Republican hero calls Africans "Monkeys not used to wearing shoes" (Christmas, holidays)
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That was and still is typical Democrat thought and trash talk.
Ever hear some of the Racist sht the Clintons, the Kennedy's, Biden used to say ? Democrat LBJ was the worst.
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Originally Posted by silverkris
Uh, no. Reagan changed parties well before he ran for governor in 1966, on a platform that promised to get rid of anti-discrimination housing laws in CA. He also was on record for opposing the 1964 Civil Rights Act and 1965 Voting Rights Act.
It doesn't matter if it was 1971. It's 2019 and people STILL think and talk that way about Africans and African Americans.
I can’t help but laugh at the twisted logic that 2019 is chock full of terrible racism for us to discuss, but let’s also relive random racist moments from 48 years ago, too. They need a good old-fashioned rehash too, by George!
I can’t help but laugh at the twisted logic that 2019 is chock full of terrible racism for us to discuss, but let’s also relive random racist moments from 48 years ago, too. They need a good old-fashioned rehash too, by George!
Republicans did run on Regans platform for 30 years, still have trickle down economics. This is the guy all of the 2008 and 2012 Republican candidates worshipped. Some Primariy debates were based on how many Reagens one could get in by the end of the debate. Heck Republicans even held a primary in California so they could stand in from of his Air Force One and receive his wisdom.
Libs think any insult of a black liberal is racist or say so to race bait minorities
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