Frederick Douglass Republicans Can Save Our Republic!

[Socrtease]

Dixie also claimed that one of those Douglas Republicans was NEVER elected to congress but was appointed by a legislature which NEVER happened in the House only in the senate. Amazing how quickly Dixie can re-write even his own history.

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

Do you think that the republican party of the party of progress???

Not progress in the liberal progressive sense, but progress in the freedom and progress sense.

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

Now Dixie wants to lay claim to some sort of historic brotherhood when he said in a post back in March that NO ONE in the south voted for black members of congress and they were all foisted upon the south. This is rich.

Dixie also claimed that one of those Douglas Republicans was NEVER elected to congress but was appointed by a legislature which NEVER happened in the House only in the senate. Amazing how quickly Dixie can re-write even his own history.

Yes, that's right pinhead, you just keep on trying to divert the topic and sling shit at me in an attempt to marginalize what I posted. It's your only fucking hope at this point, and you look like a totally pathetic goob.

...Carry on!

 

[Socrtease]

Yes, that's right pinhead, you just keep on trying to divert the topic and sling shit at me in an attempt to marginalize what I posted. It's your only fucking hope at this point, and you look like a totally pathetic goob.

...Carry on!

Are you denying now that you said those things I attribute to you?

 

[Socrtease]

http://www.justplainpolitics.com/showpost.php?p=618586&postcount=571

No Sochead, he was not "directly elected to Congress" at all. During this time, Congress was appointed by State Legislature, not elected by the people. Also, during this time, the legitimately elected principles of the state of South Carolina, had resigned in order to become part of the CSA, so they were replaced by the US Congress who held authority over Southern States until the end of Reconstruction. Those "replacements" were who selected this man to office, he was never elected by the people of South Carolina.

Dixie said that about this:

RAINEY, Joseph Hayne, a Representative from South Carolina; born in Georgetown, Georgetown County, S.C., June 21, 1832; received a limited schooling; followed the trade of barber until 1862, when upon being forced to work on the Confederate fortifications in Charleston, S.C., he escaped to the West Indies and remained there until the close of the war; delegate to the State constitutional convention in 1868; member of the State senate in 1870 but resigned; elected as a Republican to the Forty-first Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the action of the House of Representatives in declaring the seat of B. Franklin Whittemore vacant and was the first black to be elected to the House of Representatives; reelected to the Forty-second and to the three succeeding Congresses and served from December 12, 1870, to March 3, 1879; appointed internal-revenue agent of South Carolina on May 22, 1879, and served until July 15, 1881, when he resigned; engaged in banking and the brokerage business in Washington, D.C.; retired from all business activities in 1886, returned to Georgetown, S.C., and died there August 2, 1887; interment in the Baptist Cemetery.

Which came from here

http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=R000016

This is the same guy Dixie now claims historic brotherhood with.

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

Are you denying now that you said those things I attribute to you?

Just shut up, you fucking fraud! You know goddamn well the threads in question were regarding an inane argument that America passed desegregation and civil rights in 1875, during reconstruction, or some such silliness as that! No, I never made the idiotic arguments you CLAIM were made, in the context you are now presenting them, and you are a lying piece of shit to be bringing that up now. It's a diversion tactic, an old familiar friend of liberal democrats these days, because you really have nothing else you can do at this point, except to divert, distort, insinuate and insult. Go to hell, you fucking twit!

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

http://www.boogai.net/top-story/frederick-douglass-republicans-can-save-our-republic/

By Carmen Reynolds

boogai.net
Editor-in-Chief

“I am a Republican, a black, dyed in the wool Republican, and I never intend to belong to any other party than the party of freedom and progress. ” —Frederick Douglass (1818-1895)

Today conservatives, Republicans and tea partiers are blatantly branded as racists. Nothing could be further from the truth, and the Frederick Douglass Republicans want to cut through these racist charges and fast forward to the issues at hand: limited government, fiscal restraint and constitutionality.

The racist labels are something the 40 African-American Frederick Douglass Republicans running for Congress – the most ever since Reconstruction – aim to change. Unfortunately, only 15 of these candidates remain after the primaries, and they need financial help.


Frederick Douglass was a former slave, an American social reformer, orator, writer, advisor to President Abraham Lincoln and statesman, serving as a U.S. senator. Douglass wrote several autobiographies, eloquently describing his life as a slave and his struggles to be free. His classic autobiography, “Life and Times of Frederick Douglass” is one of the most well-known accounts of American slavery. Author James Oakes considers Douglass the leading African-American of the 19th Century. Not many even know about Douglass, however.

In David Barton’s book “Setting the Record Straight: American History in Black & White,” he identifies historical events largely removed from our children’s history books that give the complete story of how the Democrats used race to cripple African-Americans in the United States.

He recounts how history has been rewritten and altered to portray this country’s black history – one so rich with black patriots, who fought, died, and participated in the political life of this country. It’s a pity many of us will have to go back and study this rich history since it’s been excluded from our curriculum.

