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emceeMC
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| Quote: | Me: The republican party was born from the abolitionist movement, .....This is how religion and republicanism became intertwined,
You: In all actuality it happened in the 60s-70s as a counter to the hippies and increasing amount of liberalism being accepted into society. |
I was talking about the birth of the Republican Party, saying it happened in the civil war era. You direct reply was that it (the republican party), "happened in the 60s-70s as a counter to the hippies and increasing amount of liberalism being accepted into society." If this is not what you meant please clarify, because you said that it formed in the 60's. Don't believe me? Look above.
| Quote: | | The Washington Post reported that a Thurmond staffer advised him to abandon his segregationist views after one of his proteges, Congressman Albert Watson, was badly defeated in a race for governor of South Carolina. |
Well than the Washington Post reported wrong. Thurmond became a Republican in 1964, and Watson's gubernatorial bid didn't take place until 1970. Care to explain that? |
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Anym
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| Posted: Tue Apr 24, 2007 2:51 pm Post subject: |
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| emceeMC wrote: |
I was talking about the birth of the Republican Party, saying it happened in the civil war era.
I was referring to your idea that Jesus had been with the GOP since the beginning.
| Quote: | | The Washington Post reported that a Thurmond staffer advised him to abandon his segregationist views after one of his proteges, Congressman Albert Watson, was badly defeated in a race for governor of South Carolina. |
Well than the Washington Post reported wrong. Thurmond became a Republican in 1964, and Watson's gubernatorial bid didn't take place until 1970. Care to explain that? |
Simple Strom didn't give up the racism till 1970. |
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thelast007
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| Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:22 am Post subject: |
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| Anym wrote: | | emceeMC wrote: |
I was talking about the birth of the Republican Party, saying it happened in the civil war era.
I was referring to your idea that Jesus had been with the GOP since the beginning.
| Quote: | | The Washington Post reported that a Thurmond staffer advised him to abandon his segregationist views after one of his proteges, Congressman Albert Watson, was badly defeated in a race for governor of South Carolina. |
Well than the Washington Post reported wrong. Thurmond became a Republican in 1964, and Watson's gubernatorial bid didn't take place until 1970. Care to explain that? |
Simple Strom didn't give up the racism till 1970. |
strom really wanted to give up racism very close to the night of january 12, 1925 when he was home having sex with a black woman named Carrie Butler and got her pregnant. |
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Xerxes
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| Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:34 am Post subject: |
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| Anym wrote: | | Simple Strom didn't give up the racism till 1970. |
| thelast007 wrote: | | strom really wanted to give up racism very close to the night of january 12, 1925 when he was home having sex with a black woman named Carrie Butler and got her pregnant. |
LMAO |
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Xerxes
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| Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 3:37 am Post subject: |
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| I mean, Really LMAO, I almost peed myself reviewing it the second time around. |
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thelast007
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Xerxes
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| Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 5:30 am Post subject: |
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Yeah, I seen that when the story broke. He was on Jon Stewart that night. |
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