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The Long, Sad, Violent History Of Democrats' Racial Hatred For Blacks
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| 05/04/03
| Perry Drake
Posted on 05/02/2003 10:06:21 AM PDT by bedolido
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:06:21 AM PDT
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bedolido
To: bedolido
BUMP
To: bedolido; kdf1; AMERIKA; Lancey Howard; MudPuppy; SMEDLEYBUTLER; opbuzz; Snow Bunny; gitmogrunt; ...
This cant be bumped enough!!
To: bedolido
Though I agree with what the author says, Bull Connor was an Old South Dixicrat.
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:15:16 AM PDT
by
Conspiracy Guy
(Smokers are people too, most are good people. But Will Rogers never met me.)
To: bedolido
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:23:45 AM PDT
by
HEY4QDEMS
To: RaceBannon
Subjugation of black people has ALWAYS been Democrat policy -- with slavery, the Confederacy, Jim Crow, and now.
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:26:11 AM PDT
by
Grand Old Partisan
(You can read about my history of the GOP at www.republicanbasics.com)
To: bedolido
Let's not forget the Democrat/Planned Parenthood jihad against minorities--started as a "super-race" plan and is still aborting more black babies than ANY other kind.
But Planned Parenthood gets LOTSA Democrat-mandated Federal dollars.
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:34:14 AM PDT
by
ninenot
To: bedolido
The Republican Party was born out of the church-based Abolition movement. That is their history. It is the Republican party that has consistently stood for a century and a half for color-blind citizenship. Like Perry Drake, I am tired of Repubs acting guilty whenever the subject of race comes up.
The Democrats found their way to the civil rights movement very late in the day, and still have not managed to wrap their minds around the concept of color-blind citizenship.
It is ironic that Democrats, who were the Jim Crow party until well after Roosevelt, now point to the slave and Jim Crow legacy as proof of the essential immorality of the American experiment. They rightly see slavery as an evil that denies the principles upon which we founded our nation. They don't admit they their ideological fathers were the ones denying them, as they continue to deny and denigrate them today.
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:41:26 AM PDT
by
marron
To: ninenot
Oh yeah, I remember the norplant flap.
Could you imagine if it wasn't Democrats who pushed Norplant. Norplant wouldn't be a forgotton word, but right up there with Jim Crow in terms that remind us of outrageous thinking!
"Norplant - the Democratic solution" should go on that shirt!
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:44:14 AM PDT
by
Rate_Determining_Step
(US Military - Draining the Swamp of Terrorism since 2001!)
To: Grand Old Partisan
"Subjugation of black people has ALWAYS been Democrat policy -- with slavery, the Confederacy, Jim Crow, and Multi-Culturalism".
I hope you don't mind. It's just so clear that segregation is at their root, but that root is also full of the poison of Anti-Americanism.
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:51:10 AM PDT
by
Darheel
(Visit the strange and wonderful.)
To: Darheel
It's actually not Anti-Americanism
It's anti-PEOPLE-ism
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posted on
05/02/2003 10:54:57 AM PDT
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ninenot
To: bedolido
This was written by a black man.
Wonder what the NAACP would call him?
To: bedolido
Federal Judge forces bussing in Cleveland, and all poor white and black families lose a whole generation of children to non-functional school system.
To: mabelkitty
Would that be considered judicial activism? Hmmmm.
To: HEY4QDEMS
I love that shirt. Is that actually real?!
To: bedolido
bump dat.
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posted on
05/02/2003 11:24:05 AM PDT
by
spodefly
(Never underestimate the power of the Affirmative Action LOWEST COMMON DENOMINATOR.)
To: bedolido
democrats don`t fly bump
To: bedolido
Oh, by the way, do you know who is third in line? Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia. Old "Sheets" himself. The same Byrd of the "white niggers" comments on March 5, 2001, and who was a member of the KKK. And Sen. Byrd was not just any old member. No, sir. He was a "grand kleagle" a recruiter!Actually, Byrd is not, thankfully, in line for the Presidency. He was third in line when the Dems controlled the senate. The current President Pro Tempore of the Senate is Ted Stevens (R-Alaska). Other than that good article.
To: mhking
ping
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posted on
05/02/2003 11:55:06 AM PDT
by
Rytwyng
To: Zack Nguyen
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