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UNFOUNDED LOYALTY - An in-depth look into the blind love affair between blacks and Democrats
Salem Republicans ^ | 3/03/2009 | M E Atkinson

Posted on 03/03/2009 3:14:57 PM PST by goodnesswins

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To: goodnesswins

The article does raise a good point. Why aren’t Republicans doing more to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth? He pretty much put the Republican Party on the national map.


21 posted on 03/03/2009 3:54:44 PM PST by Post Toasties (Conservatives allow the guilty to be executed but Lefties insist that the innocent be executed.)
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To: blackd77

FYI


22 posted on 03/03/2009 3:57:30 PM PST by goodnesswins (Conservative and fighting for freedom and liberty....whether you like it or not.)
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To: Post Toasties
"The article does raise a good point. Why aren’t Republicans doing more to celebrate the 200th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth? He pretty much put the Republican Party on the national map."

Because the Republican leadership doesn't really want to implement conservative values in America. Isn't that obvious?

McCain was another Dole. The leadership ran him on purpose, knowing that he would lose. Wasn't that obvious too?

There is nothing 'real' about our political system. People figured out how propaganda worked back in the 1930's. We are as controlled as any communist country ever was.

"Nothing in politics ever happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way." - FDR

23 posted on 03/03/2009 4:01:51 PM PST by GourmetDan (Eccl 10:2 - The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but the heart of the fool to the left.)
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To: a real Sheila

Would you consider yourself a capitalist?


24 posted on 03/03/2009 4:02:18 PM PST by screaminsunshine (f)
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To: goodnesswins

bump for later


25 posted on 03/03/2009 4:04:18 PM PST by RightField (A fine is a tax for doing wrong. A tax is a fine for doing well.)
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To: GourmetDan
"People figured out how propaganda worked back in the 1930's"

It was in the late 20's when the Blacks quit voting in numbers for Republicans....why? PROPAGANDA....from newspapers during an economically trying time... I don't think we are controlled as any Communist country, as you say....however, we're on the brink...we'll see if the Internet can change that....

26 posted on 03/03/2009 4:08:18 PM PST by goodnesswins (Conservative and fighting for freedom and liberty....whether you like it or not.)
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To: goodnesswins

I had a black tell me once she didn’t go to church to pray, she went for the music.


27 posted on 03/03/2009 4:10:42 PM PST by RetiredArmy (STATES RIGHTS!!!! TO HELL WITH THE MARXIST FEDERAL GOVERNMENT!!!)
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To: RetiredArmy

ping


28 posted on 03/03/2009 4:12:55 PM PST by JessieHelmsJr (Tree hugging liberals call it global warming. We call it summertime.)
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To: goodnesswins; Ethan Clive Osgoode
Unfortunately a there is a certain kind of "conservative" that does not like Lincoln and the historic Republican party, even though that party was merely the continuation of the Federalist ideology of Hamilton, Washington, and Adams (one of the two schools of interpretation of the Constitution by the Founders themselves). This type of "conservative" is convinced that the interpretation of Thomas Jefferson (who was never present at the Constitutional Convention and who is therefore technically not a "Founding Father" at all) is "the official" interpretation of the Constitution that was universal from 1787 until Lincoln. Fie, for shame! (BTW, I was once a John Bircher primarily due to the influence of [the Jewish] Alan Stang. Mr. Stang is now a reconstructionist "Baptist" minister who insists that the Republican party was founded by European Communist revolutionaries and that Abraham Lincoln was "our first Communist president.")

There have been few FReepers more caustically, angrily, bitingly critical of Black political habits than myself, but this is entirely due to their apparently unbreakable alliance with immoral ideological movements. Unfortunately, at the same time there is a small minority of "palaeos" to whom "conservatism" demands the reinstitution of "jim crow." The insistence that moral conservatism demands some sort of henotheistic/polygenistic racialism is as hateful as the notion that "compassion" demands abortion and homosexuality. Yet these people (the racialists) will--mark my words--be quoted and paraded before Black people as "typical conservtives." Mark my word.

The fact that white and Black chr*stians have never been able to look at each other as co-religionists illustrates the problems with incarnationism.

29 posted on 03/03/2009 4:22:59 PM PST by Zionist Conspirator (Zakhor 'et 'asher-`asah lekha `Amaleq; baderekh betze'tkhem miMitzrayim.)
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To: goodnesswins

Yep if you’ve never read the book it is worth getting. Just for the historical referances in the footnotes it is worth it. We have a copy that we lent out to several guys Dh works with who are black. The one guy said that he had been raised on lies and felt betrayed.


