Democrats: The PC Anti-White Party

Men's News Daily ^ | January 16, 2004 | Bernard Chapin

[dts32041]

bfl

[TexasRepublic]

Anti-white is just one negative trait of the demonrats. They are: anti-God, anti-Christ, anti-religious, anti-family, anti-life, anti-freedom, anti-capitalist, anti-gun, ad-nauseum.

[Tacis]

Strange, but you could make equally persuasive arguments that blacks should leave the dem party, as well. Blacks have done the dems bidding since at least FDR and what do they have to show for it? Blacks are discounted by the dems, oh, sure plenty of platitudes and lip service, but what else? Congressional dems a segregated in the step-n-fetchit Caucus and never, NEVER, are allowed to do anything that isn't a black man's job.

The dem control over blacks is so strong and irrational that very few blacks realize how little they get and how productive it would be for all blacks to put their political clout into play. But, they just shuffle up to the dem boss man and wait to be told what to do. In 2004, 90 to 96 % of the black vote will go to dems. That will be proof of collective stupidity.

[T. Jefferson]

As well written as Ann Coulter. Never heard of him, he's a got a great future in writing the truth.

[Chi-townChief]

"I often overlook the fact that I am descended from liberals. My parents and just about everyone I knew growing up voted Democrat. The same was true about the people I associated with in college. My father was a good man and an old school liberal but he made the mistake of thinking government spending correlates with helping people."

I almost thought that I was reading something that I wrote here. And I actually was registered as a democrat until the mid-70s.

[Enterprise]

"Let’s hope these racists get pummeled in 2004."

I prefer the term "obliterated." I pray, deeply, to see the Donkey Party crumble, then disappear in my lifetime.

[KC_Conspirator]

This article has alot of truth to it.

[VaBthang4]

Pretty salient.

[gridlock]

And I actually was registered as a democrat until the mid-70s.

To my everlasting shame, I pulled the lever for Bill Clinton in 1992. I was a little queazy about it, and Clinton did nothing over the next eight years to bring me back.

[Gaetano]

I worked in local government in the Democrat dominated Bay Area for 11 years. It became quite apparent to me early-on that hiring decisions in most cases were driven by racialism as much, if not more than, by competence and experience. I pity anyone living in a Democrat-dominated state or town, since the provision of quality public services has taken a backseat to diversity as the primary objective of governance.

[stainlessbanner]

Gem: "Yes friends, stupid and repugnant ideas never die, they just fade away into the Democratic Party platform."

[Mr. Mojo]

My father was a good man and an old school liberal but he made the mistake of thinking government spending correlates with helping people.

A very common perception in people from the New Deal/depression era.

[Unam Sanctam]

I don't think the parties should be based on ethnic appeals. Conservative principles are universal and should appeal to both blacks and whites.

[Mr. Mojo]

but I am confident that if he were alive today and could hear the way in which the Democrats pander exclusively to their militant left wing, he would melt his party card.

As a lot of old Southern Democrats have done.

[Steven W.]

I still can't believe more folks haven't picked up on the quote from Howard Dean's mother about their history of treating the family slaves & servants and that Howard was always brought up to treat the servants as if they were people too.

[RunningJoke]

"Blacks are making it in this country and should be proud of the way they have prospered, but Democratic politicians deny their success the same way Marxist professors deny that the Soviet Union was an example of their theories being put into practice."
As I read this post, I remembered something I read a few years back on this whole idea of multiculturalism. It was written in the 70's and predicted this push for multiculturalism. It is dated in the sense that it refers to African-Americans as Negroes. But other than that it is one of the best synopses of the crystallization of American Society. BTW, my father who fought was wounded, won several decorations and was proud to be an American felt that the hyphening of "-America" was the beginning of the end of this fine republic.
"It is questionable whether the Negro revolution can do much for the Negro. The Negro's future in this country will be determined by his ability to compete and excel. If the Negro cannot learn to strive and build on his own he will remain lowest man on the totem pole no matter how explosive his slogans and how extravagant his self-dramatization. Nevertheless, the Negro revolution is a fateful event because of its effect on non-Negro segments of the population. It is an illustration of the fact that the most important revolutions are those other people make for us.
The effect of the Negro revolution on the non-Negro young is as unexpected as it is puzzling. Why have the young so wholeheartedly adopted a Negro's way of life? The Negrification of the young will have profound and durable effects on language, sexual mores, work habits and the attitude toward drugs. Even the young white racists are Negrified and do not realize it.
Equally fateful is the effect of the Negro revolution on ethnic groups. Not only have Puerto Ricans, Mexicans, and Indians been emboldened to use the Negro's tactics, but the entrance of the Negro into mainstream of American life is bringing about a reversion of the process of amalgamation in the melting pot. Everywhere you look you can see some degree of ethnic crystallization."

[armymarinemom]

Strange, but you could make equally persuasive arguments that blacks should leave the dem party, as well

Bingo!! Rats have treated minorities much like a pets. They feed them a few scraps and expect for them to show loyality while playing fetch.

[Cubs Fan]

I totally agree.

When blacks were edged out of Colleges and unhired because of their race it was wrong

Now we're told when whites are edged out of Colleges and unhired because of their race it's not wrong.

Oh pallease!

[Capt. Tom]

To my everlasting shame, I pulled the lever for Bill Clinton in 1992. I was a little queazy about it, and Clinton did nothing over the next eight years to bring me back.

You mean you never got your middle class tax cut from the New Democrat. -Tom