(07-31-2019 09:08 AM)Rice93 Wrote:  

(07-31-2019 08:49 AM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  

(07-31-2019 08:26 AM)Rice93 Wrote:  It seems pertinent to multiple discussions that have taken place here that the ideological Jesus of the modern GOP felt this way.

"Felt that way"? Felt what way? And based upon what? A single comment made in the context of a discussion of a different issue, in a somewhat heated state because of disgust over the context of that discussion? Does LBJ's use of the n-word in multiple conversations more closely on point indicate that he was?

Glad you have the power to impute motives so freely from one comment.

I do not believe that Ronald Reagan was a racist. I do not believe that this quote establishes that he was. His body of work suggests that he was not.

Sorry... should I have said "felt that way at the time of the phone call?" Did you listen to the audio? Not great, Bob.

I've never thought that Reagan was racist (I didn't think that his attitudes towards homosexuals was too great). This audio was quite troubling IMO.

Since we're delving into the past and somebody posted a KKK sign, what do you think of this?

KKK was predominately Democrat

What conclusions should we draw about Democrats today based this?

Shouldn't we all wonder how racist Democrats of today are, given this obvious racism of the past; and what we can assume without any proof whatsoever is its continuing influence?

Turnabout is fair play, no?

I mean, you're not a hyprocrite, right? Be consistent in your standards and analysis.