30 posted on 03/03/2009 4:29:26 PM PST by chris_bdba
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To: chris_bdba; All

PERRYMAN should be ALL over EVERY Republican gathering!!!! I’m the one who wrote this article....because I was at this Lincoln Dinner.....he’s a very good speaker, and authentic in his revelations.


31 posted on 03/03/2009 4:35:01 PM PST by goodnesswins (Conservative and fighting for freedom and liberty....whether you like it or not.)
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To: RetiredArmy

When I was a kid I went to church because I thought it was a pretty good show for a nickel.


32 posted on 03/03/2009 4:39:47 PM PST by csmusaret (You can't spell Democrat without R-A-T.)
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To: screaminsunshine

Check out this information:

http://www.chuckbaldwinforum.com/obama-and-the-bildebergers-proof-t-211.html

It might shed some light on what is really going on, and how Obama was ussed to get that vote for their purposes.


33 posted on 03/03/2009 5:15:07 PM PST by Kackikat
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To: Kackikat

That is irrelevant a communist is in the White House. Figure it out....GOD DAMN AMERICA!!!!!!Give me a break. What in the hell is wrong with you people? We are going to have to fight the communists hand to hand.


34 posted on 03/03/2009 5:20:13 PM PST by screaminsunshine (f)
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To: goodnesswins
If any one in the GOP had half a brain, for years they would have been for years trying to get the truth out in between elections. A TV ad geared towards local urban markets, maybe something like the following.

Scene:Archive film of center city Camden, NJ, 1954 (or other locale)
Announcer: Camden, 1954; a thriving city with several department stores, movie theaters, and hotels. The home of the largest consumers electronics firm in the world, RCA, one of the regions largest employers. Home of Campbells Soup, harvesting the bounty of South Jersey farms to put soup in nearly every cupboard in the country. New York Shipyard on the Delaware with it's hundreds and hundreds of skilled craftmen. Camden even had it's own airport.

Scene: Burned out and boarded up row homes.
Announcer: Camden, 2009. What happened? Democrats. They've promised you for decades to solve the city's problems and you've been loyally voting them in office. Truthfully, with the increasing poverty, gunshots and drug galleries, do you really believe them anymore?


It would be a start.
35 posted on 03/03/2009 5:30:09 PM PST by Free_SJersey (Liberty can promote equality- manditory equality will kill liberty. CONSTITUTION FIRST!)
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To: Free_SJersey

I LIKE IT!!! And, yes....we need a RNC with a brain!


36 posted on 03/03/2009 6:25:59 PM PST by goodnesswins (Conservative and fighting for freedom and liberty....whether you like it or not.)
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To: screaminsunshine

yes


37 posted on 03/03/2009 6:51:20 PM PST by a real Sheila (Lord, please help me to become the person my dog thinks I am.)
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To: Free_SJersey

“If any one in the GOP had half a brain, for years they would have been for years trying to get the truth out in between elections’

Here’s the thing that is always gonna trip us up - revolutionaries, or people who are against us, are always going to be more passionate than we are. The person who is trying to “change” or overturn the existing system for whatever reason - against those who are trying to hold on to their lives - always has an advantage. Can we arouse the passion to protect what we have to the level of those who want to take it? That’s what we need to figure out.


38 posted on 03/03/2009 6:58:24 PM PST by smalltownslick
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To: adorno
With their votes going 90-95% to democrats, blacks have a lot more influence in politics than any other ethnic group, including whites.

If whites vote in approximately equal numbers for democrats and republicans, then the black vote will always be the tie breaker. Being the tie-breaking group gives the black minority a lot more power than any constituency ever in the history of America. And the democratic party leadership knows it and they will take advantage of blacks as long as blacks allow themselves to be duped.

I don't know about you, but I don't consider a "dupe" to be at all influential. Influenced, yes - but influential? Hardly.

39 posted on 03/04/2009 3:31:14 AM PST by conservatism_IS_compassion (The conceit of journalistic objectivity is profoundly subversive of democratic principle.)
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I don't know about you, but I don't consider a "dupe" to be at all influential. Influenced, yes - but influential? Hardly.

I see them as being "duped".

I also see them as being "influential" when they are "used" for swinging elections.

Without the great majority of the black vote going for democrats, the democrats would lose most elections. With their "solidarity" voting block, they are the most "influential" ethnic group right now in politics.
40 posted on 03/04/2009 7:32:18 AM PST by adorno (<br><br>)
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