For example, how many readers are aware of the fact that 16 African-American men served in the U.S. Congress during the Reconstruction period, many also serving as members of the state conventions by which the 14th Amendment was ratified? http://www1.law.nyu.edu/davisp/neglectedvoices/index2.html, Neglected Voices

Retired U.S. Army officer Keith Carl Smith, of Alabama, inspired a new movement among conservative African Americans. “I’m not a black conservative. I am a Frederick Douglass Republican,” Smith told Christian Broadcasting News.

The Frederick Douglass Foundation was officially started in 2007 to identify, inspire and assist black candidates in running for office. There has never been a black female Republican elected to the U.S. House of Representatives or the U.S. Senate. And no black Republican has served in Congress since the retirement of the Honorable J.C. Watts from Oklahoma in 2003.

Here are the Frederick Douglass Republican candidates running for U.S. Congress. Pick which ones you can help as soon as you can. Their Web sites are located at this link:
http://frederickdouglassfoundation.com/

Star Parker (Calif.-37); Ryan Frazier (Colo.-7); Allen West (Fla.-22); Isaac Hayes (Ill.-2); Marvin Scott (Ind.-7); Robert Broadus (Md.-4); Charles Lollar (Md.-5); Bill Marcy (Miss.-2); Michael Faulkner (N.Y.-15); Bill Randall (N.C.-13); Tim Scott (S.C.-1); Charlotte Bergman (Tenn.-9); Stephen Broden (Texas-30); Chuck Smith (Va.-3); and Vince Danet (Vt. Delegate).

Retired Army LTC West has made a name for himself with his knowledge of history, military operations and articulate and emphatic presentations against the “share the wealth” mandate in Washington.

Star Parker is probably the most recognized Frederick Douglass Republican candidate on the list. A former welfare mom for seven years, she had an epiphany, went back to school, obtained a degree in business and was determined to seek free-market solutions to improve her financial circumstances.

Parker cites the War on Poverty program of the 60s for its irresponsible messages which continue to this day to feed the entitlement mentality, undermining job seeking and facilitating the burgeoning deficit.

“The lie of the Left has crumbled our communities and abandoned us and our children. We must attract businesses and jobs and rebuild toward prosperity.”

– Star Parker
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I FUCKING REFUSE TO ALLOW THIS THREAD TO BE HIJACKED BY PINHEAD LIBERALS WHO DON'T WANT TO DISCUSS THE TOPIC!

 

[zappasguitar]

No, the problem is, liberals like you, who think socialist government welfare programs "HELP" people, when in actuality, they HURT people in the long term.

I believe the government should get out of our lives and let us have the freedom to prosper on our own. I am 51 years old, and one of the most disadvantaged and oppressed minorities in America, and I have never taken one dime of assistance from the government. Not because I am not qualified, not because I couldn't have gotten aid, but because my family instilled values in me, which included not accepting charity. If I didn't earn it, I don't want it. I'm not "entitled" to anything, except the freedoms endowed by my creator. Everything I have, is the result of my own hard work, and I am proud of that. Some may say I am "rich" and by their standards, I probably am. I don't think of myself as wealthy, I am comfortable, my family is taken care of, and I don't have to work at this point in my life, although I still do. I'm not bragging here, I'm not saying I am smarter than others, I think I am an average person with average abilities, but I always had faith in myself and what I could accomplish, and I never sat on my ass waiting for the government to "help" me.

YAWN...riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

NOW you're supposedly some kind of "oppressed minority"?

Oh my god is there no lie you won't tell to try and sway others?

And...after all your other claims about being a Christian...NOT being a Christian...being a "spiritualist"...NOT being a "spiritualist"...NOW you're a "disadvantaged and oppressed minority"...my natural response is going to be something along the lines of: suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure you are.

ROTFLMAO

Unless that "minority" is "dull-witted ignoramus", then I'm not buying your lie.

 

[Socrtease]

Just shut up, you fucking fraud! You know goddamn well the threads in question were regarding an inane argument that America passed desegregation and civil rights in 1875, during reconstruction, or some such silliness as that! No, I never made the idiotic arguments you CLAIM were made, in the context you are now presenting them, and you are a lying piece of shit to be bringing that up now. It's a diversion tactic, an old familiar friend of liberal democrats these days, because you really have nothing else you can do at this point, except to divert, distort, insinuate and insult. Go to hell, you fucking twit!

Hmmmm. Seems I touched a nerve.

 

[Sammy Jankis]

YAWN...riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.

NOW you're supposedly some kind of "oppressed minority"?

Oh my god is there no lie you won't tell to try and sway others?

And...after all your other claims about being a Christian...NOT being a Christian...being a "spiritualist"...NOT being a "spiritualist"...NOW you're a "disadvantaged and oppressed minority"...my natural response is going to be something along the lines of: suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure you are.

ROTFLMAO

Unless that "minority" is "dull-witted ignoramus", then I'm not buying your lie.

In america today, the white male majority has become the victim of discrimination, to undo past justice or something.

But revenge is not a sound basis for public policy.

