If is not political, how do you explain that out of 100 grand wizards and dragons of KKK, every single one was a Democrat, with exception of Duke, who was Democrat, then Republican.
Again, that's absolute bullshit. Again, got a link? A list of these "100"? I'm not aware there were "100", where did you pull that from?
No, they were not 100 grand wizards and dragons, but you know what I meant, top people in their hierarchy.
Again, the six ex-soldiers who founded the first KKK had no political party (and no political agenda either); again the guy who re-founded it in 1915 also had no known political party or agenda. Now some historians will point to a Samuel Green who at least intended to re-start the Klan in 1949, which would have been a third Klan -- happily he keeled over from a heart attack and died before he could do it, but again --- Green too had no known political party or agenda. These guys all had social issues in mind, not political ones. Prohibition. Immigrants. Loose women. Uppity negroes. Uppity Jews. Uppity Catholics. Gamblers. Ramblers. Debtors. Furriners. Liberals. Labor unions. People who didn't go to church.
You lefties are good at stating a half truth. You always state a fact, then mix it with little bit of insinuation, and by the end of sentence it finishes with a blatant lie. Then you claim all you said is truth.
Nope, it's half truth.
It's complete truth, which I've given you OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER and OVER again, names, dates, places, even a photograph, and invited you to prove me wrong, which you CAN'T. And you can't because I've already done my homework so I know bullshit when I smell it.
Here they come yet again,
people: James R. Crowe, Calvin Jones, John Booker Kennedy, John Lester, Frank O. McCord, Richard Reed. NONE of them had any history of violence,
before or after they founded the Klan, which was a silly social club. PROVE THEY DID. Nor did they have any known political party affiliation or political activity at all, not surprising considering they were all in their twenties and living in a time and place with no political parties.
Place: 205 West Madison Street, Pulaski Tennessee.
Time: Christmas 1865. A time and place when neither the Reconstruction process, nor political parties, even existed.
Those six ex-soldiers were all... wait for it... ex-confederate soldiers.
Who were [sic] their target? Given that they were raiding, intimidating, destroying properties and attacking blacks, and white Republicans as well, how did you came to conclusion they had no political party?
Number one, there's no evidence to that effect for
any of them (and yes I've checked, and you can too); Number Two, no political parties
existed in an occupied territory that was not part of the United States; and Number Three there's NO evidence any of them participated in any such attacks. There's plenty of evidence that OTHERS using their name and regalia did, LATER ON after Reconstruction actually started. In fact there were at least
two dozen such groups (that I know of) doing similar stuff, some more violent, some less, all of them including the Klan infiltrators breeding from the pre-existing "night rider" element that had existed in slave areas since at least the eighteenth century. So no, these six guys were not "destroying properties and attacking blacks" or anyone else.
The reason we know the name of the Klan better than we know the Knights of the White Camellia or the Knights of the Red Hand or two dozen others, is because the KKK was the one immortalized in the "Birth of a Nation" film (and the book that preceded it) which then spurred the re-forming of the Klan that spread nationwide, numbered in the millions, and is the source of all the photographs we have as well as all the cross burnings. Actually we do know of another one the "White League", the memorial to which was the first one the city of New Orleans took away to put in storage.
Publicly no, but everything they did was in sync with most of policies of Democrats, hey you said it yourself: "Uppity negroes. Uppity Jews. Uppity Catholics..."
ALL of which are Democratic Party constituents, and we could throw in other Klan targets of immigrants and labor unions.
WHY would a "Democratic Party operation" be attacking its own people?
In Southern states Republicans who were in small numbers had to organize militias to defend from KKK and to break them up. Have Democrats ever needed any defending against KKK? No. Do you know why?
Actually that's more bullshit because I know better.
Oscar Underwood (Senator) got harassed and threatened by the Klan in Alabama; he had vigorously denounced the KKK famously saying that the Klan and the country could not coexist and "between the two, I choose my country".
Jack Walton (Governor) tried to drive the Klan out of Oklahoma after the Tulsa Race Riots -- KKK got him removed from office.
Al Smith (Governor, POTUS candidate) got a national Klan smear campaign waged against him because he was a Catholic --- again Democratic constituency. Four years earlier they also endorsed Coolidge because the Republican was the only candidate who would not denounce them.
Huey Long (Senator/Governor) was running for office when the national Grand Wanker made noises about going to Louisiana to work against him; Long declared that if he did he'd be leaving "with his toes turned up". Grand Wanker backed down.
Stetson Kennedy (Governor candidate) had to move out of the country altogether because of threats on his life when he published an exposé book after he had infiltrated the KKK.
Then of course there are Klan-backed (and sometimes actual Klan member) Republicans who certainly ran against Democrats, from Owen Brewster in Maine to Ben Paulen in Kansas to Clarence Morley and Rice Means in Colorado to Albert Johnson in Washington to George Luis Baker in Oregon to Ed Jackson in Indiana and the whole Republican state machine there, which I've also already shown you while you went

Not to mention innumerable state offices in Ohio and New Jersey and Maine, etc. Again --- WHY would a "Democratic Party operation" be running/pushing candidates
against its own people?
The Klan has never had a political party, PERIOD. Both the original one and the 1915 revival one specifically described themselves as nonpolitical. The fact that some of its targets were Republicans doesn't make them "Democrats" any more than the fact that some of its targets were Democrats makes them "Republicans". Most of their targets were NEITHER. Black people, Jewish people, Catholic people, immigrant people, labor unions, drunks, gamblers and people who don't go to church are
not political groups. This will come as a hard shock to you Dichotomy-diseased Binary-bots but THERE IS MORE TO LIFE THAN "DEMOCRATS" AND "REPUBLICANS", understand?