Survey: White Christians are now a minority of US population

Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

Guno said: ↑

White fundys down to 17 percent and generic white christians 43% , fundys included , facts and data is not your friends

Why does it bother you that this has happened?
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I could care less: If you are bound, with me, to these truths:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed

If you aren't, then you aren't, regardless of your family background or religious beliefs.

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

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Democrats, and they reigned their war of terror as the terrorist arm of the Democrat Party. This is known. More Horse ****.
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and <SNIP>

The white southern conservatives began moving to the GOP in 1968 and complete the process by the end of the Reagan terms.

These are the facts taught in HS and college and university.

No one else other than the hard right revisionists even read their nonsense.

Those who do believe this nonsense hate American's founding documents.

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro's argument was beaten into submission so now he is slicing my posts to get me to say something that I did not say.

Zorro said: ↑

Democrats, and they reigned their war of terror as the terrorist arm of the Democrat Party. This is known. More Horse ****.

Democrat dominance of the South originated during and after Reconstruction as Democrats established white supremacy and disenfranchise blacks. The Republican Party had defeated the Confederacy, abolished slavery, and gave blacks the right to vote, to be citizens and prevented their further enslavement by Democrats through Constitutional amendment. Democrat States were not allowed to rejoin the Union until they ratified all 3 of the Republican Constitutional Amendments, the 13th 14th and 15th amendments. In several of these states, black voters were a majority or close to it. The Democrat Party became the vehicle for the white supremacist “Redeemers”. The Ku Klux Klan, as well as other insurgent paramilitary groups such as the White League and Red Shirts from 1874, acted as "the military arm of the Democrat party" to disrupt Republican organizing, and intimidate and suppress black voters.

By 1876, Redeemer Democrats had taken control of all the state governments in the South. From then until the 1960s, state and local government in the South was almost entirely monopolized by Democrats. The Democrats reinforced the loyalty of white voters by emphasizing the suffering of the South during the war at the hands of "Yankee invaders" under Republican leadership, and the noble service of their forefathers in "the Lost Cause". This rhetoric was effective with many Southerners. However, this propaganda was totally ineffective in areas that had been loyal to the Union during the war, such as eastern Tennessee. Eastern Tennessee welcomed U.S. troops as liberators, and voted Republican after the war, even to the present.

The “Solid South” from 1880–1912.
Even after Democrats regained control of state legislatures, some blacks were elected to local offices and state legislatures in the South. Black U.S. Representatives were elected from the South as late as the 1890s, usually from overwhelmingly black areas. Also in the 1890s, the Populists developed a following in the South, among poor whites resentful of the Democrat party establishment. Populists formed alliances with Republicans (including blacks) and challenged the Democrat bosses, even defeating them in some cases.

To prevent such coalitions Democrats acted to disfranchise both blacks and poor whites. From 1890 to 1910, beginning with Mississippi, southern states adopted new constitutions and other laws including various devices to restrict voter registration, disfranchising virtually all black and many poor white residents. These devices applied to all citizens; in practice they disfranchised most blacks and also “would remove from voter registration rolls the less educated, less organized, more impoverished whites as well – and that would ensure one-party Democrat rule through most of the 20th century in the South. All the southern Democrat states adopted provisions that restricted voter registration and suffrage, including new requirements for poll taxes, longer residency, and subjective literacy tests.

For Democrats holding all political power was their accomplished goal. From 1876 through 1944, the national Democrat party opposed any calls for civil rights for blacks. In Congress Democrats blocked such efforts whenever Republicans targeted the issue.

Democrats passed “Jim Crow” laws which reinforced racial segregation. The Republican Fourteenth Amendment provided for apportionment of representation in Congress to be reduced if a state disenfranchised part of its population. However, this clause was never applied to the Democrat states that disenfranchised blacks. No blacks were elected to any office in the South for decades after the turn of the century; and they were also excluded from juries and other participation in civil life.

Democrat candidates won by large margins in the Southern states in every presidential election from the election of 1876 to 1948 except for 1928, when the Democrat candidate was Al Smith, a Catholic New Yorker; and even in that election, the divided South provided Smith with nearly three-fourths of his electoral votes. Democrat Woodrow Wilson’s 1912 election was the result of disfranchisement of blacks in the South, and he promptly re-segregated the Federal Government. It also had far-reaching effects in Congress, where the Democrat South gained about 25 extra seats in Congress for each decade between 1903 and 1953.

