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Jul 6, 2020 10:13:11   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
moldyoldy wrote:
Trump knows who he was talking too. Like Reagan and his southern strategy, you use code words to disguise your biases.


Sure.

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Jul 6, 2020 10:14:15   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
Weewillynobeerspilly wrote:
Hahahahaha.........damn sure the dumbest thing I have heard in a long time, does not shock me that you being the s***e you feel you are it came out of your NOT so used mind.

Code words??............too stupid for even you and your pack of l*****t trolls.


Yep,us Trump supporters have secret code words that mean r****t things!

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Jul 6, 2020 10:17:25   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
moldyoldy wrote:
A leapard can not change his spots. His father was arrested at a KKK rally.


I'm sure old dad was still r****t when he died. Lolololol! I know of no inherited sin.

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Jul 6, 2020 10:18:56   #
nwtk2007 Loc: Texas
 
Navigator wrote:
I just read the President's entire speech and saw no r****m or d******eness unless you mean the distinction he made between radical, violent, lawless thugs and the rest of us.


Those are our secret r****t code words!

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Jul 6, 2020 10:38:14   #
Ranger7374 Loc: Arizona, 40 miles from the border in the DMZ
 
Tilleybean1 wrote:
After last night's speech by the president of the United States America has finally have to realize that this dude is really sick. How can a president of the United States of America seek to divide a country by classism, ethnicity, party, political belief. How can a president of the United States run on a r****t platform in front of the American public and people standing cheer for it. Truly truly sad situation right here right now in America. Let the race war begin that's what he's asking for and it's terrible because people are allowing this to happen no one speaks out shame on you no shame on us. Remember united we stand divided we fall if you if you stand for nothing you'll fall for everything. I mean you stand and you cheer for confederate statues talking about heritage and all these things but those people with treasonous they fought against the Union in Union won they're criminals. Remember this is America this is one big melting pot people from all races come together to make this country what it is today black white Chinese African Europeans from all over the world that's what makes America so great this dude has got to go November get out and v**e and anybody that stands for him has got to go to it's a shame that we stand by and allow this man to do the things that he do and the things that he say and we accept this as American cities is sickening it's appalling and it has to stop today. may God bless America and may he have mercy upon us all
After last night's speech by the president of the ... (show quote)


When a man stands against the grain like Isaiah did, they are called by their enemies as "sick". When in reality it is the enemy of the speaker who is sick.

Don't believe me? Research your history, the Jews and Romans claimed that Peter friend of Christ had gone mad and was crazy. Paul labeled the same way. Isaiah also. Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Samuel, Samson, Moses, James, John, Jude, Andrew, and what about Stephen the first Christian martyr ?

Therefore, I do not see any substance with in your statement that withstands the test of common sense.

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Jul 6, 2020 12:14:48   #
Navigator
 
moldyoldy wrote:
You heard it and you excuse it. I expect nothing more from your ilk.


Carry on in your evil fantasyland.

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Jul 6, 2020 13:49:52   #
moldyoldy
 
nwtk2007 wrote:
Yep,us Trump supporters have secret code words that mean r****t things!


https://www.alternet.org/2016/10/r****t-code-words-twitter/

https://www.theroot.com/8-sneaky-racial-code-words-and-why-politicians-love-the-1790874941

https://ideas.time.com/2012/09/06/how-to-read-political-racial-code/

How To Read Political Racial Code
Using certain words to invoke stereotypes and racial fear is a reprehensible but time-worn tactic

Part of my job when I speak about politics is to speak up for black people and say things black people need said. This mission has rarely felt so necessary as it has when racial code words recently entered the P**********l e******n. These code words are ancient racial stereotypes in slick, modern gear. They are linguistic mustard gas, sliding in covertly, aiming to k**l black political viability by allowing white politicians to say ‘Don’t v**e for the black guy’ in socially-acceptable language. Sometimes the code comes directly out of a candidate’s mouth. Sometimes it comes from supporters, or can be found in advertisements.

