Sun Aug 21, 2016, 07:10 PM
SaschaHM (2,897 posts)
Anyone else notice the uptick of Trump supporters taking credit for the 14th and 15th amendment?
Apparently, African American Democrats like myself didn't know that before the white supremacist/alt-right retweeting Trump reminded white people of our total poverty and utter failures last week.
Saw this more than a view times today. ![]()
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SaschaHM | Aug 2016 | OP |
WillyBrandt | Aug 2016 | #1 | |
kimbutgar | Aug 2016 | #2 | |
Blue Idaho | Aug 2016 | #3 | |
eShirl | Aug 2016 | #5 | |
Hortensis | Aug 2016 | #4 | |
vinny9698 | Aug 2016 | #6 | |
BobbyDrake | Aug 2016 | #7 |
Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Sun Aug 21, 2016, 07:13 PM
WillyBrandt (3,892 posts)
1. Did you notice the dogs in the alley switched from barking to yapping?
Me neither
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Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Sun Aug 21, 2016, 07:40 PM
kimbutgar (18,417 posts)
2. Did fox just pick this booger poll out of their nose and flick it?
Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Sun Aug 21, 2016, 07:50 PM
Blue Idaho (4,825 posts)
3. Anyone got a date on these statistics?
Frankly I think it's going to be great when Trump's base - fascist white supremacists - start turning away from him and the RNC in droves as they are no longer toeing the good old teabagger creed.
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Response to Blue Idaho (Reply #3)
Mon Aug 22, 2016, 06:11 AM
eShirl (18,124 posts)
5. guessing 19th century
Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Mon Aug 22, 2016, 06:05 AM
Hortensis (55,710 posts)
4. No, but they're extremely incorrect/lying anyway.
The Democratic Party had a large anti-slavery faction, a majority of which was trying to hold the union together by allowing slavery where it already existed but not allowing expansion. This attempted compromise was the reason for the birth of the new anti-slavery Republican Party (any resemblance to today's party entirely imaginary).
The 1860 Democratic primary set the stage for secession when anti-slavery Democrats voted down a plank for federal support of slavery in the platform and supported a candidate for president who had voted against admitting Kansas as a slave state. Many pro-slavery southerners switched, or had already switched, to another, very conservative pro-slavery party, and of course secession from the union and its parties altogether followed not long after. So, THIS nonsense? |
Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Mon Aug 22, 2016, 07:01 AM
vinny9698 (1,016 posts)
6. That same GOP that would have shot you if they saw you waving a Confederate flag. That GOP?
The same GOP that started "the war of Northern aggression"
The same GOP if they caught you waving the rebel flag would have shot you on the spot. The GOP that killed a lot of your kin folk, burnt down your cities, laid siege to Vicksburg, captured New Orleans, put a blockade on your states, and destroyed the South. Is that the GOP you now are proud of? Then quit waving that Confederate flag. |
Response to SaschaHM (Original post)
Mon Aug 22, 2016, 07:11 AM
BobbyDrake (2,542 posts)
7. Flip it to "conservatives vs liberals" and they'll be on the losing side of those claims.
The kinds of liberal Republicans who accomplished those amendments don't exist any more. They're all Democrats now.
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