In the Deep South (South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas), Democrat dominance was overwhelming, with 80%–90% of the vote, and only a tiny number of Republican state legislators or local officials. Mississippi and South Carolina were the most extreme cases – between 1900 and 1944, only in 1928 when the three subcoastal Mississippi counties of Pearl River, Stone and George went for Hoover did the Democrats lose a single one of these two states’ counties in any presidential election. In the remaining states, the German-American Texas counties of Gillespie and Kendall, and a number of counties in Appalachian parts of Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia would vote Republican in presidential elections through this period. In the Upper South (Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia), Republicans retained a significant presence mainly in these remote Appalachian regions which supported the Union during the Civil War, even winning occasional governorships and often drawing over 40% in presidential votes.

By the 1920s, as memories of the Civil War faded, the Solid South cracked slightly. For instance, a Republican was elected U.S. Representative from Texas in 1920, serving until 1932. The Republican national landslides in 1920 and 1928 had some effects. In the 1920 elections, Tennessee elected a Republican governor, elected Republicans to five of the state’s ten U.S. House seats and became the first former Confederate state to vote for the Republican candidate for U.S. President since Reconstruction. However, with the Democrat national landslide of 1932, the South again became solidly Democrat.

Southern demography was changing, from 1910 through 1970, about 6.5 million black southerners moved to urban areas in other parts of the country in the Great Migration, and demographics began to change southern states in other ways. Florida began to expand rapidly, with retirees and other migrants from other regions becoming a majority of the population. Many of these new residents brought their Republican voting habits with them, diluting traditional Southern hostility to the Republicans. The Republican Party began to make gains in the South. By the mid-1960s, changes had come in many of the southern states. Texas elected a Republican Senator in 1961; Florida and Arkansas elected Republican governors in 1966. In the upper South, where Republicans had always been a small presence, Republicans gained a few House and Senate seats.

The South was still overwhelmingly Democrat at the state level, with majorities in all state legislatures, and most U.S. Representatives as well. The Democrats demonstrated their rage and hatred for the US in the 1968 Chicago Convention, horrifying much of the nation. Then in 1972 they ran McGovern on the "Acid, Abortion and Amnesty" ticket for the Vietnam Draft Dodgers and became more clearly the Party of Jane Fonda. Over the next thirty years Veteran Democrat officeholders retired or died, and older voters who were still rigidly Democrat also died off. There were also increasing numbers of migrants from other areas, especially in Florida, Texas, and North Carolina. Via the “Republican Revolution” in the 1994 elections, Republicans captured a majority of Southern House seats for the first time, in the wake of Clinton's National Gun Control measures.

Bill Clinton's Costly Assault Weapons Ban

This legislative act by Democrats, happily signed into law, broke the stranglehold Democrats had had on Congress since the FDR era and brought The Gingrich Revolution to power. Democrats continued to push gun control and have now lost all the political power they had accumulated from 1928, all the the way down from the National to the local level. All their gains, since FDR, gone. Nearly every State with a strong hunting culture, voted for Trump, even including a portion of Maine, except for the widespread cheating by Democrats, the sweep likely also included New Hampshire.

Today, the South is a Republican stronghold at the state and federal levels, with Republicans holding majorities in every southern state after the 2014 elections when it became increasingly undeniable that Democrats are generally racialist, divisive and demented in their political outlook. They cling to thoroughly discredited concepts of "race", they are largely viewed by The Electorate as racialist, demented and divisive. Failing to be able win by cheating at the ballot box, they are currently failing at bringing widespread political violence to our streets.

There was only a "Solid" South for Democrats in the 4 presidential between 1880 and 1892.

It fractured in the 4 elections between 1896 and 2008.

It reformed for Democrat Segregationist Woodrow Wilson for his first term.

It fractured for the 4 elections between 1916 and 1928

It reformed for Roosevelt's 4 elections and has never formed again.

It only persists in the minds of the fevered as an attempt to explain why Democrats keep losing, when you keep losing because you have no respect for our Country, Americans or our Constitutional Rights.

