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AtheosEmanon In reply to wakaflockaflame1 [2016-05-27 01:44:05 +0000 UTC]

Not particularly.

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wakaflockaflame1 In reply to AtheosEmanon [2016-05-29 00:15:21 +0000 UTC]

*sigh* Interesting.

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NorthStars4ever In reply to VforVignette453 [2017-05-21 16:37:25 +0000 UTC]

what a hypocrite. leftist be SOOO obsessed with slavery and making sure no one uses that slang on blacks, and yet they find it perfectly okay to use them THEN?? Hypocrites >_>

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AtheosEmanon In reply to VforVignette453 [2015-11-20 00:56:30 +0000 UTC]

Carson is an idiot, I usually just attack him on his words. .like the Pyramid were made to hold grain, like Obamacare is the worst thing since slavery or my personal favorite that evolution comes from the devil...

but I agree that all of "uncle tome" or "slave slang" makes no sense .. he leaves enough to make fun of him all on his own

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VforVignette453 In reply to AtheosEmanon [2015-11-21 04:19:06 +0000 UTC]

And it just makes the left-wing look bad when people do that crap

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AtheosEmanon In reply to VforVignette453 [2015-11-22 07:55:10 +0000 UTC]

I meant Uncle tom. not uncle tome but yeah..

Well all sides have their morons the ones who does that just happens to be ours

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AtheosEmanon In reply to DarkVikingMistress [2015-04-27 00:46:29 +0000 UTC]

Neither are innocent at all, originally after the civil war it was the Southern Dems that were pushing most of these laws, but in the last 1800s .. the Republican party with their Lily-white movement en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lily-whi… ; started kicking blacks out of the Republican party and started adopting the segregation platform of the Southern Democrats.. it was not until FDR that we saw what was then and what is still now the Democratic Base

I cannot speak to my grandparents .. I mean my mother's father was a white [Russian, German, Jewish Irish lineage\] and fell in love with a half Black Half Cherokee woman and had 14 kids with her.. .and minus my grandfather.. eh my  their parents were either slaves or had parents who were slaves speaking of my mother so eh they may have hated whites for making them such I would imagine..

But yeah, party white neither are exempt .. while Dems started the KKK in the South.. does no one remember DC Stephenson? ... KKK leader, Republican.. who was one of the most powerful political people IN THE NORTH...  but alas... what can ya do..

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NorthStars4ever In reply to AtheosEmanon [2017-05-22 17:06:27 +0000 UTC]

I thought lily-white was a small faction in the republican party. oh well, I could be wrong

Are you sure it was that early? FDR in 1935? Then could you explain Lyndon Johnson in the 60s on how the Democratic Party was so slow to sign the civil rights act? Just curious. I'd hate to sound rude or condescending. "These Negroes, they’re getting pretty uppity these days and that’s a problem for us since they’ve got something now they never had before, the political pull to back up their uppityness. Now we’ve got to do something about this, we’ve got to give them a little something, just enough to quiet them down, not enough to make a difference."

India right here XD Well, india, Slavic, German and Scandinavian. People joke with me all the time about Indians being the blacks of Asia XD I know it's satirical, but they are not that wrong tbh. We had our moment in the sun with the Indus river valley civilization and the gupta dynasty. then we got raped by every other nation on the planet perpetually for centuries >_> mostly from every Islamic empire, China, England, France and Portugal but I'm sure more joined in.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to NorthStars4ever [2017-05-22 18:38:19 +0000 UTC]

"I thought lily-white was a small faction in the republican party. oh well, I could be wrong "
Was less of a faction and more along the same rules as you see with the DNC lawsuit, the party claiming they are a private organization so can do almost whatever they want .. including kicking out blacks from the party or in the case of the DNC.. not hold true to their charter.

"Are you sure it was that early? FDR in 1935? Then could you explain Lyndon Johnson in the 60s on how the Democratic Party was so slow to sign the civil rights act?"
You are confusing separate things one speaks of party makeup and voting bloc as it pertains to presidential elections, and one speaks to party power and region, I said it was then when we saw what we know now as the Democratic base, workers, blacks, etc..
blackdemographics.com/culture/…

the demographic breakdown of the black vote going back to the 1930s, you see before then the black vote and party affiliation was pretty split between rep and Dem. but since FDR no Democratic president got less than 67% of the black vote

Factcheck.org
www.factcheck.org/2008/04/blac…


also speaks of how FDR brought blacks into the Democratic party, as a whole but voting for Presidents is far different than regional party affiliation.

If you were in the south, blacks were more likely to be Republicans, as you spread out and went north you saw blacks more likely to be Democrats in higher numbers


Yes, Southern Democrats at that time were very conservative yet what did you see after that? you saw those southern conservative white democrats, switch to Republican.

Yes, LBJ was known to use that word nigger quite a bit, yet the party platform if you go look at the Democratic party platform vs the Republican party platform, their platform reached more out to those of color than the Republicans which in the coded language was trying to go for that southern white bloc of voting base.


for further viewing, check out this AP History teacher, he sums up political dealignment and realignment in less than 8 mins
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNpPj6…



I am heading out for the day, if there is anything else at which you have questions with, with respect to that comment you replied to - just ask and when I see em tomorrow I will address em.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to fuckshiru [2015-02-28 22:06:17 +0000 UTC]

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AtheosEmanon In reply to LordElthibar [2013-09-26 23:25:50 +0000 UTC]

Glad that some blacks are conservative? ... Well I am not a conservative but if that is their choosing, have at it.

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LordElthibar In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-09-26 23:40:20 +0000 UTC]

At least we know that both sides get a taste of all the flavors. Both sides have both chocolate and vanilla.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to LordElthibar [2013-09-27 00:02:59 +0000 UTC]

Well of course black conservatives are nothing new

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LordElthibar In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-09-27 02:33:14 +0000 UTC]

Why don't you like conservatives though?

