Penelope
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I need that explained to me. I did hear those words chanted from a tiki-carrying bunch of articulate marchers. What destruction of history were they protesting? The destruction of their own racial and ethnic and religious superiority looks to be the loss they fear most, but I'm at a loss to figure out the "history loss" part they blame on Democrats.I don't suppose that defending the Charlottesville debacle with parading chants of "Jews will not replace us" and "Blood and Soil" has anything to do with the American Jewish Democratic vote. Nope, some of those chanters were 'good people' Trump told us!Being from the South and not having much exposure, Jewish people voting heavily Democratic is a dynamic I have never fully understood. My only guess is that many Jews tend to be secular and Jewish by race, not faith. They also tend to live in large urban areas which are heavily Democratic anyway. I can't imagine why a religious Jew would think voting for Democrats is in their best interest as a Jew.
Most weren't chanting. They were there to protest the destruction of history promulgated by the Democrats.
The Democrats are attempting to disengage from their history of slavery and black oppression by removing all reminders from the public square.
This doesn't have a thing to do with the OP, trying to put down Dems will not work.