Candace Owens Black Conservative and Trump supporter

[sikofit]

@CaughtInTheMiddle

@gooddad409

I’m not going down the rabbit hole of answering every question

There you go folks. Judge for yourself.

Not surprising at all

[gooddad409]

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

@sikofit

@CaughtInTheMiddle

@gooddad409

I’m not going down the rabbit hole of answering every question

There you go folks. Judge for yourself.

Not surprising at all

Correct. I’ve watched these games for almost 60 years. They always get stuck between arguments.

[sikofit]

@gooddad409

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

It’s cute how you naively believe the two parties have the same ideology today as they did then.

[WuWei]

@gooddad409

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

What states were these Republicans from? Which states are Republicans from now?

[gooddad409]

@sikofit

@gooddad409

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

It’s cute how you naively believe the two parties have the same ideology today as they did then.

It’s not so cute that dems try to rewrite unfavorable history and share the same talking points in their futile attempt.

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

@sikofit

It’s cute how you naively believe the two parties have the same ideology today as they did then.

I wish they would have just called themselves Libs and Cons back then. We wouldn’t constantly have this argument now.

I wonder if the old, grumpy guys that hated change yelled at the kids to get off their dirt.

[Roxiebelle]

@CanadianJudo

Your failure to educate yourself isn’t my fault the killer was heavy into the alt right.

She’s not alt right, she is a free thinker…educate yourself!

[sikofit]

@gooddad409

It’s not so cute that dems try to rewrite unfavorable history and share the same talking points in their futile attempt.

No that is what conservatives are attempting. It might be embarrassing but I fully acknowledge that the Democratic party use to be the party of conservative white men.

[Borgia]

@WuWei

No. That isn’t going to work. It was geographical, not political.

This cannot be emphasized enough. All GOP southerners in Congress voted against the Civil Rights Act. Almost all southern Dems did.

In the north, most GOP reps and senators voted for the CRA. An even higher percentage of northern Dems voted for the CRA.

It was voted for/against on regional lines. Some on this thread want to ignore facts.

[Borgia]

@gooddad409

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

We don’t deny it. Things change in a hundred years. Luckily the northern Democrats ascended to dominate the party.

[gooddad409]

@Borgia_dude_dude

@gooddad409

The racist history of the democrat party and its pro slavery position is simply fact for all to judge.

We don’t deny it. Things change in a hundred years. Luckily the northern Democrats ascended to dominate the party.

The northern democrats were the ones voting against the 13th amendment which freed the slaves.

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

@gooddad409

It’s not so cute that dems try to rewrite unfavorable history and share the same talking points in their futile attempt.

Was the civil war about slavery? Was the confederacy fighting to keep slavery.

[conan]

She’s a stupid black woman I’m I right?

[gooddad409]

@CaughtInTheMiddle

@gooddad409

It’s not so cute that dems try to rewrite unfavorable history and share the same talking points in their futile attempt.

Was the civil war about slavery? Was the confederacy fighting to keep slavery.

Well im sure a large part of it was those southern democrat plantation owners wanted to keep slavery.

[WuWei]

@gooddad409

The northern democrats were the ones voting against the 13th amendment which freed the slaves.

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[party-free]

Yes, avoid the truth at all costs. Modern day GOPs MO.

[CaughtInTheMiddle]

@gooddad409

@CaughtInTheMiddle

@gooddad409

It’s not so cute that dems try to rewrite unfavorable history and share the same talking points in their futile attempt.

Was the civil war about slavery? Was the confederacy fighting to keep slavery.

Well im sure a large part of it was those southern democrat plantation owners wanted to keep slavery.

Hang on folks. We may have a defector.

So you’re saying the civil war WAS about slavery, correct? And if so, the confedracy was fighting to continue human trafficking, correct?

[gooddad409]

@Borgia_dude_dude

@WuWei

No. That isn’t going to work. It was geographical, not political.

This cannot be emphasized enough. All GOP southerners in Congress voted against the Civil Rights Act. Almost all southern Dems did.

In the north, most GOP reps and senators voted for the CRA. An even higher percentage of northern Dems voted for the CRA.

It was voted for/against on regional lines. Some on this thread wThe Senate version, voted on by the House:[22]

The Senate version, voted on by the House:[22]

Democratic Party: 153–91 (63–37%)
Republican Party: 136–35 (80–20%)

As you can see a higher percentage of the gop voted for the civil rights act than the dems. MUCH higher in fact.

[Borgia]

@gooddad409

The northern democrats were the ones voting against the 13th amendment which freed the slaves.

I’m speaking about the CRA, a hundred years later. You can tell because I said “things change in a hundred years”. You must have missed that.

Regardless, I acknowledge that the conservative Dems of the Civil War era were racist.