Who was the most racist President?

[IM2]

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

Lester Maddox was no liberal.

Sure he was a lib, Mr. Maddox was the Howard Schultz of his time. Like the leader of Starbucks, he refused to allow black non-customers use the restrooms at the Pickrick Restaurant that he was proprietor of.

Maddox was no liberal.

 

[IM2]

Still waiting for you to tell me what conservatives were there fighting for Civil Rights with MLK...

You bringing up the Kennedys and Hoover doesn't do shit for me...

I am not a Kennedy fan and I damn sure ain't a Hoover fan....but I can't count how many times I have seen Trumpers on this site opine about how Kennedy was the only good democrat president.....

Senator Everett Dirksen wrote the 1964 civil rights act.
Everett Dirksen: Forgotten Civil Rights Champion | National Portrait Gallery
President Eisenhower signed the 1957 and 1960 civil rights acts.
Civil Rights Act of 1957 - Wikipedia
President Grant started the civil rights laws.
March 1, 1875: Grant signs the Civil Rights Act

And yet you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?"

OK, WHY?

Figure it out.

You said I could not but I did. YOU WERE WRONG!

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

 

[Third Party]

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

I get very frustrated when d1c sucking conservatives like yourself willfully lie about MLK once the history is clear.....

Funny how conservatives want to claim MLK years after his death but never claimed him while he was alive...…...how about you read some books by MLK instead of making shit up...
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Just because King said something doesn't make it true or even good. I am not a conservative but don't want to claim King in any way. I prefer an approach like Malcolm X.

No you don't.

Sure, see-you don't know me.

So what was Malcolm X's approach according to the white man?

Equal force against violent oppression-King and Ghandi were pacifists, Malcom X and Spartacus were reactionaries.

 

[Third Party]

Senator Everett Dirksen wrote the 1964 civil rights act.
Everett Dirksen: Forgotten Civil Rights Champion | National Portrait Gallery
President Eisenhower signed the 1957 and 1960 civil rights acts.
Civil Rights Act of 1957 - Wikipedia
President Grant started the civil rights laws.
March 1, 1875: Grant signs the Civil Rights Act

And yet you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?"

OK, WHY?

Figure it out.

You said I could not but I did. YOU WERE WRONG!

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

 

[rightwinger]

Conservatives have been against every emancipation effort in this country since its founding...

What conservative politician spoke out in favor of abolition?? what conservative politician was known for his strong pro-civil rights stance in the 50's and 60's??

Were those people being murdered in the south for going around and registering voters conservatives??

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

MLK was no dittohead and his children MLK III and Berniece will tell you that. Alveda was not his child. George Wallace was no liberal. And Eisenhower implemented Operation Wetback.

Maybe you are unfamiliar with the fact that MLK was against all of the rioting the libs scheduled back in his day. Totally against violence.

And the fact that he applied for a firearms permit tells me that he wasn't the crazed libs, leftist say he was today.

Further, look at his appearance. Always in a suit jacket and tie, you won't see MLK wearing a kufi or his pants worn in the "sagging" mode, even though liberals did throw him in prison a few times.

MLK also opposed the Vietnam War

Conservative Southerners threw him in jail and beat up Civil Rights protestors

Actually, the South was very liberal at the time. Most of the Southern states had Democrats in Congress.

You don’t seem to understand the difference between liberal and conservative
You think that all Democrats 50s and 60s were liberal....they weren’t

 

[katsteve2012]

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

Remember it was libs like Orval B. Faubus and George C. Wallace that opposed civil rights, while conservatives like General Eisenhower who sent the Army to liberal towns like the Clinton's Little Rock to desegregate the schools.

MLK was a Dittohead, make no mistake about it. His beloved niece, Alveda King, carries on his Tremendous Tea Party traditions.

George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

 

[IM2]

And yet you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?"

OK, WHY?

Figure it out.

You said I could not but I did. YOU WERE WRONG!

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

 

[Polishprince]

George Wallace was a liberal? Where did you read that?

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

 

[wamose]

I think it's Obama, hands down. But if his wife ever became President, she would easily take that award away.

 

[rightwinger]

Where did you get the idea that Gov. Wallace wasn't a lib?

He endorsed Hard Core Ultraliberal Jimmy Carter for President.

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

 

[rightwinger]

Franklin D. Roosevelt and civil rights - Wikipedia

In June 1941, Roosevelt issued Executive Order 8802, which created the Fair Employment Practice Committee (FEPC). It was the most important federal move in support of the rights of African-Americans between Reconstruction and the Civil Rights Act of 1964. The President's order stated that the federal government would not hire any person based on their race, color, creed, or national origin. The FEPC enforced the order to ban discriminatory hiring within the federal government and in corporations that received federal contracts

 

[rightwinger]

Of the modern Presidents, I think Woodrow Wilson was the most racist.

Civil Rights moved backwards under his administration and Wilson politically embraced the klan

 

[Polishprince]

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

That's really not true, RW. Roosevelt's conservative peers like the Tremendous Warren G. Harding spoke out openly even to liberal audiences in Birmingham AL in favor of civil rights.

