Anonymous #1 16h

conservatives created the klan, if you don't have the mental capacity to understand the party switch when middle schoolers learn about it then you don't get an opinion here

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Anonymous #2 16h

You mean the southern democrats in the 1860s? Bringing up a “party switch” way later to fit your own modern day stereotypically view point is wild…

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Anonymous #2 16h

The Republican Party never fully endorsed the klan and a higher number of republicans than Dems voted for the civil rights acts in 1964, and the Dems were the founders to blame another party cause you want to mention a party switch that happened decades later is wild

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Anonymous #2 16h

The Klan wouldn’t exist if it wasn’t for democrats

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Anonymous #1 16h

You people are denser than a brick when it's convenient

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Anonymous #3 15h

Both parties have ties, just one created and endorsed it first

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Anonymous #1 15h

Hey what party did prominent segregationist Strom Thurmond switch to after the passing of the civil rights act. Here’s a hint: South Carolina continued voting for him until 2000

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Anonymous #4 15h

Strom was a segregationist Democrat originally, you can be a German and move to Bulgaria but you’re still a German at heart…what about Robert C. Byrd? Richard Russell Jr, James Eastland, Harry F. Byrd Sr. ? So cause of an example of someone switching means all the republicans were pro klan

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Anonymous #1 15h

And why did he stop being a democrat hmmmmm? What party did he switch to hmmmmm?

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Anonymous #4 15h

So we gonna ignore my examples of Dems that were against civil rights and didn’t switch?

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Anonymous #1 13h

would ulu like to discuss the modern day or do you geniunely believe that the democratic views of the mid 1800’s are reflected today as well

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Anonymous #6 11h

Because Trump was limpdicked in repudiating the endorsement of a white supremascist. And he did not condemn the neonazis who marched in Charlottesville. He said “very fine people on both sides” when the side supporting HIM were saying “Gas the kikes, race war now” What matters is he welcomes the support of racists and fascists.

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Anonymous #8 11h

Come on dude, of the thousands of examples of Trump failing to disavow white supremacy, you picked the single most debunked one? This shit literally doesn’t matter, and yet you missed on such an easy opportunity to give actual evidence towards it

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Anonymous #6 11h

“Debunked” are you saying he didn’t say that?

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Anonymous #1 11h

Yeah you had a few holdouts. The party switch took time, but it happened. All that white racist voting base switched to Republican. I would know. They’re my fuckin relatives.

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Anonymous #4 11h

Sigh. One Google search man. One. “Trump fine people fact check.” Just one. Literally all I’m asking you to do is when you have hundreds of perfectly good examples to use to make a point, try not to use the single worst one

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Anonymous #6 11h

Fine people do not stay at a protest when Nazi flags start getting flown. If Nazis show up at a protest and aren’t kicked out, that tells you about the protest.

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Anonymous #4 11h

But granted Trump has said way more racist shit. I’d point out the time he said immigrants were bringing “bad genes” into the country

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Anonymous #4 11h

All I was saying in the end was that it was the Dems who helped form the group

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Anonymous #1 11h

I don’t know bout you but I think which party is the racist one now matters more

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Anonymous #4 11h

Okay?

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