(MORE: Inside the R****t Mind)

Do not be fooled by the canard that both parties do it. That was former RNC Chairman Michael Steele’s response when I asked him about it on my MSNBC show “The Cycle.” Using certain words to invoke racialized fear and scare white working class v**ers is a long-established part of the Republican playbook. The GOP is a 90% white party and has been for decades. According to Ron Brownstein of the National Journal, Mitt Romney will need over 60% of white people to v**e for him or he will lose. “That,” Brownstein says, “would be the best performance ever for a Republican P**********l challenger with that group of v**ers.” Given that math, in a base turnout e******n where Romney has a big lead among white, non-college educated men, it’s understandable why he’d try to motivate those v**ers with code words that remind them of their racial difference with Obama and stigmatize that difference. In this effort a word like “welfare” is extremely valuable. Sure there are more white than b***k A******ns on welfare, but when a candidate says ‘welfare’ many w****s think of their tax dollars being given to b****s.

So when Romney began running ads about Obama “dropping the work requirement from welfare” — ads which are still running even though the claim has been thoroughly debunked — he was merely updating Ronald Reagan’s old “welfare queen” meme. Both are designed to create racial resentment around entitlements. This tactic is bolstered by the classic stereotype of b****s as lazy. A recent Pew Research Center poll, for example, found that 57% of Republicans believe people are poor because they don’t work hard. When a recent Washington Post poll asked “Why do most black v**ers so consistently support Democrats?” the second reason given by Republicans was “black v**ers are dependent on government or seeking a government handout” while for Democrats it was that “their party addresses issues of poverty.” (The top answer for members of both parties was “Don’t know”.)

(MORE: Romney Plays the Race Card)

Another classic code word — that hasn’t cropped up in this e******n yet — is “crime.” Like welfare, even though more w****s commit crimes than b****s, the word is more associated with b****s who have historically been stereotyped as wild, violent, animalistic and immoral. As Michelle Alexander writes in The New Jim Crow, “What it means to be criminal in our collective consciousness has become conflated with what it means to be black, so the term white criminal is confounding, while the term black criminal is nearly redundant.” The classic example is President George H. W. Bush’s famous ad using inmate Willie Horton as a way to portray Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis as soft on crime and thus unable to protect us from wild black criminals.

There’s also the cornucopia of terms and concepts created to de-Americanize Barack Obama, from calling him “Muslim” or “Socialist” to Romney surrogates like John Sununu saying things like, “I wish this President would learn how to be an American.” There is also a return to birtherism, with Romney recently joking, “Nobody’s ever asked to see my birth certificate.” The subtext of all this is: Obama, like other b****s, is not one of “us.” He is other.

Do Democrats use racial code? No. The Democratic party is a racially diverse coalition. There would be no value to playing this game. In fact, the party has risked alienating white working class v**ers by fighting for people of color, a tightrope perhaps best symbolized by President Johnson signing the 1964 V****g Rights Act and then famously, and presciently, saying to an aide, “We have lost the South for a generation.”

If Johnson could see the modern e*******l college map he would recognize his continuing impact in a solid red South, but many say that a white-dominated political party leaning on racial appeals to survive will not work much longer. The Hispanic population in America is rising rapidly and as Brownstein points out, “W****s have declined as a portion of the e*****rate in every p**********l e******n since 1992, according to exit polls.” Those are two frightening trends for the future of the GOP and even prominent Republicans are publicly admitting it. “The demographics race we’re losing badly,” Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina recently told the Washington Post. “We’re not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.”

But for now, as the GOP paddles furiously trying to stay viable as an all-white party, we must shine a harsh light on their attempts to use old racial stereotypes to win v**es.