American's formed our government specifically to secure our rights, so its perfectly logical and prudent that we would reject Democrats who want a small group of elitist fools to micromanage the minutia of our daily lives.

If you want to win more elections, show more respect for OUR RIGHTS!
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Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

JakeStarkey said: ↑

Zorro's argument was beaten into submission so now he is slicing my posts to get me to say something that I did not say.
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The DNC's past is a dreadful horrible thing, that they would become the party of pulling down statues and yet assume that they should be allowed to continue to exist is an irony yet to dawn on them. Democrats have not lost all the strength they have amassed since 1928 because of Richard Nixon, my goodness you guys point at the weirdest things rather than accepting responsibility for how weird you have become.

But, BLM, Antifa, Men in the girl's showers, open advocacy for Islamists, and Gun Control, I mean take your pick, any one of them has sufficient explanatory power and in total, you're hosed.

Get Woke!

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

The DNC's past is a dreadful horrible thing, that they would become the party of pulling down statues and yet assume that they should be allowed to continue to exist is an irony yet to dawn on them. Democrats have not lost all the strength they have amassed since 1928 because of Richard Nixon, my goodness you guys point at the weirdest things rather than accepting responsibility for how weird you have become.

But, BLM, Antifa, Men in the girl's showers, open advocacy for Islamists, and Gun Control, I mean take your pick, any one of them has sufficient explanatory power and in total, you're hosed.

Get Woke!
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Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

JakeStarkey said: ↑

...This is what is being taught in HS and institutions of higher education.
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I'm aware of that. But, Millennials all have smart phones, a google search bar, and an insatiable appetite for information. They'll look these thing up, educate themselves and then do one hell of a lot better job than we have, cleaning this massive mess up!

Mac-7 · Sep 9, 2017

Old Trapper said: ↑

Ignoring the rest of your usual ignorance, give an example of Trumps "independence".
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Building the wall

No e of the corrupt swamp creatures in washington in either party want to do it except trump

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

I'm aware of that. But, Millennials all have smart phones, a google search bar, and an insatiable appetite for information. They'll look these thing up, educate themselves and then do one hell of a lot better job than we have, cleaning this massive mess up!
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They will put the hard right away forever is what they will do.

Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

JakeStarkey said: ↑

They will put the hard right away forever is what they will do.
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No loss, they are little more than a figment of your fevered imagination.

VanCleef · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

Democrat dominance of the South originated during and after Reconstruction as Democrats established white supremacy and disenfranchise blacks. The Republican Party had defeated the Confederacy, abolished slavery, and gave blacks the right to vote, to be citizens and prevented their further enslavement by Democrats through Constitutional amendment. Democrat States were not allowed to rejoin the Union until they ratified all 3 of the Republican Constitutional Amendments, the 13th 14th and 15th amendments. In several of these states, black voters were a majority or close to it. The Democrat Party became the vehicle for the white supremacist “Redeemers”. The Ku Klux Klan, as well as other insurgent paramilitary groups such as the White League and Red Shirts from 1874, acted as "the military arm of the Democrat party" to disrupt Republican organizing, and intimidate and suppress black voters.

By 1876, Redeemer Democrats had taken control of all the state governments in the South. From then until the 1960s, state and local government in the South was almost entirely monopolized by Democrats. The Democrats reinforced the loyalty of white voters by emphasizing the suffering of the South during the war at the hands of "Yankee invaders" under Republican leadership, and the noble service of their forefathers in "the Lost Cause". This rhetoric was effective with many Southerners. However, this propaganda was totally ineffective in areas that had been loyal to the Union during the war, such as eastern Tennessee. Eastern Tennessee welcomed U.S. troops as liberators, and voted Republican after the war, even to the present.

The “Solid South” from 1880–1912.
Even after Democrats regained control of state legislatures, some blacks were elected to local offices and state legislatures in the South. Black U.S. Representatives were elected from the South as late as the 1890s, usually from overwhelmingly black areas. Also in the 1890s, the Populists developed a following in the South, among poor whites resentful of the Democrat party establishment. Populists formed alliances with Republicans (including blacks) and challenged the Democrat bosses, even defeating them in some cases.

