Cant come up with a witty retort so you use my line against me...that's what simpletons are forced to do.
Pathetic and sad...like your life
BTW- stop sending me PM's. I'm straight and have no interest in your deranged lifestyle
Black Lives Matter another terrorist group spawned by the Democrat party
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Pathetic and sad...like your life
BTW- stop sending me PM's. I'm straight and have no interest in your deranged lifestyle
Nevermind the more recent, Mr. Helms, God rest his vile soul, led realignment (You may be almost too clever for this crowd, who may not realize that poorly educated whites in the deep south, I mean real deep, are only just now recognizing that an elephant suit fits them better than that donkey getup.)
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Jesse Helms was never a KKK member or ever associated with the KKK.
Now recent Democratic Senator Byrd of West Virginia was an active recruiter for the KKK.
Which part of the active KKK members running for office as Democrats in 2010 and 2012 do you not understand? Hard to get more recent than that.
Now recent Democratic Senator Byrd of West Virginia was an active recruiter for the KKK.
Which part of the active KKK members running for office as Democrats in 2010 and 2012 do you not understand? Hard to get more recent than that.
Listen Fruitcake...for the last time....STOP PM'ing ME WITH YOUR HOMO EROTIC FANTASIES!
Go search for a date somewhere else you lowlife Canadian pillow biter.
I don't know anything about any of that. And nothing I posted would suggest, I hope, that Jesse Helms, may his vile remains rot in hell, was ever a member of the KKK. How on Earth would I know that? What I was referring to was the fact that in the South, after reconstruction, the whites were Democrats and Republicans were black. But later, in the Twentieth Century, the Southern whites were much better aligned philosophically with the Northern Republicans. (I don't know why I'm pointing this out. Surely you know this.)
Helms was, as a young man, a Democrat. But at some point he realized that his conservative positions did not align well with the democratic party of his time, and he became a Republican, He is acknowledged as one of the key influences in getting other southern democrats to switch parties. It took a long time, especially in the laggard States. You mentioned a recruiter for the KKK. If this "recruiter" says he is a Democrat I wouldn't be surprised, given the South's History. . (And even if he was a KKK recruiter in Greenland, he'd certainly want to pay homage to his heritage.)
I just assumed you knew that Deep South Democrats in the mid twentieth Century were not the same as Boston Democrats.
Apparently you didn't.
By the way, I am neither a Republican nor Democrat .
I have taken the trouble to look this up for you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Helms
I found this amusing: "The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which had a reputation for liberalism, was also a frequent target of Helms' criticism. He is said to have referred to the university as "The University of Negroes and Communists"
You went to Chapel Hill, did you not? So which one are you, "negro" or "communist"? I found Mr. Helms endlessly entertaining. I wish I were a Christian so I could be confident of Jesse getting what he deserved. Sadly, I suspect he got off lightly and is just rotting away in the ground somewhere.
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I don't know anything about any of that. And nothing I posted would suggest, I hope, that Jesse Helms, may his vile remains rot in hell, was ever a member of the KKK. How on Earth would I know that? What I was referring to was the fact that in the South, after reconstruction, the whites were Democrats and Republicans were black. But later, in the Twentieth Century, the Southern whites were much better aligned philosophically with the Northern Republicans. (I don't know why I'm pointing this out. Surely you know this.)
Helms was, as a young man, a Democrat. But at some point he realized that his conservative positions did not align well with the democratic party of his time, and he became a Republican, He is acknowledged as one of the key influences in getting other southern democrats to switch parties. It took a long time, especially in the laggard States. You mentioned a recruiter for the KKK. If this "recruiter" says he is a Democrat I wouldn't be surprised, given the South's History. . (And even if he was a KKK recruiter in Greenland, he'd certainly want to pay homage to his heritage.)
I just assumed you knew that Deep South Democrats in the mid twentieth Century were not the same as Boston Democrats.
Apparently you didn't.
By the way, I am neither a Republican nor Democrat .
I have taken the trouble to look this up for you:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesse_Helms
I found this amusing: "The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which had a reputation for liberalism, was also a frequent target of Helms' criticism. He is said to have referred to the university as "The University of Negroes and Communists"
You went to Chapel Hill, did you not? So which one are you, "negro" or "communist"? I found Mr. Helms endlessly entertaining. I wish I were a Christian so I could be confident of Jesse getting what he deserved. Sadly, I suspect he got off lightly and is just rotting away in the ground somewhere.
I am not a Jesse Helms fan. I will say one positive thing about him however. Unlike many other politicians he was not a crook (we have many crooked politicians in this state). He was very direct in his commentary and what you say is what you got.
The key thing you need to understand however is that most Southern states are still divided between rural Democrats (think of the Democrats in the 1950s) and urban Democrats (aligned with the national party). The divide between the two factions in North Carolina is so deep that the state Democratic party split recently (I had other posts detailing this). They went bankrupt and sold off their headquarters. Democrats running for state-wide office currently use the Wake County (urban) Democratic party for fund-raising, etc.
In many Southern states the "rural Democrats" have run KKK members for local & state office during the past 20 years. During the 1990s the North Carolina legislature had 13 Democratic members with KKK ties. The issue with Democrats being associated with the KKK is not something in the past, it is something still happening today.T
Trying to portray Republicans in the South as being associated with the KKK is simply not true. Certainly I will agree that there have been a good number of racist Republican politicians elected to office since 1970, but the KKK is strictly in the realm of Democrats (In fact in the traditional KKK Republicans cannot be members).
No they are not. You are ignorant, hysterical and delusional. Typical dumb-ass tRumper.
I keep seeing articles written about peaceful protests where the protesters are chanting 'no justice, no peace'.
Hundreds call for racial justice in
downtown Charleston protest
Post & Courier [Charleston, SC], by Hannah Moseley Original Article
Posted By: Attercliffe- 7/14/2016 5:20:55 AM Post Reply
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - A peaceful protest in downtown Charleston drew a crowd Wednesday evening, many calling for racial equality. Hundreds gathered in Marion Square, marching and chanting for change. The protest was lead by the group Black Lives Matter. Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg was among the hundreds marching. “No justice, no peace!”
It's the kind of logic we're getting used in the age of obongo and the black bootlicking press.
Hundreds call for racial justice in
downtown Charleston protest
Post & Courier [Charleston, SC], by Hannah Moseley Original Article
Posted By: Attercliffe- 7/14/2016 5:20:55 AM Post Reply
CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) - A peaceful protest in downtown Charleston drew a crowd Wednesday evening, many calling for racial equality. Hundreds gathered in Marion Square, marching and chanting for change. The protest was lead by the group Black Lives Matter. Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg was among the hundreds marching. “No justice, no peace!”
It's the kind of logic we're getting used in the age of obongo and the black bootlicking press.
The Dallas BLM protest was peaceful right up until the time 11 policemen were shot.