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Originally posted by Common Good
Do you really think Political Party has any attatchment directly tied to Racism? I think not.
Why not address the topic of racism in the tea party, which is a legitimate issue, instead of being hurt emotionally by my comments?
As a TPer, you should be more offended that you have people amongst you that soil your movement's name, not that someone on the outside is pointing out the obvious!!!
Originally posted by beezzer
Tea Party took over the House? When? Post it, prove it.
Originally posted by Kitilani
Yeah just look at all the jobs that have been created since the TEA party took over the house!
I will call you a liar, otherwise.
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by Kitilani
If you had read the entire thread, you will have realized that I have pointed out the civil "hypocrisy" on both sides, and that we are all guilty of it from time to time.
I lean right, but have many friends who lean left. It makes for some pretty fun debates…and yes, derogatory words are used. But we’re friends, so all is forgiven…at least by the next day anyways.
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by beezzer
It's a vicious circle. I'm starting get dizzy.
But really, do the liberals not have any real substanance other than name calling and finding imaginary faults.
Almost every debate I start to enjoy, ends up in a name calling or personnal attack by the left. Ruins the conversation.
Originally posted by crimvelvet
Well there are people who are scared of blacks because they had a pistol shoved in their face and were mugged or beaten or other wise traumatized and yet you are calling them names because of their fear.
SHAME ON YOU!
Variations across Race and Region
One of the unique features of the Blair-Rockefeller Poll is the large sample size – including oversamples of people living in the South (defined as living in one of the eleven states of the Confederacy), Latinos/Hispanics and African Americans. Such a large oversample provides one of the only opportunities to rigorously compare elderly populations across race and region. Looking first at party identification among older respondents (those 65 years and older), we see substantial differences across region and race....
2012 Battlefield
Overall, the results of this survey indicate that the traditional base of support among older voters that Democrats have relied upon since the partisan realignment following the New Deal continues to weaken. While older voters continue to vote in high percentages, compared to younger cohorts, clear support for the Democratic Party is confined largely to African Americans. While older Hispanics generally favored the Democratic Party, they showed substantial willingness to vote for Republican Senatorial candidates in the 2010 midterm election.Further, the traditional Democratic support among older Caucasians continues to decline, particularly among older Caucasians living in the South.
If these trends continue, the 2012 presidential election will require the Democratic Party to continue to bring young, and often unreliable, voters to the polls.Further, the Democratic Party must continue to make inroads into the growing Latino/Hispanic population.
If the GOP is able to maintain its grip on older voters in the South, that tend to not only vote at high rates, but are also overwhelmingly conservative, Republican and willing to support GOP candidates theDemocratic presidential campaign strategy will be forced to continue building winning coalitions without the assistance of most of the southern states. With growing populations and over one-third of the Electoral College votes needed to win the Electoral College, losing support among the elderly is an important trend that scholars must continue to monitor.
blairrockefellerpoll.uark.edu...
You have people that hate black people because their mammy and pappy told them that the n-words are evil and lazy. I'd wager that most of the racists posting on here have never had an altercation with a black male in their life that comes close to what you're trying to describe....
Originally posted by Kitilani
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by Kitilani
If you had read the entire thread, you will have realized that I have pointed out the civil "hypocrisy" on both sides, and that we are all guilty of it from time to time.
I have read the entire thread, including the post where you claim that the left is more guilty than the right. Show me which post negates that and then explain why you would write it if you already wrote some other post contradicting it.
I lean right, but have many friends who lean left. It makes for some pretty fun debates…and yes, derogatory words are used. But we’re friends, so all is forgiven…at least by the next day anyways.
Good for you. I lean towards the type of person that reads exactly what you wrote which is as follows.
Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by beezzer
It's a vicious circle. I'm starting get dizzy.
But really, do the liberals not have any real substanance other than name calling and finding imaginary faults.
Almost every debate I start to enjoy, ends up in a name calling or personnal attack by the left. Ruins the conversation.
Yeah, just the liberals and the left do that. Or did you not even mean to write this post because if it is both sides equally, this post makes no sense.
Some of you really amaze me with your ability to contradict yourselves and then feel self righteous about it.
Originally posted by crimvelvet
reply to post by illuminatislave
You have people that hate black people because their mammy and pappy told them that the n-words are evil and lazy. I'd wager that most of the racists posting on here have never had an altercation with a black male in their life that comes close to what you're trying to describe....
Actually I am the one who had a gun shoved in her face. I now sleep with a shot gun under the bed but I do not hate blacks or any other group.... Well that is not true I HATE BANKSTERS...
The Mommy and daddy scenerio was from a LONG LONG time ago. It no longer applies. Heck the first month after I moved to the South I met a KKK member and his Black friend. The BLACK spent a half hour explaining how the crap we were fed in school about the Civil war was all wrong especially the crap about the KKK. Shocked the heck out of me.
Most racism I have encounter is based on FEAR period. However that does not fit well into the Politically Correct crap so it is discarded.
The rest are just plain kooks and it could be anything that sets off their dis-ordered brain. Again they should be placed where they could get help but the "Politically Correct" had them tossed out onto the streets in the seventies and eighties. THAT is one of the reasons I hold the "Politically Correct" in contempt. They NEED human suffering to point to to gain their political power so they CREATE IT.
That is why "Racism" is being stirred up again. The "Politically Correct" BANSTERS need it to control us and keep us from focusing on THEM.
Too bad most people rather go for each others throats instead of figuring out who is actually CAUSING the fight.
Originally posted by Gannicus
I love when you talk about Islam, you cant paint all Muslims as terrorists. The exact same people who preach that message will turn around and accuse all tea party people of being racist. Even though you could just as easily turn around and say Democrats are racists for organizations like the Black caucus.
The whole "tea party is racist" narrative is an MSM/Democrat party creation.
Originally posted by billyjack
Dennis Miller stated our position very eloquently" We aren't against helping the helpless, but have no desire to support the clueless"
Originally posted by jibeho
“I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American presidential candidate who is articulate and bright and clean-cut and a nice-looking guy. I mean, that’s a storybook, man,” - Joe Biden
Did anyone press Biden to name the names of the inarticulate, dim, dirty and unattractive African-Americans he was thinking about when he paid his compliments to Obama?
Just curious?
Sorry to derail your trolling thread
Originally posted by Gannicus
Originally posted by illuminatislave
funny how Tea Party shills cannot stand to own up to or discuss the racist behavior of their ilk, so they want to deflect and derail the topic of this thread.
What about the racist behavior of the Democrat party and many of the organizations who are part of it?