[on blacks who vote for Democrats]
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FAIL!
The KKK is a right-wing organization which strives on, as they put it "preserving" the laws as they were origninally meant, from times when racism was more prevalent. They're a racist organization afraid of change. The Democratic party is liberal, and embraces change more readily then they would ever want.
Of course, because, for some reason, they're masochist and siding with the guys who predicate equality and more solidarity.
Well, perhaps back when the KKK was actually relevant, but the Democratic and Republican parties have essentially swapped names in the intervening years. Anyone who doesn't know that has not had a class on modern US history (which is fine for non-US-citizens, but borders on inexcusable if you're a native here).
Parties shift, because the make-up of the party also shifts.
Democrats were, at one time, rightists.
Not that they're leftists now, but they were further right in the past.
Do you know the difference between Republican and Democrat?
Do you know the difference between Democrat and democratic?
Do you know the difference between Conservative and liberal?
Do you know anything about the tenets of the KKK?
No? Then shut up!
You're an idiot.
Kill yourself.
Dixiecrats went Republican after the Civil Rights Act passed. Those poor goobers felt so betrayed.
Please set your clock forward 50 years, OK?
Don't know if this is fundie, but the stupidity level is right.
The Democrats are the ones who pushed for de-segregation of the South and campaigned for equal rights for blacks in the 1960s, which is how the Republican party came to take over the previously Democratic Southern states, you idiot. Hardly in line with KKK agenda, then or now.
This becomes very relevant today, where evidence shows the Republican party to increasingly embrace KKK-style identity politics and human right abuses. Their current presidential candidate even invites neo-nazi militias who claim to be Christians, to be his personal army and try coup attempts...
Troll.
Confused?
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