rights.
I clearly presented Jimmy Carter as a strong example of an individual who celebrated confederate history and SUPPORTED civil rights.
And he won elections IN THE SOUTH, doing so.
That proves your claim wrong.
That was my point. Would you like to address it now, or do you want to pretend to be too retarded to understand it some more?