Who was the most racist President?

[IM2]

I think it's Obama, hands down. But if his wife ever became President, she would easily take that award away.

Obama was no racist. Whites like you call us racists for pointing out white racism.

 

[bluzman61]

I think it's Obama, hands down. But if his wife ever became President, she would easily take that award away.

Obama was no racist. Whites like you call us racists for pointing out white racism.

YAWN.........................

 

[IM2]

I think it's Obama, hands down. But if his wife ever became President, she would easily take that award away.

Obama was no racist. Whites like you call us racists for pointing out white racism.

YAWN.........................

Yeah, whites like you are boring with your crying about us being racists based on false equivalences.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

I am convinced this exercise in claiming Obama is the most racist president ever -- is just a masturbatory pursuit by closet racists who are still upset that their ideology has historically been on the wrong side of every civil rights issue for well over 150 years...…

and instead of asking themselves why they continue to be on the wrong side, they instead choose to re-write history to make them feel better...**** what they yapping about...

 

[Pilot1]

Obama. Total race baiting WHORE. How many times did Sharpton visit the White House? 61 times.

 

[IM2]

Obama. Total race baiting WHORE. How many times did Sharpton visit the White House? 61 times.

Wrong answer. Obama was no racist. Sharpton is not a race baiter. Rush Limbaugh is. Sean Hannity is. Tucker Carlson and that ho Ingraham are too. Levin, Shapiro, Savage, Trump, Pence, Miller, Bannon, McCarthy and McConnell are. And I can keep going. Race baiting is not when we call your white asses out for your history of racism or the continuing racism of scrubs like you.

Non racists of every race call doing that speaking truth.

 

[Third Party]

You said I could not but I did. YOU WERE WRONG!

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

 

[Third Party]

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

Actually, America wasn't that segregated at all, among conservatives. My grandfather served anyone with money at his store. Kids, regardless of race however, had to have a note if they were picking up cigarettes for their mums

That's a lie. Political ideology had nothing to do with segregation. I live in a conservative state where segregation was so tough that we took it to the supreme court. It was called Brown v. Topeka.

Where did you live?

 

[rightwinger]

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

 

[Polishprince]

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

What's interesting now about the Republican Passed Civil Rights Act is the fact that libs now say that it was passed to guarantee people the right to engage in alternative sexuality.

A current case before the SCOTUS says that this law outlaws discrimination against Trannies and She-Males.

 

[Polishprince]

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

Rubbish.

My honky grandfather served African Americans in his store long before the Civil Rights Act was passed. My other honky grandfather would sell chickens and eggs and produce to whomever had the money, regardless of their ethnicity.

 

[rightwinger]

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

Rubbish.

My honky grandfather served African Americans in his store long before the Civil Rights Act was passed. My other honky grandfather would sell chickens and eggs and produce to whomever had the money, regardless of their ethnicity.

And the millions of other whites in the south?

 

[Polishprince]

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

Rubbish.

My honky grandfather served African Americans in his store long before the Civil Rights Act was passed. My other honky grandfather would sell chickens and eggs and produce to whomever had the money, regardless of their ethnicity.

And the millions of other whites in the south?

FW Woolworth was a New York corporation, it had nothing to do with "The South".

 

[IM2]

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

We are talking about 3 different civil rights acts. And they happened because whites refused to follow the law.

 

[IM2]

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

Actually, America wasn't that segregated at all, among conservatives. My grandfather served anyone with money at his store. Kids, regardless of race however, had to have a note if they were picking up cigarettes for their mums

That's a lie. Political ideology had nothing to do with segregation. I live in a conservative state where segregation was so tough that we took it to the supreme court. It was called Brown v. Topeka.

Where did you live?

In America.

 

[IM2]

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

What's interesting now about the Republican Passed Civil Rights Act is the fact that libs now say that it was passed to guarantee people the right to engage in alternative sexuality.

A current case before the SCOTUS says that this law outlaws discrimination against Trannies and She-Males.

There was no republican passed civil rights act and todays republican party would not vote for it.

 

[IM2]

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

Rubbish.

My honky grandfather served African Americans in his store long before the Civil Rights Act was passed. My other honky grandfather would sell chickens and eggs and produce to whomever had the money, regardless of their ethnicity.

And the millions of other whites in the south?

FW Woolworth was a New York corporation, it had nothing to do with "The South".

Malcolm X lived in New York. Racism still exists there.

 

[Polishprince]

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

We are talking about 3 different civil rights acts. And they happened because whites refused to follow the law.

It wasn't against the law to discriminate back in the day, so it had nothing to do with so-called "whites" refusing to "follow the law".

BTW, I object to the term "white". My skin isn't white by any definition of the color. In fact the only truly white people I've ever seen are a few local albinos who are ironically part of the so-called "black" race.

 

[Polishprince]

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

The Civil Rights Act was necessary because whites could not be trusted to act responsibly

Rubbish.

My honky grandfather served African Americans in his store long before the Civil Rights Act was passed. My other honky grandfather would sell chickens and eggs and produce to whomever had the money, regardless of their ethnicity.

And the millions of other whites in the south?

FW Woolworth was a New York corporation, it had nothing to do with "The South".

Malcolm X lived in New York. Racism still exists there.

I'm sure racism still does exist in New York. But it doesn't exist out here in MAGA Country. Notice how Eric Garner got whacked in the Big Apple, and Lacquan McDonald got iced in Far Left Chicago?

The racism in America is concentrated is Ultraliberal cities.

 

[IM2]

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

No. You figure it since you and those like you continue to excuse the continuing history of white racism in this country.

OK, I'll answer for you. The Civil Rights Act was necessary because the black man could not take care of himself and needed the white man to help him.

We are talking about 3 different civil rights acts. And they happened because whites refused to follow the law.

It wasn't against the law to discriminate back in the day, so it had nothing to do with so-called "whites" refusing to "follow the law".

BTW, I object to the term "white". My skin isn't white by any definition of the color. In fact the only truly white people I've ever seen are a few local albinos who are ironically part of the so-called "black" race.

Pathetic. Civil rights laws were passed, that meant no more discrimination. But whites refused to follow those civil rights laws. I object to your racism and my skin isn't black. You have not seen albinos that are part of the black race. So as long as you talk about a black race, you are white.