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AtheosEmanon In reply to LordElthibar [2013-09-27 04:34:58 +0000 UTC]

Who said I did not like them? I am not one, yet I hold no dislike of conservative people in general.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to ChaoticDarkAngel [2013-08-11 16:56:07 +0000 UTC]

Thank you for the fave. While I agree, to note, this had nothing to do with political parties. It had to do with political ideological views. Not much about Democrat or Republican, more so about conservative vs liberal. Many people often assume if you are black you are a liberal, as many assume if you are white, you are a conservative…

I personally have no issue with black republicans, but I do laugh when some of them try to use slavery and how it was the Democrats that started the KKK to say why they are Republicans… forgetting during the civil rights movements those southern Democrats.. became Republicans, and those Southern Republicans.. became Democrats. So if they are Republicans because they agree with what the party stand for, great but I laugh when they use slavery as a mantle for it.

Well, to be fair, Dash has neve said that she was a Democrat.. she has always declared herself politically independent with respect to parties. She did endorse Obama in 2008, and Romney in 2012 but it was not because she was “previously a democrat” because according to her she is not a Democrat nor a Republican.

I agree with hated, but that depends on how you view attacks and I may agree with that,. If you take attack as vitriolic aspersions on a person I may agree, if attack is to question a person on that then .. eh I would have to disagree. I think it is normal and natural in politics for us to know why we are voting for someone and should be able to say why rather than.. I am voting or this person just because they are a Democrat or a Republican without actually knowing about what the person may or may not stand for.

I am neither a democrat nor Republican, both parties have things I may agree with but overall neither has warranted my full support to wish to join either.

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ChaoticDarkAngel In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-08-11 17:51:02 +0000 UTC]

Wow some of them actually say stuff like that? Geesh -__- I'm neither democrat or republican myself but like you I agree with them on some matters for both sides but some really are just...too much for me to call myself a democrat or republican.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to ChaoticDarkAngel [2013-08-11 20:23:05 +0000 UTC]

Yes, look up, Elbert Guillory he is the latest Democrat who became a Republican.. and he mentions that it was the Democrats who were for slavery and who started things like the KKK.. while factual, to say you are a Republican because of this forgets, as stated previously, that after the Civil Rights movements, those Southern Democrats became Republicans and those Republicans became Democrats.


I agree with Republicans on guns, I personally am against ANY AND ALL gun and ammo bans, with Dems I agree with them on social policy such as welfare, education, prison reform etc.

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ChaoticDarkAngel In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-08-11 20:35:06 +0000 UTC]

I'm the same way on the gun issue. I think gun banning is wrong because getting rid of guns is not going to stop crime forever. The criminals are always going to find away to get them no matter what: And if guns are banned, who knows people might learn how to make bombs instead which is ten times worse if you ask me. With democrats I can see there point on gun banning but at the same time I'm against it.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to ChaoticDarkAngel [2013-08-11 20:54:08 +0000 UTC]

* I did not mean to make that whole thing a link, my apologies, I meant to just make his name the link*

If they showed how banning guns would make a drastic impact on crime I would agree with a possible gun ban, yet I run on facts and figures not emotion. There are 120-160 million gun owners in America, yet according to the FBI only 100K people are shot every year,... so less than a tenth of one percent of gun owners shoot anyone.. so 99.99% of gun owners will not shoot anyone thus I do not see why punishing 99.99% of people who do nothing wrong .. is right.

Even "Assault weapons", there are 4 million assault rifles in America, 200,000 are sold every year. According to the FBI, 4% of all people shot are shot by rifles of any kind, 25% of that 4% are assault rifles... so .. 100K shot a year, 4% or K are rifles of any kind and 1K are specifically shot by assault rifles.. so with 4M assault rifles in America and 200K sold every year... saying 1K people are shot with assault rifles every year is once again punishing 99.99 of people who own the gun because less than 0.01% of people with the gun will shoot someone.

Well not all Dems are for gun bans, Jo Manchin is a dem who co-wrote the Manchin-Toomey bill which just instituted mandatory background checks, and a stronger mental health system. I agreed with the bill as a whole, and Republicans voted it down..

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AtheosEmanon In reply to Ratchet-Halo [2013-01-24 22:16:09 +0000 UTC]

I agree with you, I was like WTF when I saw the guy said Clarence Thomas is a "uncle tom" and should not call himself black anymore..because he is a conservative Republican. What kind of shit is that? [link] I watched this 90 minute interview with him and Julian Bond, though I do not agree with his politics, it did give me a new found respect for him as a person.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to YourInnerDemons [2013-01-23 01:02:24 +0000 UTC]

LMAO!! I do, I enjoy earth.. but when humans are done fucking it up.. I will find a new planet

.. but yes, I was like REALLY? he should not consider himself black because he is a conservative? What kind of dumb fuckery is that?

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YourInnerDemons In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-01-23 04:05:39 +0000 UTC]

I know. People just can't seem to wrap their brains around the fact that people think differently. Although, some I've met, could be mistaken for part of a group collective.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to YourInnerDemons [2013-01-23 05:11:50 +0000 UTC]

We generally call people who cannot accept those who think differently in a political way as morons... but when in school .. they always did the usual Black History Month thing in February where in history class you would have one month out of 9 or 10 dedicated to black history haha and Thomas was always brought up.

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YourInnerDemons In reply to AtheosEmanon [2013-01-23 11:28:43 +0000 UTC]

Yeah. They still doing it as far as I know.

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AtheosEmanon In reply to YourInnerDemons [2013-01-23 15:43:19 +0000 UTC]

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