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Originally posted by VivaLaEvolution
Being conservative is NOT synonymous with being a teabagger! I know for a fact that many conservatives insist on this, and I can't blame them.
At least he's honest, as you said. He shouldn't have spoken for the entire party. But I think it's only natural that most Republicans don't want certain demographics to vote. I mean, that's what the voter ID proposals were all about. That's what the gerrymandering of the districts in 2010 were all about. It's clear that the GOP doesn't want everyone's votes. Because when everyone votes, Democrats win.
Originally posted by Bob Sholtz
personally i think there is room for a form of contract that says "if you are currently on, or have accepted certain government handouts within "x" amount of time, you are ineligible to vote". targeting blacks with something like this is racist, but i do think a well thought out stipulation attached to accepting certain handouts could do wonders for the country.
Originally posted by WaterBottle
reply to post by NavyDoc
Clearly you didn't listen to the video.
It was implying that being black = automatic welfare recipient, which is racist and factually wrong.
But whatevs, you're one of them, have fun at the cross burning.
edit on 6-6-2013 by WaterBottle because: (no reason given)
Wow. What a racist. How do you know what race I am?
Originally posted by Bob Sholtz
reply to post by Indigo5
mostly unemployment/food stamps.
if set up properly, it would keep a conflict of interests from influencing how people vote. a person who needs groceries now isn't worrying about 10 years from now, and they'll get food stamps, but at the cost of their ability to vote for a set amount of time.
Originally posted by WaterBottle
reply to post by NavyDoc
Racist 101 - when confronted with your overt racism call the person calling you out on your racism, racist. My care level = 0.
Wow. What a racist. How do you know what race I am?
Yeah, please cut the dramatics, nothing I said was racist, it was anti-KKK Teabaggers.
The Tea Party is 99.9% white. I'm just going out there and taking a guess. You would have also rebutted "I'm not even white!!!!!!!!!!!!" if you weren't.
I'm not going to continue to argue with you.
edit on 6-6-2013 by WaterBottle because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by soundguy
Scroll own about half way and be amazed at the diversity. As the saying goes, repeat a lie often enough even you begin to believe it. www.nydailynews.com...
I'm not saying all right wingers are racist, what I am saying is; "every racist I know is a right winger."
The Tea Party is 99.9% white.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by NOTurTypical
Originally posted by redtic
Originally posted by Benevolent Heretic
But I think it's only natural that most Republicans don't want certain demographics to vote.
To vote? Heck, many/most Republicans don't want certain demographics in office... eh em...
That's a lie and complete demogogury.
Really?? Just coincidence that the right wing opted to relentlessly accuse the first African American President of being a Kenyan Born, Illegitmate, Muslim terrorist with a Black Agenda of reperations?
I am not cetain you know the definition of "demogogury".
personally i think there is room for a form of contract that says "if you are currently on, or have accepted certain government handouts within "x" amount of time, you are ineligible to vote". targeting blacks with something like this is racist, but i do think a well thought out stipulation attached to accepting certain handouts could do wonders for the country.
Originally posted by NavyDoc
Leftist 101--when someone disagrees with you, call them a racist. Right out if Alinsky.
Originally posted by beezzer
Where a progressive liberal said something stupid. The left-leaning folks here went to great pains to point out that not all progressive-leftists felt that way.
Board of Supervisors member Byron Bailey and county School Board member Herbert DeGroft forwarded the controversial emails but didn't create them.
One email claimed National Geographic offered the first lady $50 to pose nude, while the other displayed a photograph of topless women in tribal garb, with a caption saying it was the first lady's "high school reunion," The Associated Press reported.