Affirmative Action and other such horrors are clearly unconstitutional.

 

[Cancel7]

Hmmmm. Seems I touched a nerve.

LOL

Sometimes I just read threads and have so much fun watching this stuff. I forgot how much fun it was. What a cast, what a cast.

 

[Socrtease]

In america today, the white male majority has become the victim of discrimination, to undo past justice or something.

But revenge is not a sound basis for public policy.

Affirmative Action and other such horrors are clearly unconstitutional.

Oh whoa is me! I am so put upon as a white man! Please somebody do something as me and my white brethern are living hand to mouth, on the streets, barely getting by. Once we were the rulers and the rule makers, now we are the poor put upon barely getting by. Waaaaaaambulance on its way.

 

[zappasguitar]

Just shut up, you fucking fraud! You know goddamn well the threads in question were regarding an inane argument that America passed desegregation and civil rights in 1875, during reconstruction, or some such silliness as that! No, I never made the idiotic arguments you CLAIM were made, in the context you are now presenting them, and you are a lying piece of shit to be bringing that up now. It's a diversion tactic, an old familiar friend of liberal democrats these days, because you really have nothing else you can do at this point, except to divert, distort, insinuate and insult. Go to hell, you fucking twit!

And once again we see that when cornered, Dixie ALWAYS resorts to the same tired tactics of insults and vulgarity. Which incidentally is the last refuge of the weak-minded.

 

[Sammy Jankis]

Oh whoa is me! I am so put upon as a white man! Please somebody do something as me and my white brethern are living hand to mouth, on the streets, barely getting by. Once we were the rulers and the rule makers, now we are the poor put upon barely getting by. Waaaaaaambulance on its way.

Policies of discrimination against white males are in place, in business, government, and academia. You're hysterical bluster is not a good counter-argument, counselor. You're overruled.

 

[evince]

Well they have 15 of them in contention for congressional seats, calling themselves "Fredrick Douglass Republicans" so that's pretty significant, in my opinion.

And I need to correct you on something. Black people make up about 15% of the country, no party could ever win an election based solely on the black vote. The way a party's success is gauged, is by what happens on November 2nd. We shall see!

Dear Idiot, they cant seem to get the votes of people of color now can they.

Why is it the Republican party is unable to convince but a tiny fraction of people of color to vote for them.

IT is the ONLY way to proove you are not a racist party.

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

Hmmmm. Seems I touched a nerve.

Yeah, you touched a nerve alright, you dishonest lying piece of shit! That's all the fuck you have these days, is lie after lie, smearing anyone who doesn't agree with your socialist communist agenda that has FAILED on every level! You can't discuss the topic of the thread, you have to run find some quote and take it out of context to try and smear me, because you lack any intellectual honesty, any ethics, any morals, any scruples. You have been relegated to a braying jackass, full of shit and venom, and your pathetic half-assed party is about to pay the political price for that. It can't happen soon enough for me!

 

[SmarterthanYou]

Dear Idiot, they cant seem to get the votes of people of color now can they.

Why is it the Republican party is unable to convince but a tiny fraction of people of color to vote for them.

IT is the ONLY way to proove you are not a racist party.

there's a very old and popular saying that goes...

"you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"

people of all ethicities are openly invited to join any party, it's only a matter of intelligence.

 

[Sammy Jankis]

Dear Idiot, they cant seem to get the votes of people of color now can they.

Why is it the Republican party is unable to convince but a tiny fraction of people of color to vote for them.

IT is the ONLY way to proove you are not a racist party.

Racists advocate discrimination based on race. That would make Affirmative Action supporters the most active racists currently.

 

[Dixie - In Memoriam]

Dear Idiot, they cant seem to get the votes of people of color now can they.

Why is it the Republican party is unable to convince but a tiny fraction of people of color to vote for them.

IT is the ONLY way to proove you are not a racist party.

Well, 15 of them won their primary and have a good shot at winning the general election as well. Someone must have voted for them, I guess they didn't get the memo!

 

[Socrtease]

Yeah, you touched a nerve alright, you dishonest lying piece of shit! That's all the fuck you have these days, is lie after lie, smearing anyone who doesn't agree with your socialist communist agenda that has FAILED on every level! You can't discuss the topic of the thread, you have to run find some quote and take it out of context to try and smear me, because you lack any intellectual honesty, any ethics, any morals, any scruples. You have been relegated to a braying jackass, full of shit and venom, and your pathetic half-assed party is about to pay the political price for that. It can't happen soon enough for me!

I am not a democrat or a liberal. I support a flat tax, the second amendment, decrease in regulations that don't have to do with actual safety in the workplace, supporter of gay marriage, pro-choice, supporter of the military, veteran of the US Army, AGW "denier". I hold so many positions in different parts of the political spectrum no one would EVER call me a liberal. Cept those that get caught laying claim to a brotherhood with the Black representatives on the late 19th century only to get caught in his own words about how they were forced upon the south. So, go bawl somewhere else titty baby. The big boys play here and the memory is long.