Why black people aren't Republicans

[MarcATL]

In a recent podcast called the "Original Blexit" it was explained why most of us aren't Republicans today. Here is the timeline:

• -1870s: Black people are Republicans because Democrats are disenfranchising black voters through poll taxes, lynchings, and literacy tests.
• 1920s/1930s - some white Republicans want to push black people out of the party. Republican president Herbert Hoover, supported by the KKK, says that he wants the Republican party to be Lily white
• 1930s - cracks in AA support of Republicans start to form because of the Great depression. Although FDR's New Deal discriminates against us, we still feel its positive effects. Meanwhile, Republicans are appealing to us through black celebrities. We feel that Republicans are taking us for granted, and that the Democrats are at least doing something.
• 1940s - 1950s the black vote is up for grabs for both parties.
• 1960s - Nixon is running against Kennedy. Jackie Robinson, a staunch Republican who is good friends with Nixon, asks him to call Dr. King in jail as a show of support. He refused, but Kennedy called Coretta, asking if there was anything she needed. MLK says that no Republican reached out to him while he was in jail. Black people come out to vote for Kennedy.
• 1960s - Democrat president Lyndon Johnson signs the civil Rights act (although he was racist).
• 1960s - the straw that broke the camel's back was when the Republican party made Goldwater it's presidential candidate against Johnson. Goldwater was opposed to the civil Rights act. Jackie Robinson forms "Black Republicans for Johnson." Only 6% of us vote for Goldwater.
• 1960s - Republicans court racist southern Democrats who, were angry about Johnson signing the civil Rights act. Obviously, the racist Southerners and AAs couldn't both have a home in the Republican party. AAs attending the RNC were verbally and physically attacked.
• 1980s - Regan cements the existing divide through dog whistling, using terms like "states rights" and being against social programs.
• 2019 - the Republican party is 90% white.

And as you always see me post, today, the Republican party is CONSTANTLY and CONTINUOUSLY engaged in voter suppression of blacks. Today.

And they have the nerve to wonder why blacks don't vote for them.


No link - Closed.

MarcATL

 

[LeftofLeft]

In a recent podcast called the "Original Blexit" it was explained why most of us aren't Republicans today. Here is the timeline:

• -1870s: Black people are Republicans because Democrats are disenfranchising black voters through poll taxes, lynchings, and literacy tests.
• 1920s/1930s - some white Republicans want to push black people out of the party. Republican president Herbert Hoover, supported by the KKK, says that he wants the Republican party to be Lily white
• 1930s - cracks in AA support of Republicans start to form because of the Great depression. Although FDR's New Deal discriminates against us, we still feel its positive effects. Meanwhile, Republicans are appealing to us through black celebrities. We feel that Republicans are taking us for granted, and that the Democrats are at least doing something.
• 1940s - 1950s the black vote is up for grabs for both parties.
• 1960s - Nixon is running against Kennedy. Jackie Robinson, a staunch Republican who is good friends with Nixon, asks him to call Dr. King in jail as a show of support. He refused, but Kennedy called Coretta, asking if there was anything she needed. MLK says that no Republican reached out to him while he was in jail. Black people come out to vote for Kennedy.
• 1960s - Democrat president Lyndon Johnson signs the civil Rights act (although he was racist).
• 1960s - the straw that broke the camel's back was when the Republican party made Goldwater it's presidential candidate against Johnson. Goldwater was opposed to the civil Rights act. Jackie Robinson forms "Black Republicans for Johnson." Only 6% of us vote for Goldwater.
• 1960s - Republicans court racist southern Democrats who, were angry about Johnson signing the civil Rights act. Obviously, the racist Southerners and AAs couldn't both have a home in the Republican party. AAs attending the RNC were verbally and physically attacked.
• 1980s - Regan cements the existing divide through dog whistling, using terms like "states rights" and being against social programs.
• 2019 - the Republican party is 90% white.

And as you always see me post, today, the Republican party is CONSTANTLY and CONTINUOUSLY engaged in voter suppression of blacks. Today.

And they have the nerve to wonder why blacks don't vote for them.

You forgot the LBJ 200 Year Plan.

