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And you keep implying I want to call you racist. I'm not sure what's up with that. | |||
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Here's another interesting historical fact:
Only 69% of Democrats in the Senate voted for the Civil Rights Act, while 82% of Republican Senators voted for it. In the House, it was even worse, with just 63% of Democrats voting in favor, and 80% of Republicans supporting the legislation. Facts people. Just facts. | ||
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#2293
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Of course, another major strategy of covering up racist Democratic roots is saying that it isn’t the party today that it once was. Some people even say the parties flipped at some point… so Democrats get credit for Lincoln (who was a Republican), and Republicans get credit for the KKK (which was founded by Democrats). Well, when exactly did the parties suddenly and miraculously switch platforms? Neither party added proposed anti-KKK positions to its platform at the 1924 conventions. In 1963, the Democrat Governor of Alabama, George Wallace, stood blocking a doorway, refusing to allow a black girl to enter a white school that had just been desegregated by law. And if the Democrats were still racist in 1963, that means Democrat hero Franklin D. Roosevelt was part of the old racist Democratic party. (Big surprise, that the guy who put Japanese Americans in concentration camps was racist). Some people would say that the flip occurred with the election of President Lyndon B. Johnson in 1964. After all, George Wallace lost the primary against Johnson, which seems to be a rejection of Wallace’s racism. Plus, Johnson signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964. | |||
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original House version: Southern Democrats: 7–87 Southern Republicans: 0–10 Northern Democrats: 145–9 Northern Republicans: 138–24 The Senate version: Southern Democrats: 1–20 Southern Republicans: 0–1 Northern Democrats: 45–1 Northern Republicans: 27–5 Your opinion on the switching of political platforms is alternate 'facts' plain and simple. | |||
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A Republican freed the slaves. Democrats created the KKK. Facts are facts. Deal with it. | |||
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Facts. | |||
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Again, possibly factually correct except for the assertion that the KKK was founded by the democratic party. But it's a disingenuous, bad faith arguement based on some kind of alternate history created by ultra partisan hacks.
But it's irrelevant because who's running the KKK, proud boys and patriot prayer RIGHT NOW? | ||
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Southern racists are going to do everything they can to ignore their own hypocrisy while following the Trump cult. Can't help that. Only thing left to do is put money into education to help prevent this shit from happening in another generation.
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