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Sorry Bud but I will tell you the same thing I told Robin........I only take real trains......Not the kind you guys offer....:NoNoNo:
Sorry Bud but I will tell you the same thing I told Robin........I only take real trains......Not the kind you guys offer....:NoNoNo:
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Ku Klux Klan plan a Donald Trump victory march
The Ku Klux Klan wants to hold a victory parade to mark Donald Trump winning the US presidency.
The white supremacist group, which backed Trump in the recent election, wants to the parade to take place on December 3 in the town of Pelham, North Carolina.
They announced their plans on their website and wrote: “Trump’s race united my people.”
The local group has around 200 members and is thought to be one of the most active Klan branches in the US.
The KKK have taken credit for Trump getting to the White House. Former Klan leader – or Imperial Wizard – David Duke said “our people” had played a huge part ion getting Trump elected. After Trump was elected, Duke said it was “one of the most exciting nights of my life”.
https://ca.yahoo.com/news/ku-klux-klan-plan-a-donald-trump-victory-march-135829272.html
The Ku Klux Klan wants to hold a victory parade to mark Donald Trump winning the US presidency.
The white supremacist group, which backed Trump in the recent election, wants to the parade to take place on December 3 in the town of Pelham, North Carolina.
They announced their plans on their website and wrote: “Trump’s race united my people.”
The local group has around 200 members and is thought to be one of the most active Klan branches in the US.
The KKK have taken credit for Trump getting to the White House. Former Klan leader – or Imperial Wizard – David Duke said “our people” had played a huge part ion getting Trump elected. After Trump was elected, Duke said it was “one of the most exciting nights of my life”.
https://ca.yahoo.com/news/ku-klux-klan-plan-a-donald-trump-victory-march-135829272.html
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^ shouldn't Trump be proud!!:no:I think he will say a lot about him if he doesn't come out and stand against this.
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The thing most democrats want you to forget is th klan is historically the hooligan arm of their party...Just look to Senator Robert Byrd, card carrying member...
Look to the fact that post civil war the klan really got its start......You know after a Republican President abolished slavery.
The klan also went after Catholics and Jews back in the 1800's.....Today we know they hate Jews but forget they killed Catholics.
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It's not forgotten, just not relevant anymore. Back before the 60's, the Democrats were the party of segregation, and racism. Back then, most blacks were loyal Republican supporters, based on their historical gratitude to Abraham Lincoln, who was Republican. But that historical Republican party no longer exists, neither does that historical Dixie-crat Democratic party from the pre-60's. The members of that Democratic party that remained, expressed their regret for being members of the KKK back then.
That being said, I'm really hoping that Donald Trump has said all of these things in just an elaborate attempt to get elected, and that he'll be nothing like what his election campaign personality. I'm hoping for the best, wishing him luck.
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And what happened in the 1960's?
Welfare began its rampant rise....UNCLE SUGAR became everyones favorite uncle
Squat has changed the KKK is still a democrat stronghold
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And a democrat stronghold.........
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Um, there was that little thing called the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Democratic President Lyndon Johnson enacted as law, and that pretty much signalled the exit of all of the Dixie-crats away from the Democrats and towards the GOP.
Johnson even told someone that he's just signed away any chance of the Democrats to win in the South for the next 3 decades. He was wrong, it's been over 5 decades already and still no sign of any traction for the Democrats in the South.
No idea what Uncle Sugar is. Just ask any KKK member if they are members of the Democratic party, I don't think you'll get many yeses.
Even if this was the case, keep in mind many of those citizens still voted for him. Sure they hated hillary so they would do anything to get her out of the office. But racism and oppressive attitude towards people with disabilities have no place in our society.
I couldnt care less if it s a democrat or republican stronghold, KKK is still disgusting
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You are going off topic here....KKK is disgusting. I am not talking about rights. It is a disgusting group of oppressive people.
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You started by trying to tie them to Trump.
I did?
I was replying to escapefromstress's article about KKK......still a disgusting group of people.
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I think that this hidden Trump voter that finally pushed him over the top, might not have been his typical racist crowd at his rallies. They simply seem to be people fed up with being paid lip service to by the Clinton machine. The biggest beef against Clinton was how she was perceived to be a liar. I don't think it had anything to do with her emails, though that did play a small role in the narrative. They felt that she was telling them pleasant things in front of their faces, and then she really thought something else entirely behind their back. She had well-rehearsed lines, and her speeches were as boring as paint drying, but no human empathy to speak of.
She was hardly a progressive, she was more conservative than most Democrats. She seemed disdainful of the progressive wing of Democrats, in fact.
