A Rev. Al Question

Discussion in 'Politics & Current Events' started by Cascarino's Pizzeria, May 20, 2003.

  1. Cascarino's Pizzeria

    Apr 29, 2001
    New Jersey, USA
    Is the DNC's support of Rev. Al for president knowing his race baiting past similar to the RNC hypothetically supporting a presidential run for a racist like David Duke? Let's see the Democrats' response to this.
     
  2. csc7

    csc7 New Member

    Jul 3, 2002
    DC
    when has the DNC supported him?
     
  3. Cascarino's Pizzeria

    Apr 29, 2001
    New Jersey, USA
    After the 1st debate in S.C., Terry McAuliffe came on This Week and stated that right now the DNC "supports all 9 candidates." Why does Rev. Al get a free pass when he has a horrible record with race relations in NYC. He may have a new suit & a new perm., but I don't think Al is much different than he was a few yrs. ago. Democratic leaders are afraid to confront him on his horrid past because he's black. They just can't admit it.
     
  4. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    He's a terrible racist, plain and simple. The DNC's show of support is hardly surprising, as they are systematically undoing years of racial healing.
     
  5. Richth76

    Richth76 New Member

    Jul 22, 1999
    Washington, D.C.
    If the DNC specifically said "We support all 8 white candidates, but blackie needs to take a hike" would you still be upset? Maybe, but so would the entire black population.
     
  6. Richth76

    Richth76 New Member

    Jul 22, 1999
    Washington, D.C.
    Fixed your post
     
  7. Dante

    Dante Moderator
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    Nov 19, 1998
    Upstate NY
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    That had to be one of the WORST post fixings I've ever seen on BS.
     
  8. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Support of who? Way to pull of the least successful "fixed your post" of all time.
     
  9. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Hahah, my thoughts exactly
     
  10. Richth76

    Richth76 New Member

    Jul 22, 1999
    Washington, D.C.
    Sorry I did that while on the phone at work...basically with guys like Strom Thurmond and Trent Lott why would you need Big Al?
     
  11. 655321

    655321 New Member

    Jul 21, 2002
    The Mission, SF
    Totally, Republicans are hardly on steady ground when it comes to race relations. Basically, they can't say anything.
     
  12. Dante

    Dante Moderator
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    Nov 19, 1998
    Upstate NY
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    I guess the same can be said for Dems then, seeing as in how they have the dis-Honorable Senator Byrd in their ranks.
     
  13. 655321

    655321 New Member

    Jul 21, 2002
    The Mission, SF
    Indeed, neither camp has room to talk. Our whole freaking country has no room to talk. This whole thread is ridiculous.
     
  14. spejic

    spejic Cautionary example

    Mar 1, 1999
    San Rafael, CA
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    I will vote for Rev. Al for sure. He just has crazy hair.
     
  15. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    No camp can say they have good records, but the dems have an extensive history of undermining race realtions, via affirmative action, quotas, and the like. For the dems, it always comes down to race.
     
  16. 655321

    655321 New Member

    Jul 21, 2002
    The Mission, SF
    That's it. I'm voting Republican from now on. It seems they might be LESS racist!!!
     
  17. csc7

    csc7 New Member

    Jul 3, 2002
    DC
    who started the thread?

    sharpton's not a serious candidate. i didn't know terry m. had said that but if he did i don't agree. i'd allow sharpton to participate, but i wouldn't say the DNC supports him.
     
  18. DJPoopypants

    DJPoopypants New Member

    He may have a new suit & a new perm, learned skills for successful management, stopped draft dodging, alcohol and cocaine abuse, etc but I don't think GWB is much different than he was a few yrs. ago.

    Right?
     
  19. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Maybe you should. The Dems rely on the blacks of America to be poor and destitute, so they will have their votes. What would happen if blacks, God forbid, started making better wages and got better jobs? The Dems don't want to risk that, so they will try to keep the African Americans of this country on their teat. Give them handouts, and money and jobs no longer factor in. The Dems are doing their best at keeping them down.
     
  20. csc7

    csc7 New Member

    Jul 3, 2002
    DC
    quality...good to have you back

    :rolleyes:
     
  21. DJPoopypants

    DJPoopypants New Member

    Interesting perspective, but its thought out.

    I would disagree with the conclusions - cuz the poor and destitute usually don't vote at all.

    I wouldn't exactly say the dems are doing their best to keep them down either. Maybe some career political scientists, but hardly 40-60% of the population. I'd say the majority of regular dems have sympathy for the large mass of "little guys" and don't mind having the government try and take care of them - black, white or yellow.
     
  22. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Good to have you respond with reason. :)
     
  23. mannyfreshstunna

    mannyfreshstunna New Member

    Feb 7, 2003
    Naperville, no less
    Sorry DJ, i know it's very broad. But I do think a lot of this exsists in Democratic circles. And you're right about all people liking certain handouts. But i get a sense they are being used to African Americans them in a certain economic range.
     
  24. 655321

    655321 New Member

    Jul 21, 2002
    The Mission, SF
    It's very broad. And it's not like Republicans are bending over backwards to help them out, either. The whole country is used to them being in a certain economic range.
     
  25. BenReilly

    BenReilly New Member

    Apr 8, 2002
    Al isn't even remotely comparable to David Duke. A better comparison might be Pat Buchanan, who got to speak at the 92 Rep. convention.
     

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