How to Be a Bigot Online

[Dr. Who]

Convenient myth?

There has been much written about LBJ, most of it not very flattering. Never liked him then and don't like him even in retrospect. He was a Dixiecrat with aspirations to national power and a mouthful of lies.

[Chris]

There has been much written about LBJ, most of it not very flattering. Never liked him then and don't like him even in retrospect. He was a Dixiecrat with aspirations to national power and a mouthful of lies.

Here, read about Dixiecrats, from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixiecrat

The States' Rights Democratic Party (usually called the Dixiecrats) was a short-lived segregationist political party in the United States. It originated in 1948 as a breakaway faction of the Democratic Party determined to protect states' rights to legislate racial segregation from what its members regarded as an oppressive federal government.[1] Supporters assumed control of the state Democratic parties in part or in full in several Southern states. The Party opposed racial integration and wanted to retain Jim Crow laws and white supremacy in the face of possible federal intervention. Its members were referred to as "Dixiecrats", a portmanteau of "Dixie", referring to the Southern United States, and "Democrat".

1948. Segregationists. Johnson doesn't fit the time or purpose.

[Mister D]

There has been much written about LBJ, most of it not very flattering. Never liked him then and don't like him even in retrospect. He was a Dixiecrat with aspirations to national power and a mouthful of lies.

What do you base this Dixiecrat claim on?

[Mister D]

Here, read about Dixiecrats, from https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dixiecrat



1948. Segregationists. Johnson doesn't fit the time or purpose.

It fits in temporal terms but I don't think Johnson supported Thurmond in the 1948 Election.

[silvereyes]

$#@!ing this. It's not that it's hard to understand that concept, rather those who whine the most about people hating white males, are betas whom are unable to understand the problem is their racist rhetoric. But they have to assert that they are the victim as a defense mechanism.

Hey, remember when i didnt even know you are black? Posted together for several years at PF. Brought you here because PF had gotten awful to be on while Obama was president. Man, the utter hate and $#@! heaped on me was pretty awful. One "fine upstanding patriot" tried his best to find out where i live so he "could go teach me a lesson about patriotism with his fists and if my kids were hime they could watch or be learn as well if they try to help me." Why did he say that? Because i told him that the Obama family is filth and vermin. I still say that and always will. *shrug*

I didnt know what race you are...i didnt care. Still dont.

[Chris]

It fits in temporal terms but I don't think Johnson supported Thurmond in the 1948 Election.

Johnson pushed the CRA past segregationists in 1964.

[silvereyes]

Is the video only about nothing because it strikes too close to home for you? Are you calling that black man an "Uncle Tom" for not agreeing with you and seeing the same victim complex within you as you see in "white entitlement"?

@Chris...i see a strawman...i bet you let it slide.

[Chris]

Hey, remember when i didnt even know you are black? Posted together for several years at PF. Brought you here because PF had gotten awful to be on while Obama was president. Man, the utter hate and $#@! heaped on me was pretty awful. One "fine upstanding patriot" tried his best to find out where i live so he "could go teach me a lesson about patriotism with his fists and if my kids were hime they could watch or be learn as well if they try to help me." Why did he say that? Because i told him that the Obama family is filth and vermin. I still say that and always will. *shrug*

I didnt know what race you are...i didnt care. Still dont.

Silver, have you ever posted anything political? It's a political forum is why I ask. We know all about you but your political opinions.

[Chris]

@Chris...i see a strawman...i bet you let it slide.

Did he say it to me? No.

I'm not the forum mother.

[Mister D]

Johnson pushed the CRA past segregationists in 1964.

I know. It really doesn't make much sense that a segregationist
would have ultimately pushed through the CRA but he was in Congress at the time.