Black History Month: Warren Harding's Birmingham Speech


In actuality, the commencement of hostilities during WWII was the IDEAL time to end liberal segregation in the military. The ranks of the US Army were largely empty. America had a very small army. 10 million new men entering the army who didn't know the Jim Crow Army would have been the ideal time to integrate.

 

[Third Party]

OK, WHY?

Figure it out.

You said I could not but I did. YOU WERE WRONG!

No you haven't. You asked me to tell you why. That's because you can't.

You said I could not ASK-but I did ASK. Therefore, you are WRONG!

No, I said you cannot ask, "Why were all those civil rights acts necessary?" And you can't. What you're doing is trying to play a childish game but you still cannot ask yourself that question. And no matter how you try playing your silly game, it is a question that you are too scared and dishonest to answer.

OK, Why were all those civil rights acts necessary? You seem to think YOU have all the answers, show the rest of us how smart you think you are.

 

[Polishprince]

Wallace endorsed Carter, because Carter stood up for him during Carter's days a "'not so liberal" candidate for governor. By the time that Carter ran for president in 1976, Wallace's days as a hardcore segregationist were fading, and Carter had become more liberal.

A lot happened to the social and political landscape between the era of the fight for civil rights in the early to mid 60'S and the early to mid 70's.
I am old enough to have witnessed it, and I did.

There was no way that Wallace was considered a liberal during the 60's, if ever at all.


He actually ended up near the end of his life practically begging black people for forgiveness because of his segregationist past and some were even gullible enough to believe him to be sincere.

Google is your friend. Look it up.
Jimmy Carter's racist campaign of 1970

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

Actually, America wasn't that segregated at all, among conservatives. My grandfather served anyone with money at his store. Kids, regardless of race however, had to have a note if they were picking up cigarettes for their mums

 

[The Purge]

How can he not be with an AG as hate FILLED and RACIST (look to what he said about Ferguson!)....a real piece of shit, just like the Surrender Monkey (If I had a son he would look just like Treyvon!)

 

[Polishprince]

Of the modern Presidents, I think Woodrow Wilson was the most racist.

Civil Rights moved backwards under his administration and Wilson politically embraced the klan

I'm surprised at your response. Thought you would name Dubya or Trump, both of whom are considered by the libs to be Literally Hitler.

 

[rightwinger]

I think Lester Maddox called Carter a "pointy headed liberal".

Lester Maddox was also Jimmy Carter's handpicked running mate as Lieutenant Governor in Georgia. Both men were liberals, although I can't comment on the pointiness of Mr. Carter's head.

You must be reading history from an alternate universe, where facts are interpreted in reverse.
Maddox was not a liberal.

Lester Maddox was a segregationist just like George Wallace and became governor of Georgia in 1966 based on public dissatisfaction with desegregation. He replaced a governor who was liberal.

https://www.georgiaencyclopedia.org/articles/government-politics/lester-maddox-1915-2003

Plenty of libs were segregationists.

FDR, example given.

President Roosevelt organized and deployed a great Jim Crow Army to fight the Axis during WWII. My father was a WWII veteran, didn't see a single black guy in uniform during his 4 years in the Army, that's how pro-segregation FDR was. Mr. Hitler was having a real belly laugh at this. America was fighting him for his racism yet was just as racist.

No wonder why America wasn't taken seriously and it took so long and so many lives to defeat the national Socialists.

America was segregated in the 1940s
FDR did not think that fighting a war of that magnitude was a time to introduce integration.

FDR was more open to Civil Rights than most of his peers, but didn’t want to take on Civil Rights. Truman’s decision to integrate the armed forces took guts.

That's really not true, RW. Roosevelt's conservative peers like the Tremendous Warren G. Harding spoke out openly even to liberal audiences in Birmingham AL in favor of civil rights.

Black History Month: Warren Harding's Birmingham Speech


In actuality, the commencement of hostilities during WWII was the IDEAL time to end liberal segregation in the military. The ranks of the US Army were largely empty. America had a very small army. 10 million new men entering the army who didn't know the Jim Crow Army would have been the ideal time to integrate.

Asking men to volunteer for an integrated Army was not a wise move.

FDR was primarily a politician who understood the limitations of the political environment in the 30s and 40s

FDR stayed to center on Civil Rights and used Eleanor as his political proxy to advocate civil rights

 

[rightwinger]

Of the modern Presidents, I think Woodrow Wilson was the most racist.

Civil Rights moved backwards under his administration and Wilson politically embraced the klan

I'm surprised at your response. Thought you would name Dubya or Trump, both of whom are considered by the libs to be Literally Hitler.

I don’t think Bush43 was racist.
Trump is as racist as they come in this society. He doesn’t use the N Word, but everything else is fair game
Wilson openly embraced the klan, Trump refuses to condemn them

 

[Polishprince]

I don’t think Bush43 was racist.

You were unique among libs then. The liberal consensus was that President Bush, as well as Mr. Romney and Mr. McCain were as racist as the day is long.

President Trump ignores the Triple K, recognizing them as a group of only a few hundred- who are mostly law enforcement working under cover- and not important enough to recognize as they are just a distraction.

Delivering addresses condemning the Triple K would vest the group with more importance than they deserve.