"Yes, there are numerous black tea party supporters"
Just post the photos from Teagagger conventions where the numerous black supporters can be seen...
"No, "the south" didn't support segregation.
http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/brown_v_board/segregation.htm
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Yes, you "amended" (ie flip flopped) to will."
You consider amending a flip flop?
Whatever...then amending the Constitution is flip flopping...
Mistakes are amended, flip flop is altering a position to the opposite value.
You really must feel beating down if you are picking at nits...
Just post the photos from Teagagger conventions where the numerous black supporters can be seen...
"No, "the south" didn't support segregation.
http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/brown_v_board/segregation.htm
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Yes, you "amended" (ie flip flopped) to will."
You consider amending a flip flop?
Whatever...then amending the Constitution is flip flopping...
Mistakes are amended, flip flop is altering a position to the opposite value.
You really must feel beating down if you are picking at nits...
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Racial slurs from a democrat, nothing new there...
No, no specific geographical area brought civil rights to blacks. Politics aren't divided into geographical areas, they are divided by people who share views. There are members of both political parties in geographical area both then and now. There were dems and reps in both the north and the south, and still are.
There is not a "north party" and "south party". There is a republican party and democrat party, and the both have numerous members from each region. The members of the democrat party in the north and the south supported segregation, and the republicans of that party (in both the north and the south) supported abolishing it. Those are the facts, sorry if you don't like them, but you can't change them.
Yes, there are numerous black tea party supporters, and even activists. Sorry about your ignorance on that topic. You look at a few pictures and make a judgment, not unlike someone who looks at a ghetto, crack infested area full of blacks and decides that blacks are naturally prone to such behavior, interesting...
No, "the south" didn't support segregation, democrats (northern ones too) did, and republicans (southern ones too) did not. Those are the facts, cry about them if you want, but they wont change. And yes, political party is a lot more meaningful than geography as far as politics is concerned. You seem to think that geography is somehow more important than political party with regard to politics. Talk about a logical faux pas :eek:
Yes, you "amended" (ie flip flopped) to will.
"Cracker"? "Red ass southerner"? Not surprising that a democrat thinks that such racist terminology is acceptable.
