Who do you think is primarily to blame for the Trump administration?

Who do you think is primarily to blame for the Trump administration?


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twostrokenut

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you're a racist birther, just like trump.

dumb racists like you got trump elected.
Everybody on the left views your 'purple' hating ass as racist.
ZOMG a couple partisan leftists hacks are calling someone a racist. Its really sad too that OP @Padawanbater2 did successfully identify this cause and reaction as it relates to how your current president got elected. So did Bill Maher and the rest of the sane world. Keep it up guys, I got years.
 

tangerinegreen555

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ZOMG a couple partisan leftists hacks are calling someone a racist. Its really sad too that OP @Padawanbater2 did successfully identify this cause and reaction as it relates to how your current president got elected. So did Bill Maher and the rest of the sane world. Keep it up guys, I got years.
Everyone on the left here calls you a racist.

Funny how you try to mention and align with the most liberal people here, being the rebel, fact denying racist that you are.

Explain your 'purple' position again.

Ya sick fuck.
 

londonfog

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Its sad how you start the story in the middle like that, but its what we've all come to expect from you.
did you even bother to read the page you got the graph from ? I highlighted some shit in red that pretty much says you are dumb as fuck.

Blacks mostly voted Republican from after the Civil War and through the early part of the 20th century. That’s not surprising when one considers that Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president, and the white, segregationist politicians who governed Southern states in those days were Democrats. The Democratic Party didn’t welcome blacks then, and it wasn’t until 1924 that blacks were even permitted to attend Democratic conventions in any official capacity. Most blacks lived in the South, where they were mostly prevented from voting at all.

But then President Lyndon B. Johnson pushed through the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 (outlawing segregation in public places) and his eventual Republican opponent, Sen. Barry Goldwater, opposed it. Johnson got 94 percent of the black vote that year, still a record for any presidential election.

The following year Johnson signed the 1965 Voting Rights Act. No Republican presidential candidate has gotten more than 15 percent of the black vote since.
 

twostrokenut

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did you even bother to read the page you got the graph from ? I highlighted some shit in red that pretty much says you are dumb as fuck.

Blacks mostly voted Republican from after the Civil War and through the early part of the 20th century. That’s not surprising when one considers that Abraham Lincoln was the first Republican president, and the white, segregationist politicians who governed Southern states in those days were Democrats. The Democratic Party didn’t welcome blacks then, and it wasn’t until 1924 that blacks were even permitted to attend Democratic conventions in any official capacity. Most blacks lived in the South, where they were mostly prevented from voting at all.

But then President Lyndon B. Johnson pushed through the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964 (outlawing segregation in public places) and his eventual Republican opponent, Sen. Barry Goldwater, opposed it. Johnson got 94 percent of the black vote that year, still a record for any presidential election.

The following year Johnson signed the 1965 Voting Rights Act. No Republican presidential candidate has gotten more than 15 percent of the black vote since.
Of course I read the page. That's why I posted it with a source on it.

Thanks for acknowledging that the "big switch" for black folks happened with Roosevelt. Meanwhile those racist Democrat Legislators continued on as Democrats, provided for by Democrat voters and died Democrats.
 

twostrokenut

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just think, if you were born 100 years ago you would actually hate racism!

it's too bad they you were born into this timeline where you welcome racism.
Whats really funny is MLK's views are more aligned with Bernie and you running around calling everyone bernie babies.
 

tangerinegreen555

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Whats really funny is MLK's views are more aligned with Bernie and you running around calling everyone bernie babies.
But you don't like either one, so who are you to criticize?

You spout far right BS and then defend it by mentioning the most liberal members here, or people like MLK or Bernie Sanders?

You're fucking ridiculous. And your playing one side against the other wIthin the left won't ever fucking work.
 

londonfog

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Of course I read the page. That's why I posted it with a source on it.

Thanks for acknowledging that the "big switch" for black folks happened with Roosevelt. Meanwhile those racist Democrat Legislators continued on as Democrats, provided for by Democrat voters and died Democrats.
you sure are dumb.
The article states "Johnson got 94 percent of the black vote that year, still a record for any presidential election.".
That year was1964 also the year of Civil Rights Act.
 

twostrokenut

Well-Known Member
you sure are dumb.
The article states "Johnson got 94 percent of the black vote that year, still a record for any presidential election.".
That year was1964 also the year of Civil Rights Act.
94 up from 70s since Roosevelt high teen low 20s before that at best....big switch. Yuge.
 
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twostrokenut

Well-Known Member
But you don't like either one, so who are you to criticize?

You spout far right BS and then defend it by mentioning the most liberal members here, or people like MLK or Bernie Sanders?

You're fucking ridiculous. And your playing one side against the other wIthin the left won't ever fucking work.
Tell me what ice cream I don't like too so I won't get it boss.
If you put on a cape you would be super partisan.
 

twostrokenut

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what would happen if 24% of white voters suddenly voted for the other party?

btw, your numbers are off again but history denial is your thing so i will just let you do it, neo-nazi.
That's the whole point. You say white flight from democrat party in 64. Reality is this happened in the 70s and 80s. The real big switch in the black vote to Democrat happened in the 30s.
 

UncleBuck

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You say white flight from democrat party in 64.
i said the south as a whole, including your home state, suddenly stopped voting democratic after democrats signed civil rights into law. i did not say whites in general.

in fact, black people in the south flocked to the democrats after they signed civil rights into law.

the rest of the country went whatever way the wind blew. but the south voted relentlessly for racial segregationists like wallace and goldwater.

sad. you can never ever get history right. i'd like to say you are just dumb, but no one can be so relentlessly wrong. you are not just dumb, you are a liar and a bigot too. so i must violate hanlon's razor and assign your intent to malice based on racism rather than simple stupidity.

the latter would at least be excusable.
 
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