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I found them mostly in the South… among Democrats.do you deny the existence of racists, sexists, xenophobes, homophobes, and Islamophobes in America?
I found them mostly in the South… among Democrats.do you deny the existence of racists, sexists, xenophobes, homophobes, and Islamophobes in America?
That is a start. You see racism and xenophobia in America.So far, I see the racists and the xenophobes on the left of the political spectrum.
I have spouted no talking points.So, maybe you should refrain for spouting the talking points
How on earth do yo presuppose that I have not started talking to people?start talking to people
Perhaps you would like to edit that post so that it conforms to forum rules and guidelines.I see your arrogance and prejudice here.
When was that?I found them mostly in the South… among Democrats.
And you don’t think this is all staged?some other ridiculous question that is phrased to make Trump look bad …
All my life.When was that?
Isn’t amazing how things have changed there!Just since the early 1960s.
I do, but won’t quibble over the phrasing. It woudl be hard to miss the changes.You do realize that since has a different meaning than in?
I guess except for Strom Thurmond, Jesse Helms and those conservatives who left the Democratic party because of the civil rights programs. Jimmy Carter, a southern Democrat, said in '71 that the time for racial discrimination was over. This was while Reagan was against fair housing, the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act.Well, having lived in the South since the 1960s, I have seen a lot of changes; however, the vast majority of racists, homophobes, and whatever I have known have been Democrats and remain Democrats.
As a presidential candidate, he’s hopeless.Biden is a decent human being. To many of us that distinction is not hopeless or meaningless
@Maximus1 not JanRBiden is a decent human being. To many of us that distinction is not hopeless or meaningless