To prevent such coalitions Democrats acted to disfranchise both blacks and poor whites. From 1890 to 1910, beginning with Mississippi, southern states adopted new constitutions and other laws including various devices to restrict voter registration, disfranchising virtually all black and many poor white residents. These devices applied to all citizens; in practice they disfranchised most blacks and also “would remove from voter registration rolls the less educated, less organized, more impoverished whites as well – and that would ensure one-party Democrat rule through most of the 20th century in the South. All the southern Democrat states adopted provisions that restricted voter registration and suffrage, including new requirements for poll taxes, longer residency, and subjective literacy tests.

For Democrats holding all political power was their accomplished goal. From 1876 through 1944, the national Democrat party opposed any calls for civil rights for blacks. In Congress Democrats blocked such efforts whenever Republicans targeted the issue.

Democrats passed “Jim Crow” laws which reinforced racial segregation. The Republican Fourteenth Amendment provided for apportionment of representation in Congress to be reduced if a state disenfranchised part of its population. However, this clause was never applied to the Democrat states that disenfranchised blacks. No blacks were elected to any office in the South for decades after the turn of the century; and they were also excluded from juries and other participation in civil life.

Democrat candidates won by large margins in the Southern states in every presidential election from the election of 1876 to 1948 except for 1928, when the Democrat candidate was Al Smith, a Catholic New Yorker; and even in that election, the divided South provided Smith with nearly three-fourths of his electoral votes. Democrat Woodrow Wilson’s 1912 election was the result of disfranchisement of blacks in the South, and he promptly re-segregated the Federal Government. It also had far-reaching effects in Congress, where the Democrat South gained about 25 extra seats in Congress for each decade between 1903 and 1953.

In the Deep South (South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas), Democrat dominance was overwhelming, with 80%–90% of the vote, and only a tiny number of Republican state legislators or local officials. Mississippi and South Carolina were the most extreme cases – between 1900 and 1944, only in 1928 when the three subcoastal Mississippi counties of Pearl River, Stone and George went for Hoover did the Democrats lose a single one of these two states’ counties in any presidential election. In the remaining states, the German-American Texas counties of Gillespie and Kendall, and a number of counties in Appalachian parts of Arkansas, Alabama and Georgia would vote Republican in presidential elections through this period. In the Upper South (Tennessee, North Carolina, and Virginia), Republicans retained a significant presence mainly in these remote Appalachian regions which supported the Union during the Civil War, even winning occasional governorships and often drawing over 40% in presidential votes.

By the 1920s, as memories of the Civil War faded, the Solid South cracked slightly. For instance, a Republican was elected U.S. Representative from Texas in 1920, serving until 1932. The Republican national landslides in 1920 and 1928 had some effects. In the 1920 elections, Tennessee elected a Republican governor, elected Republicans to five of the state’s ten U.S. House seats and became the first former Confederate state to vote for the Republican candidate for U.S. President since Reconstruction. However, with the Democrat national landslide of 1932, the South again became solidly Democrat.

Southern demography was changing, from 1910 through 1970, about 6.5 million black southerners moved to urban areas in other parts of the country in the Great Migration, and demographics began to change southern states in other ways. Florida began to expand rapidly, with retirees and other migrants from other regions becoming a majority of the population. Many of these new residents brought their Republican voting habits with them, diluting traditional Southern hostility to the Republicans. The Republican Party began to make gains in the South. By the mid-1960s, changes had come in many of the southern states. Texas elected a Republican Senator in 1961; Florida and Arkansas elected Republican governors in 1966. In the upper South, where Republicans had always been a small presence, Republicans gained a few House and Senate seats.

The South was still overwhelmingly Democrat at the state level, with majorities in all state legislatures, and most U.S. Representatives as well. The Democrats demonstrated their rage and hatred for the US in the 1968 Chicago Convention, horrifying much of the nation. Then in 1972 they ran McGovern on the "Acid, Abortion and Amnesty" ticket for the Vietnam Draft Dodgers and became more clearly the Party of Jane Fonda. Over the next thirty years Veteran Democrat officeholders retired or died, and older voters who were still rigidly Democrat also died off. There were also increasing numbers of migrants from other areas, especially in Florida, Texas, and North Carolina. Via the “Republican Revolution” in the 1994 elections, Republicans captured a majority of Southern House seats for the first time, in the wake of Clinton's National Gun Control measures.
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This group became Republicans.