 

[Lakhota]

Why black people aren't Republicans

One doesn't need to be black to know why.

 

[Kentucky_Conservative]

Blacks keep voting for the empty promises of the rich Democrat party, and they keep blaming the FAILURE of the Democrat party to deliver on its promises ... on rich White Republicans.

 

[MarcATL]

Blacks keep voting for the empty promises of the Democrat party, and they keep blaming the FAILURE of the Democrat party to deliver on its promises ... on White people.

Ignoring the facts again I see.

Figures.

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[dudmuck]

In a recent podcast called the "Original Blexit" it was explained why most of us aren't Republicans today. Here is the timeline:

• -1870s: Black people are Republicans because Democrats are disenfranchising black voters through poll taxes, lynchings, and literacy tests.
• 1920s/1930s - some white Republicans want to push black people out of the party. Republican president Herbert Hoover, supported by the KKK, says that he wants the Republican party to be Lily white
• 1930s - cracks in AA support of Republicans start to form because of the Great depression. Although FDR's New Deal discriminates against us, we still feel its positive effects. Meanwhile, Republicans are appealing to us through black celebrities. We feel that Republicans are taking us for granted, and that the Democrats are at least doing something.
• 1940s - 1950s the black vote is up for grabs for both parties.
• 1960s - Nixon is running against Kennedy. Jackie Robinson, a staunch Republican who is good friends with Nixon, asks him to call Dr. King in jail as a show of support. He refused, but Kennedy called Coretta, asking if there was anything she needed. MLK says that no Republican reached out to him while he was in jail. Black people come out to vote for Kennedy.
• 1960s - Democrat president Lyndon Johnson signs the civil Rights act (although he was racist).
• 1960s - the straw that broke the camel's back was when the Republican party made Goldwater it's presidential candidate against Johnson. Goldwater was opposed to the civil Rights act. Jackie Robinson forms "Black Republicans for Johnson." Only 6% of us vote for Goldwater.
• 1960s - Republicans court racist southern Democrats who, were angry about Johnson signing the civil Rights act. Obviously, the racist Southerners and AAs couldn't both have a home in the Republican party. AAs attending the RNC were verbally and physically attacked.
• 1980s - Regan cements the existing divide through dog whistling, using terms like "states rights" and being against social programs.
• 2019 - the Republican party is 90% white.

And as you always see me post, today, the Republican party is CONSTANTLY and CONTINUOUSLY engaged in voter suppression of blacks. Today.

And they have the nerve to wonder why blacks don't vote for them.

Well yea, its because of Southern Strategey.

 

[theHawk]

In a recent podcast called the "Original Blexit" it was explained why most of us aren't Republicans today. Here is the timeline:

• -1870s: Black people are Republicans because Democrats are disenfranchising black voters through poll taxes, lynchings, and literacy tests.
• 1920s/1930s - some white Republicans want to push black people out of the party. Republican president Herbert Hoover, supported by the KKK, says that he wants the Republican party to be Lily white
• 1930s - cracks in AA support of Republicans start to form because of the Great depression. Although FDR's New Deal discriminates against us, we still feel its positive effects. Meanwhile, Republicans are appealing to us through black celebrities. We feel that Republicans are taking us for granted, and that the Democrats are at least doing something.
• 1940s - 1950s the black vote is up for grabs for both parties.
• 1960s - Nixon is running against Kennedy. Jackie Robinson, a staunch Republican who is good friends with Nixon, asks him to call Dr. King in jail as a show of support. He refused, but Kennedy called Coretta, asking if there was anything she needed. MLK says that no Republican reached out to him while he was in jail. Black people come out to vote for Kennedy.
• 1960s - Democrat president Lyndon Johnson signs the civil Rights act (although he was racist).
• 1960s - the straw that broke the camel's back was when the Republican party made Goldwater it's presidential candidate against Johnson. Goldwater was opposed to the civil Rights act. Jackie Robinson forms "Black Republicans for Johnson." Only 6% of us vote for Goldwater.
• 1960s - Republicans court racist southern Democrats who, were angry about Johnson signing the civil Rights act. Obviously, the racist Southerners and AAs couldn't both have a home in the Republican party. AAs attending the RNC were verbally and physically attacked.
• 1980s - Regan cements the existing divide through dog whistling, using terms like "states rights" and being against social programs.
• 2019 - the Republican party is 90% white.

