I guess I’m going to have to waste time setting the record straight. You are speaking truth that Democrats used to do those things. Then the Conservatives departed the Democratic Party when the party abandoned those beliefs in favor of equality for all. Those Conservatives and their descendants now support Republicans.
Now, it’s true that the Democrats used to do those things. But what is worse? Having those things in the history? Or supporting those things today?
The KKK endorsed Trump.
The support of racists and white nationalists has been a campaign-long problem for Trump. Former KKK leader David Duke has repeatedly and enthusiastically backed the Republican nominee.
www.npr.org
So what is worse, having had the support of Racists in the past, or having the support of racists today? I’m thinking the Past is where you learn from. The mistakes of days gone by. I’m thinking it’s worse to repeat those mistakes today refusing to learn from them.
I not only want people to possess firearms. I am a CCW holder in Georgia despite the Constitutional Carry law that was passed. I am also a supporter of returning full rights including Voting and the right to keep and bear arms to criminals who have served their sentences. People who did their time should have full rights as citizens again in my opinion. Where exactly do you stand on that? Oh yeah. We have to keep the guns out of the hands of criminals and in the law abiding hands of good Americans right?
Then again, I’m a Christian, and I believe forgiveness is blessed.
So while you denounce me for occasionally voting for Democrats, a fact I’ve pronounced often, and their horrible historical record on minorities and equality, which is true, shouldn’t you be denouncing me for voting for Republicans, as I have stated often that I do, and their current practices?
I voted for Kemp in the last election, and Rafesberger, and instead of Walker, voted for Warnock. Shall I continue on describing how I split my vote between the parties for the better people IMO?