bendog
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I don't know there's a movement per se. But obviously these posters are being motivated somehow. Perhaps Obamaderangementsyndrome. But as for the KKK, the KKK in 1960 was not the same KKK as in 1890, nor is the KKK in 2015 the same as either one.The retards see old time KKK members were Democrats and thinks that has some relevance to the modern day. They ignore the fact that there were far right wing Democrats behind the segregationist movement. Those far right wing Democrats are the political ancestors of the modern day far right wing Republicans.
Kennedy was in Dallas on November 22, 1963 precisely to try to court the far right element of his party so he could run for re-election the following year. Governor Connally was a leading figure of the far right Democrats.
"KKK is Democrat" as though the KKK would support the modern day Democratic platform of affirmative action, ObamaCare, gay marriage, labor unions, higher taxes, and bigger government!
I honestly do not know why their heads don't explode from cognitive dissonance. The only explanation I can come up with is that it requires actual cognition to suffer from the dissonance which would arise from such contradictory thoughts.
Just how willfully stupid do you have to be to keep banging the "KKK is Democrat" drum? Clearly, we have a cognition problem.
This is exactly the same willful stupidity that thinks the word "socialism" in National Socialism means Nazis are left wing.
There is a historical revisionist movement afoot to overturn reality so that the extreme right wing can make headway into the mainstream.
They are Republicans now.
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The KKK arose because the deep south had places were BLACKS WERE IN THE MAJORITY. Mississippi, La and SC ALL had black majorities in the late 19th century. The KKK arose to counter Reconstruction.
Great Migration African American - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
Historical racial and ethnic demographics of the United States - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
After the two great African American Migrations of WWI and WWII, blacks have consistently been minorities throughout the South, though still not as minority as in the N. and West. By the 1960s, the KKK pushed for Jim Crowe. Rather than seeking to maintain white rights in the face of Reconstruction, it was now an effort to prevent even a minority from political representation.
And today, the KKK is simply an avenue to express paranoia and excuse personal failure.
And KG seems to have some fear that her world will come tumbling down if the only protected space for discriminating against GLBT is within the four walls of a church that has not commercial ventures and takes no public money beyond tax exempt status.