I know you know this fact.

http://www.history.com/news/how-the-party-of-lincoln-won-over-the-once-democratic-south

To understand some of the reasons the South went from a largely Democratic region to a primarily Republican area today, just follow the decades of debate over racial issues in the United States.

On April 11, 1968 President Lyndon Johnson signs the Civil Rights bill while seated at a table surrounded by members of Congress, Washington DC. (Credit: Warren Leffler/Underwood Archives/Getty Images)
The Republican party was originally founded in the mid-1800s to oppose immigration and the spread of slavery, says David Goldfield, whose new book on American politics, The Gifted Generation: When Government Was Good, comes out in November.

“The Republican party was strictly a sectional party, meaning that it just did not exist in the South,” he says. “The South couldn’t care less about immigration.” But it did care about preserving slavery.

After the Civil War, the Democratic party’s opposition to Republican Reconstruction legislation solidified its hold on the South.

“The Democratic party came to be more than a political party in the South—it came to be a defender of a way of life,” Goldfield says. “And that way of life was the restoration as much as possible of white supremacy … The Confederate statues you see all around were primarily erected by Democrats.”

The Dixie Democrats seceding from the Democratic Party. The rump convention, called after the Democrats had attached President Truman’s civil rights program to the party platform, placed Governor Strom Thurmond of South Carolina and Governor Fielding L. Wright of Mississippi in nomination. (Credit: Bettmann/Getty Images)
Up until the post-World War II period, the party’s hold on the region was so entrenched that Southern politicians usually couldn’t get elected unless they were Democrats. But when President Harry S. Truman, a Democratic Southerner, introduced a pro-civil rights platform at the party’s 1948 convention, a faction walked out.

These defectors, known as the “Dixiecrats,” held a separate convention in Birmingham, Alabama. There, they nominated South Carolina Governor Strom Thurmond, a staunch opposer of civil rights, to run for president on their “States’ Rights” ticket. Although Thurmond lost the election to Truman, he still won over a million popular votes.

It “was the first time since before the Civil War that the South was not solidly Democratic,” Goldfield says. “And that began the erosion of the southern influence in the Democratic party.”

After that, the majority of the South still continued to vote Democratic because it thought of the Republican party as the party of Abraham Lincoln and Reconstruction. The big break didn’t come until President Johnson, another Southern Democrat, signed the Civil Rights Act in 1964 and the Voting Rights Actin 1965.

Govenor Strom Thurmond of South Carolina, was nominated as States’ Right candidate at the rump convention held in Birmingham on by southern recalcitrants. The Southerners took this drastic action after the Democratic convention added President Truman’s civil rights program of its party platform. (Credit: Bettmann/Getty Images)
Though some Democrats had switched to the Republican party prior to this, “the defections became a flood” after Johnson signed these acts, Goldfield says. “And so the political parties began to reconstitute themselves.”

The change wasn’t total or immediate. During the late 1960s and early ‘70s, white Southerners were still transitioning away from the Democratic party (newly enfranchised black Southerners voted and continue to vote Democratic). And even as Republican Richard Nixon employed a “Southern strategy” that appealed to the racism of Southern white voters, former Alabama Governor George Wallace (who’d wanted “segregation now, segregation tomorrow, and segregation forever”) ran as a Democrat in the 1972 presidential primaries.

By the time Ronald Reagan became president in 1980, the Republican party’s hold on white Southerners was firm. Today, the Republican party remains the party of the South. It’s an ironic outcome considering that a century ago, white Southerners would’ve never considered voting for the party of Lincoln.
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Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

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This group became Republicans...
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Myth. Strom Thurmond, maybe a few others. They were born Democrats and they died Democrats.
Republicans freed the slaves.
Republicans passed the amendments to ensure no one would ever be enslaved again in this Great Nation.
Republicans started the NAACP
Republicans built the Negro Colleges so that Blacks could get an education.

Dred Scott was a 7 - 2 decision.