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Jul 6, 2020 15:39:23   #
Navigator
 
moldyoldy wrote:
https://www.alternet.org/2016/10/r****t-code-words-twitter/

https://www.theroot.com/8-sneaky-racial-code-words-and-why-politicians-love-the-1790874941

https://ideas.time.com/2012/09/06/how-to-read-political-racial-code/

How To Read Political Racial Code
Using certain words to invoke stereotypes and racial fear is a reprehensible but time-worn tactic

Part of my job when I speak about politics is to speak up for black people and say things black people need said. This mission has rarely felt so necessary as it has when racial code words recently entered the P**********l e******n. These code words are ancient racial stereotypes in slick, modern gear. They are linguistic mustard gas, sliding in covertly, aiming to k**l black political viability by allowing white politicians to say ‘Don’t v**e for the black guy’ in socially-acceptable language. Sometimes the code comes directly out of a candidate’s mouth. Sometimes it comes from supporters, or can be found in advertisements.

(MORE: Inside the R****t Mind)

Do not be fooled by the canard that both parties do it. That was former RNC Chairman Michael Steele’s response when I asked him about it on my MSNBC show “The Cycle.” Using certain words to invoke racialized fear and scare white working class v**ers is a long-established part of the Republican playbook. The GOP is a 90% white party and has been for decades. According to Ron Brownstein of the National Journal, Mitt Romney will need over 60% of white people to v**e for him or he will lose. “That,” Brownstein says, “would be the best performance ever for a Republican P**********l challenger with that group of v**ers.” Given that math, in a base turnout e******n where Romney has a big lead among white, non-college educated men, it’s understandable why he’d try to motivate those v**ers with code words that remind them of their racial difference with Obama and stigmatize that difference. In this effort a word like “welfare” is extremely valuable. Sure there are more white than b***k A******ns on welfare, but when a candidate says ‘welfare’ many w****s think of their tax dollars being given to b****s.

So when Romney began running ads about Obama “dropping the work requirement from welfare” — ads which are still running even though the claim has been thoroughly debunked — he was merely updating Ronald Reagan’s old “welfare queen” meme. Both are designed to create racial resentment around entitlements. This tactic is bolstered by the classic stereotype of b****s as lazy. A recent Pew Research Center poll, for example, found that 57% of Republicans believe people are poor because they don’t work hard. When a recent Washington Post poll asked “Why do most black v**ers so consistently support Democrats?” the second reason given by Republicans was “black v**ers are dependent on government or seeking a government handout” while for Democrats it was that “their party addresses issues of poverty.” (The top answer for members of both parties was “Don’t know”.)

(MORE: Romney Plays the Race Card)

Another classic code word — that hasn’t cropped up in this e******n yet — is “crime.” Like welfare, even though more w****s commit crimes than b****s, the word is more associated with b****s who have historically been stereotyped as wild, violent, animalistic and immoral. As Michelle Alexander writes in The New Jim Crow, “What it means to be criminal in our collective consciousness has become conflated with what it means to be black, so the term white criminal is confounding, while the term black criminal is nearly redundant.” The classic example is President George H. W. Bush’s famous ad using inmate Willie Horton as a way to portray Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis as soft on crime and thus unable to protect us from wild black criminals.

There’s also the cornucopia of terms and concepts created to de-Americanize Barack Obama, from calling him “Muslim” or “Socialist” to Romney surrogates like John Sununu saying things like, “I wish this President would learn how to be an American.” There is also a return to birtherism, with Romney recently joking, “Nobody’s ever asked to see my birth certificate.” The subtext of all this is: Obama, like other b****s, is not one of “us.” He is other.

Do Democrats use racial code? No. The Democratic party is a racially diverse coalition. There would be no value to playing this game. In fact, the party has risked alienating white working class v**ers by fighting for people of color, a tightrope perhaps best symbolized by President Johnson signing the 1964 V****g Rights Act and then famously, and presciently, saying to an aide, “We have lost the South for a generation.”

If Johnson could see the modern e*******l college map he would recognize his continuing impact in a solid red South, but many say that a white-dominated political party leaning on racial appeals to survive will not work much longer. The Hispanic population in America is rising rapidly and as Brownstein points out, “W****s have declined as a portion of the e*****rate in every p**********l e******n since 1992, according to exit polls.” Those are two frightening trends for the future of the GOP and even prominent Republicans are publicly admitting it. “The demographics race we’re losing badly,” Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina recently told the Washington Post. “We’re not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.”