And as you always see me post, today, the Republican party is CONSTANTLY and CONTINUOUSLY engaged in voter suppression of blacks. Today.

And they have the nerve to wonder why blacks don't vote for them.

Please keep voting Democrat. Send them your money too.

 

[Kentucky_Conservative]

Blacks keep voting for the empty promises of the Democrat party, and they keep blaming the FAILURE of the Democrat party to deliver on its promises ... on White people.

Ignoring the facts again I see.

Figures.

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Would you care to elaborate?

 

[Tijn Von Ingersleben]

being against social programs.

Encapsulated it for ya Tyrone.

 

[Kentucky_Conservative]

being against social programs[/QUOTE]

Encapsulated it for ya Tyrone..."gibs me dats".
You're welcome.

If you are saying rich white republicans are against "social programs" you are correct. We have SEEN how those programs hold back the black race.

St. Louis, Memphis, Chicago, Compton, Cleveland, etc.etc. Show me ONE city controlled by the Democrats over the past 50 years that is not a complete crime ridden, welfare sucking shit hole.

Oh, but vote for doe's DEMOCRATS again! Dey Sez deyz gonna' FIX it! Where's my free shit?

 

[Kentucky_Conservative]

INTELLIGENT black people ARE conservatives.

 

[Bush92]

In a recent podcast called the "Original Blexit" it was explained why most of us aren't Republicans today. Here is the timeline:

• -1870s: Black people are Republicans because Democrats are disenfranchising black voters through poll taxes, lynchings, and literacy tests.
• 1920s/1930s - some white Republicans want to push black people out of the party. Republican president Herbert Hoover, supported by the KKK, says that he wants the Republican party to be Lily white
• 1930s - cracks in AA support of Republicans start to form because of the Great depression. Although FDR's New Deal discriminates against us, we still feel its positive effects. Meanwhile, Republicans are appealing to us through black celebrities. We feel that Republicans are taking us for granted, and that the Democrats are at least doing something.
• 1940s - 1950s the black vote is up for grabs for both parties.
• 1960s - Nixon is running against Kennedy. Jackie Robinson, a staunch Republican who is good friends with Nixon, asks him to call Dr. King in jail as a show of support. He refused, but Kennedy called Coretta, asking if there was anything she needed. MLK says that no Republican reached out to him while he was in jail. Black people come out to vote for Kennedy.
• 1960s - Democrat president Lyndon Johnson signs the civil Rights act (although he was racist).
• 1960s - the straw that broke the camel's back was when the Republican party made Goldwater it's presidential candidate against Johnson. Goldwater was opposed to the civil Rights act. Jackie Robinson forms "Black Republicans for Johnson." Only 6% of us vote for Goldwater.
• 1960s - Republicans court racist southern Democrats who, were angry about Johnson signing the civil Rights act. Obviously, the racist Southerners and AAs couldn't both have a home in the Republican party. AAs attending the RNC were verbally and physically attacked.
• 1980s - Regan cements the existing divide through dog whistling, using terms like "states rights" and being against social programs.
• 2019 - the Republican party is 90% white.

And as you always see me post, today, the Republican party is CONSTANTLY and CONTINUOUSLY engaged in voter suppression of blacks. Today.

And they have the nerve to wonder why blacks don't vote for them.

Because they would rather whine, piss, bitch, moan and get free shit from the government. All because their great,great,great,great, grandparents...might have been...slaves. I thought 40 acres and a mule ended in 1877?

 

[cnm]

INTELLIGENT black people ARE conservatives.

Are you one and is that how you know?

 

[westwall]

Because they, like most of the population regardless of race, are lazy and don't bother to check on what dems claim, which means that dems have been able to keep them on the plantation as welfare slaves.

They are only given attention when the Dems need their votes.

Hopefully they will wake up soon.

 

[buttercup]

(This doesn't mean I like the Republican party. Like Barkley, I don't like either, but it is true that limosine liberals keep people of color down. Why stick with a party that doesn't truly care about you?)