Voting for this truly dreadful decision;

Seven - DEMOCRATS

Dissent:

The Honorable John McLean - REPUBLICAN
The Honorable Benjamin Curtis - WHIG. He was so disgusted by this decision that he resigned from the Court and to this very day, remains the only American to ever resign from the Supreme Court on a matter of principle.

Republicans ended slavery by force of arms. The Democrat in the South would not give up their horrid institution, until Republicans had killed 30% of Democrat males in the South. Then, finally, beaten into submission, their state-hoods lost, they were only allowed to rejoin the Union after they ratified the Republican Constitutional Amendments; the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments that assured that Democrats could never again hold Blacks or anyone else as slaves.

For you to pretend that our glorious history of Liberation, is actually your history,
And that your horrible history of rape, murder, lynching, slavery and the KKK is actually, our history.
Is like Hillary blaming Bernie for her losing the Presidency!

Wake Up!

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

No loss, they are little more than a figment of your fevered imagination.
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JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

Myth. Strom Thurmond, maybe a few others. They were born Democrats and they died Democrats.
Republicans freed the slaves.
Republicans passed the amendments to ensure no one would ever be enslaved again in this Great Nation.
Republicans started the NAACP
Republicans built the Negro Colleges so that Blacks could get an education.

Dred Scott was a 7 - 2 decision.

Voting for this truly dreadful decision;

Seven - DEMOCRATS

Dissent:

The Honorable John McLean - REPUBLICAN
The Honorable Benjamin Curtis - WHIG. He was so disgusted by this decision that he resigned from the Court and to this very day, remains the only American to ever resign from the Supreme Court on a matter of principle.

Republicans ended slavery by force of arms. The Democrat in the South would not give up their horrid institution, until Republicans had killed 30% of Democrat males in the South. Then, finally, beaten into submission, their state-hoods lost, they were only allowed to rejoin the Union after they ratified the Republican Constitutional Amendments; the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments that assured that Democrats could never again hold Blacks or anyone else as slaves.

For you to pretend that our glorious history of Liberation, is actually your history,
And that your horrible history of rape, murder, lynching, slavery and the KKK is actually, our history.
Is like Hillary blaming Bernie for her losing the Presidency!

Wake Up!
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Zorro, wake up. The millennials are not buying the alt right and far right revisionism.

The know white southern conservatives became Republicans by the end of the Reagan terms.

VanCleef · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

Myth
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Okay, so History Channel is lying?

http://www.history.com/news/how-the-party-of-lincoln-won-over-the-once-democratic-south

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

Myth. Strom Thurmond, maybe a few others. They were born Democrats and they died Democrats.
Republicans freed the slaves.
Republicans passed the amendments to ensure no one would ever be enslaved again in this Great Nation.
Republicans started the NAACP
Republicans built the Negro Colleges so that Blacks could get an education.

Dred Scott was a 7 - 2 decision.

Voting for this truly dreadful decision;

Seven - DEMOCRATS

Dissent:

The Honorable John McLean - REPUBLICAN
The Honorable Benjamin Curtis - WHIG. He was so disgusted by this decision that he resigned from the Court and to this very day, remains the only American to ever resign from the Supreme Court on a matter of principle.

Republicans ended slavery by force of arms. The Democrat in the South would not give up their horrid institution, until Republicans had killed 30% of Democrat males in the South. Then, finally, beaten into submission, their state-hoods lost, they were only allowed to rejoin the Union after they ratified the Republican Constitutional Amendments; the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments that assured that Democrats could never again hold Blacks or anyone else as slaves.

For you to pretend that our glorious history of Liberation, is actually your history,
And that your horrible history of rape, murder, lynching, slavery and the KKK is actually, our history.
Is like Hillary blaming Bernie for her losing the Presidency!

Wake Up!
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What have you done since Goldwater et al voted against Civil Rights and Voting Rights.

You threw the GOP history in the toilet.

Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

JakeStarkey said: ↑

What have you done since Goldwater et al voted against Civil Rights and Voting Rights.

You threw the GOP history in the toilet.
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Get Woke!

80% of Republicans voted for it,
it passed on REPUBLICAN votes.

You fool no one.

Millennials are smart. Wait until they find out how much you guys have lied to them....!

You think they are pissed now about how the DNC rigged the primary against them and now Hillary is blaming THEM for her loss? You aint seen nothin' yet!

