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Considering how African-Americans have been thoroughly brainwashed by the Democratic Party for several decades who hilariously claim to have their best interests at heart, there's nothing that the GOP could do to make life any worse for African-Americans have considering how reprehensibly the Democrats have harmed millions of African-Americans for several decades, including the delibverate destrujction of this nation's public schools.
Syndicated columnist and economist Walter E. Williams explain this scam in his fascinating new book (release date is April 27th) entitled 'Race And Economics; How Much Can Be Blamed On Discrimination?'
Black single mom here who would also vote for David Duke rather than Obama.
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What is up with all these Black White Power supporters. Wasn't there some other guy who claimed to be Africa and also voiced empathy for White Nationalists?
Considering how African-Americans have been thoroughly brainwashed by the Democratic Party for several decades who hilariously claim to have their best interests at heart, there's nothing that the GOP could do to make life any worse for African-Americans have considering how reprehensibly the Democrats have harmed millions of African-Americans for several decades, including the delibverate destrujction of this nation's public schools.
Syndicated columnist and economist Walter E. Williams explain this scam in his fascinating new book (release date is April 27th) entitled 'Race And Economics; How Much Can Be Blamed On Discrimination?'
The Republican Party could really care less about the majority of Black Amreicans. They've been proving it for the last 50 years. Even people withn GOP admit it.
"Some Republicans gave up on winning the African-American vote, looking the other way or trying to benefit politically from racial polarization," Mehlman said at the annual convention of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "I am here today as the Republican chairman to tell you we were wrong."
Mehlman's apology to the NAACP at the group's convention in Milwaukee marked the first time a top Republican Party leader has denounced the so-called Southern Strategy employed by Richard Nixon and other Republicans to peel away white voters in what was then the heavily Democratic South. Beginning in the mid-1960s, Republicans encouraged disaffected Southern white voters to vote Republican by blaming pro-civil rights Democrats for racial unrest and other racial problems.
Lincoln was a Republican and signed Emancipation Proclamation. What have you say now?
Not much unless the argument is that the actions of Lincoln and the "Radical Republcans" 150 years ago purchased undying fealty in perpetuity regardless of the fact that the Republican Party turned their back on those achievements a mere 12 years later?
Considering how African-Americans have been thoroughly brainwashed by the Democratic Party for several decades who hilariously claim to have their best interests at heart, there's nothing that the GOP could do to make life any worse for African-Americans have considering how reprehensibly the Democrats have harmed millions of African-Americans for several decades, including the delibverate destrujction of this nation's public schools.
Syndicated columnist and economist Walter E. Williams explain this scam in his fascinating new book (release date is April 27th) entitled 'Race And Economics; How Much Can Be Blamed On Discrimination?'
So in essence you're not disagreeing with the theory that dems treat us as weak minded because we are, in fact, weak minded. Not really making a case to attempt to sway us to the GOP side with condescending, chief.
Party identification and overwhelming partisanship in sub-populations is self-perpetuating. To wit; due to residential, familial, and self segregation, social networks remain partially segregated. So you have an ethnic group, who disproportionately already vote for one party, and are somewhat socially segregated. If YOU were in that situation, would you feel comfortable talking about politics when it came up around the proverbial dinner table if you disagreed? Heck, you might even be a moderate leaning the other way, but, you'd still vote the same as everyone else just so you could honestly say you did when it comes up in conversation. A social pressure to vote for the "right" party develops in these situations.
If you have any group of friends, relatives or acquaintances you hang out with who have, as a group, an overwhelming political leaning, different from yours, think about what it's like whenever politics comes up. Now imagine being a moderate or conservative African-American -- it must be like that nearly all the time. Absolutely miserable, and far easier for them to either vote for democrats or avoid politics all together.
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The Republican Party could really care less about the majority of Black Amreicans. They've been proving it for the last 50 years. Even people withn GOP admit it.
This again comes out of the overwhelming existing voting patterns though as a rational behavior. If a group overwhelmingly votes against you, and you have no realistic chance of swaying any large proportion of them, then as a politician, why care about them?
I'm honestly not a fan of all this "race talk". But, as more Hispanics enter the GOP and the Democratic Party, I'm sure this will end some time soon. Most Hispanics don't care about the Black vs. White feud. Actually, I think most of us immigrants - regardless of race - don't care. There are other things to focus on. I'll give it a few more years. White liberals seem to be the only ones to be overly sympathetic to it.
Black single mom here who would also vote for David Duke rather than Obama.
My first impulse was to say that it would be such a wonderful example of schadenfreude to watch your child swing from a tree as a result of a lynching by the likes of a David Duke or one of his minion. But to feel that way about someone whose only misfortune was to be born by someone so ignorant and self loathing as to even entertain for a second the idea of voting for the likes of a David Duke, for any reason, would be beneath me.
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I accidentally gave you a positive when I didn't mean to. Sorry.
I'm equally sorry, because any recognition by you would be extremely distasteful and exceedingly embarrassing.
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