Trump closer to Wallace than Hitler

[Tommy Tainant]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

 

[Lumpy 1]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You're saying Trump and white Democratic Party voters jumping ship are racist?

 

[Stephanie]

we need a separate forum for all the Trump BS. Hillary and Bernie are more like Wallace, who happened to be a Democrat

this is what the people are sick and tired of and why Trump is winning. All these garbage accusations

 

[Tommy Tainant]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You're saying Trump and white Democratic Party voters jumping ship are racist?

Trump is definitely a racist. It remains to be seen what support he has in the wider community.
From my observations it seems that you need to have a range of bigoted view to get some traction in Republican politics.

 

[dannyboys]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You need to keep your fucking ignorant nose in your own country.
Wallace was a Democrat.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You need to keep your fucking ignorant nose in your own country.
Wallace was a Democrat.

Apparently he ran as a third party candidate. Or did I get that wrong ?

 

[Lumpy 1]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You're saying Trump and white Democratic Party voters jumping ship are racist?

Trump is definitely a racist. It remains to be seen what support he has in the wider community.
From my observations it seems that you need to have a range of bigoted view to get some traction in Republican politics.

... When you consider that the Democratic Socialist Party controls every poor black ghetto in America They control the population with paid race baiting charlatans, drugs, government welfare, poor education and low employment and have for years, it's pretty obvious who the racists are.

Sure they lie and use them for votes but the reality is there.

 

[Stephanie]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You're saying Trump and white Democratic Party voters jumping ship are racist?

Trump is definitely a racist. It remains to be seen what support he has in the wider community.
From my observations it seems that you need to have a range of bigoted view to get some traction in Republican politics.

and you are a Bigot. so you have no room to accuse anyone of being anything

 

[guno]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You need to keep your fucking ignorant nose in your own country.
Wallace was a Democrat.

Here you go cletus


Wallace's pro-segregation policies had been rejected by the mainstream of the Democratic Party. The impact of the Wallace campaign was substantial, winning the electoral votes of several states in the Deep South.

When George Wallace ran for President in 1968, it was not as a Democrat – which he had done in the 1964 Democratic primaries and would again in the 1972 Democratic primaries – but as a candidate of the American Independent Party. The American Independent Party was formed by Wallace, whose pro-segregation policies had been rejected by the mainstream of the Democratic Party.

 

[Boss]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

Well... First of all, to argue that Wallace was a "racist" in context of the times in which he lived, is laughable. The man had unprecedented support from the black community. Segregation is today viewed as a racist policy but it really wasn't racist. A racist would have said "fuck black people" instead of "separate but equal." Segregationists simply felt the best deal for blacks was for them to have their own segregated stuff equal to whites... it was actually ANTI-racist in terms of the times. But like a lot of things, the stigma has been attached by the left and it's forever seen as racist policy. I'm not advocating any kind of return to segregation or the policies of that time, just explaining the actual dynamics in objective context.

Wallace was a populist and in that aspect, does share similarities with Trump. But Wallace was a career politician and Trump has never ran for or held political office.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You're saying Trump and white Democratic Party voters jumping ship are racist?

Trump is definitely a racist. It remains to be seen what support he has in the wider community.
From my observations it seems that you need to have a range of bigoted view to get some traction in Republican politics.

and you are a Bigot. so you have no room to accuse anyone of being anything

Well I hope that I am not a bigot and that I treat my neighbour with respect.
I base my comments on the Republicans on the conversations I am seeing. Anti Gay,anti abortion, anti immigrant,anti muslim, gun crazy nutjobs. That is obviously not the whole story by any means but it does look like sanity has been crowded out in right wing American politics. Where are the normal people ?
I am not sure if Trump has accelerated the race to the bottom either. I look at Cruz and shake my head. How can a civilised and educated people throw up something so disgusting ?

 

[Old Rocks]

LOL. That has to be the most full of shit statement I have yet to see concerning the racist policy of 'Seperate but equal'. It was separate all right, and anything but equal. And Wallace was an asshole.

 

[dannyboys]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

You need to keep your fucking ignorant nose in your own country.
Wallace was a Democrat.

Apparently he ran as a third party candidate. Or did I get that wrong ?

Apples and oranges asshole!
When Wallace ran for Governor he ran as a Democrat. He ran on a platform of strict segregation. The Democrats in the State election voted for him and he consequently won the Governorship.
What he did or did not do after he was elected Governor vis a vis running for the Presidency as a third party candidate is irrelevant.
It does not alter the fact that Democrats chose to elect a radical racist Governor.
Next time do some research before running your mouth.

 

[rcfieldz]

 

[Snouter]

An American academic was on our tv last night...

What was the ethnicity of the "American academic?"

 

[Boss]

LOL. That has to be the most full of shit statement I have yet to see concerning the racist policy of 'Seperate but equal'. It was separate all right, and anything but equal. And Wallace was an asshole.

I assume you're talking about my post?

Sorry that you are not objective enough to properly evaluate history. That probably comes from your lifelong liberal indoctrination. I never said it was equal or that it was the right policy to pursue. That, I guess, is what you wanted me to be saying. I am merely offering objective evaluation of policy in the context of the times and in those days it wasn't considered racist at all. It was actually a compassionate effort to confront a social problem of the time in a way that everyone could live with... a moderate position, as it were. It was "separate but equal" not "separate and we don't give a fuck."

Now... it was a failure because it couldn't ever work to provide equality and eventually that realization became apparent to the majority... we can see that today but we didn't see that as a society back then. So we largely judge past society on what we understand today and that's not really fair.

 

[dannyboys]

An American academic was on our tv last night...

What was the ethnicity of the "American academic?"

The 'American Academic' is a negro. She is a fucking grade 10 high school teacher teaching in a shithole inner city school in Jackson.

 

[SuperDemocrat]

An American academic was on our tv last night arguing that this was the case.

She argued that he, Wallace, tapped into an inherent racism amongst white working class Americans that surfaced when times were seen to be bad.

Trump is seen as similar.

In the past the democratic party never worried about losing working class votes and they never called any of them racist. I supsect that they know they are losing those votes so naturally they think they are racist. Watching how democrats turn on anyone who doesn't agree with them is kind of fascinating.

 

[Stephanie]

Stop spreading this lie on the American voters. we are sick of it all

snip:
BREAKING: DAVID DUKE Releases Video “I Never Endorsed Trump. Stop Lying” (VIDEO)

all of it here:
BREAKING: DAVID DUKE Releases Video "I Never Endorsed Trump. Stop Lying" (VIDEO) - The Gateway Pundit

 

[the_human_being]

We really have no earthly idea how Hillary really feels on a given issue:

The Hole in Hillary’s Flip-Flop Excuse