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

Get Woke! 80% of Republicans voted for it, it passed on REPUBLICAN votes. You fool no one. Millennials are smart. Wait until they find out how much you guys have lied to them....! You think they are pissed now about how the DNC rigged the primary against them and now Hillary is blaming THEM for her loss? You aint seen nothin' yet!
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You really can't compute. The GOP in the South voted 100% against it in Congress . . . 100%. It was a geography and regional vote, north/west vs the Southern white conservatives GOP and Dems.

The millennials know the hard right and the southern conservatives are full of crap. They have been awake, Zorro, and they will simply shovel your crap back to you.

Millennials hate right wing racism, like yours, and they are far smarter than the right wing brand of politics.

Zorro · Sep 9, 2017

JakeStarkey said: ↑

You really can't compute.
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You need to learn to look things up for yourself. Grab a seat son, while I drop a Truth Bomb on you:

House Vote:
For
Dems 61%
GOP 80%

Senate:
To Cut off the Democrats Filibuster:
Dems 61%
GOP 82%

Final Senate Vote:
Dem's 63%
GOP 80%

Millennials hate right wing racism, like yours.
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Smart Millennials believe the facts. There is only ONE race, the Human Race. You really have to question everything your commie-lib teachers tell you.

Highlight it, right click it, drop it into your search bar, get smart!

JakeStarkey · Sep 9, 2017

Smart millennials know that the Dems negative votes were in the South, where their conservative Republican counterparts voted 100% against the CR and VR bills.

Smart millennials know that northern and western Democrats with Republicans voted overwhelmingly against the Southern conservatives of both parties.

Smart millennials laugh at the tired old tactics of the far right wing trying to revise history.

This will help you. And remember now that Southern conservatives are Republicans.

doombug · Sep 9, 2017

Old Trapper said: ↑

Not hardly. Trump is like the slime on the bottom of a wash bowl. You can clean it as much as you like, it just keeps coming back. Kind of reminds one of the "Teflon President", Bill Clinton. Or was he better know as the "comeback kid"? In any event, Trump is already going in a different direction then you want:

http://www.businessinsider.com/trum...ith-democrats-bipartisanship-2017-9?r=UK&IR=T
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How do you know what direction I want Trump to go in?

Guno · Sep 9, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

No. Thinking in hateful bigoted and racialist terms is a form of brain rot, but I think you will smarten up and realize that. You have a very bright future ahead of you. You are so lucky!

I'm at one with every group sworn to our founding documents:

We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.

That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.

If they are dedicated to this, I could care less what their family and religious background are.

If they are NOT dedicated to this, similarly, I could care less what their family and religious background are.
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so how does it fell to be a minority?

Old Trapper · Sep 10, 2017

Zorro said: ↑

The KKK was formed and operated as the terrorist arm of the Democrat Party. The Fake News Clowns have given their remnant a national platform so they could explain why their terror groups, BLM and Antifa were in the streets committing political violence.
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Somebody certainly fooled you into repeating that same ol lie as often as you can. Of course, Trump supporters overall are not the brightest light bulbs in the bunch. The KKK was formed by 6 Confederate soldiers to oppose reconstruction, and then grew from there. Many of its members were Democrats (conservative I might add), and supported the Democratic Party. Today though the roles have reversed in that the KKK, White Supremacists, etc., support the Republican Party, and make up its radical right wing.

And they still claim to be Christians.

Old Trapper · Sep 10, 2017

doombug said: ↑

How do you know what direction I want Trump to go in?
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Well, you obviously don't want him going along with the Democrats. However, he was a Democrat before he became a Republican.

Old Trapper · Sep 10, 2017

Mac-7 said: ↑

Building the wall

No e of the corrupt swamp creatures in washington in either party want to do it except trump
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And Trump knows it will not be done, and being the con artist to fools that he is, he keeps trumpeting the same lie. Doesn't make him an independent, and there are numerous Republicans that have been clamoring for a wall to be built since 1986.

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True. What matters is that Christians are declining.
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Kind of like the decline in union membership. As fewer people are members of the union the situation of the worker gets worse. And as fewer people actually practice Christianity the morals of the country get worse.

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