[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

If you correlate the dumbing down of the generations, from an educational perspective, you will easily see why the voting block mentioned forgets history and is doomed to repeat it?

[Pearls Before Swine]

At least he didn’t call them chimps. But then again, those ugly chimp pictures of GWB hadn’t been invented yet.

[cripplecreek]

Malcom X is a was a far more interesting person than history records him as being.

After his trip to Mecca he started saying things that were very dangerous to the whole black nationalist/muslim and he had to die. Louis Farrakhan all but said “We killed him”.

I think its unlikely he would have been a conservative but I suspect he would have been well to the right of where Obama is today.

I saw an ad for a coming movie about Ceasar Chavez and I’m betting it will be a pro open border movie despite the fact that he opposed open borders.

[fieldmarshaldj]

If Malcolm X were around today saying the same things he did in the 1960s, he’d be called an “Uncle Tom.”

[Dalberg-Acton]

” . . . today’s 95 percent black vote . . .”

Wrong. Blacks vote Dem well over 100% by population. Not voter fraud, tho . . .

[Altura Ct.]

WHEN BLACKS VOTED 80 PERCENT DEM, MALCOLM X CALLED THEM ‘CHUMPS’

So after 50 years and nothing has changed in fact it is even worse. At what point do whites recognize that most blacks, as in a super majority, are not now, never have been and never will be non racial. There is a very good reason most of our forefathers were ‘racist’.

[Neidermeyer]

It’d be sweet to have this on video... even audio would be good..

[Salvation]

8 out of 10 white Protestants voted for Romney...95% of black Protestants voted for Obama...

[1010RD]

If you research the black leadership between Malcolm X and today you find a strange pattern. Assassins hit the ones who encouraged blacks to rethink their blind obeisance to the Democrats.

Nobody hated the Black Panthers like Urban Democratic Machines.

[GOPJ]

White voters, X said, “are so evenly divided that every time they vote, the race is so close they have to go back and count the votes all over again. Which means that any bloc, any minority that has a bloc that sticks together is in a strategic position. Either way you go, that’s who gets it.”

There's a flaw in X's thinking here...

[Teacher317]

Albert Arnold Gore Sr was the primary voice leading the Dems in opposing the 1964 Civil Rights Act. It passed with majorities of both parties, but far more Republicans voted for it, and more percentagewise, than Dems.

Funny how in Election 2000, Bush v Gore, Bush was called "Junior" by the MSM, even though he does not share the same exact name as his father... and Bush's father's main "sin" ("Read my lips, no new taxes"... which Dems forced him to violate by never passing a budget without new taxes) was prominent during the election run-up, and yet Albert Arnold Gore Jr was never called "Junior", and his father's political record was never mentioned at all by the MSM. Hmmmmmmmmmm.

[kathsua]

The Democratic Party was the party of slavery and segregation. many Democrats think blacks are their political slaves. They want to keep blacks poor so they think they have to vote for Democrats.