But for now, as the GOP paddles furiously trying to stay viable as an all-white party, we must shine a harsh light on their attempts to use old racial stereotypes to win v**es.
https://www.alternet.org/2016/10/r****t-code-words... (show quote)



What a steaming pile!!!!!! You have really pegged the BS meter with this one moldy.

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Jul 28, 2020 01:57:33   #
newbear Loc: New York City
 
Ranger7374 wrote:
When a man stands against the grain like Isaiah did, they are called by their enemies as "sick". When in reality it is the enemy of the speaker who is sick.

Don't believe me? Research your history, the Jews and Romans claimed that Peter friend of Christ had gone mad and was crazy. Paul labeled the same way. Isaiah also. Ezekiel, Jeremiah, Samuel, Samson, Moses, James, John, Jude, Andrew, and what about Stephen the first Christian martyr ?

Therefore, I do not see any substance with in your statement that withstands the test of common sense.
When a man stands against the grain like Isaiah di... (show quote)


Ranger7374,

please do not divert the discussion into a sermon, this is not a biblical page that has nothing to do with common sense.

Your religious delusions have nothing to do with the earthly matters at hand.

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Jul 28, 2020 06:41:43   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
nwtk2007 wrote:
Yep,us Trump supporters have secret code words that mean r****t things!


I wish someone would give me a handbook of these ever so elusive words.....I feel like I have been left out, and I have to take the words at their actual meaning.....Moldy Schrote ain't having that there is r****m behind every tree and free handout them darkies get

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Jul 28, 2020 06:44:26   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
moldyoldy wrote:
https://www.alternet.org/2016/10/r****t-code-words-twitter/

https://www.theroot.com/8-sneaky-racial-code-words-and-why-politicians-love-the-1790874941

https://ideas.time.com/2012/09/06/how-to-read-political-racial-code/

How To Read Political Racial Code
Using certain words to invoke stereotypes and racial fear is a reprehensible but time-worn tactic

Part of my job when I speak about politics is to speak up for black people and say things black people need said. This mission has rarely felt so necessary as it has when racial code words recently entered the P**********l e******n. These code words are ancient racial stereotypes in slick, modern gear. They are linguistic mustard gas, sliding in covertly, aiming to k**l black political viability by allowing white politicians to say ‘Don’t v**e for the black guy’ in socially-acceptable language. Sometimes the code comes directly out of a candidate’s mouth. Sometimes it comes from supporters, or can be found in advertisements.

(MORE: Inside the R****t Mind)

Do not be fooled by the canard that both parties do it. That was former RNC Chairman Michael Steele’s response when I asked him about it on my MSNBC show “The Cycle.” Using certain words to invoke racialized fear and scare white working class v**ers is a long-established part of the Republican playbook. The GOP is a 90% white party and has been for decades. According to Ron Brownstein of the National Journal, Mitt Romney will need over 60% of white people to v**e for him or he will lose. “That,” Brownstein says, “would be the best performance ever for a Republican P**********l challenger with that group of v**ers.” Given that math, in a base turnout e******n where Romney has a big lead among white, non-college educated men, it’s understandable why he’d try to motivate those v**ers with code words that remind them of their racial difference with Obama and stigmatize that difference. In this effort a word like “welfare” is extremely valuable. Sure there are more white than b***k A******ns on welfare, but when a candidate says ‘welfare’ many w****s think of their tax dollars being given to b****s.

So when Romney began running ads about Obama “dropping the work requirement from welfare” — ads which are still running even though the claim has been thoroughly debunked — he was merely updating Ronald Reagan’s old “welfare queen” meme. Both are designed to create racial resentment around entitlements. This tactic is bolstered by the classic stereotype of b****s as lazy. A recent Pew Research Center poll, for example, found that 57% of Republicans believe people are poor because they don’t work hard. When a recent Washington Post poll asked “Why do most black v**ers so consistently support Democrats?” the second reason given by Republicans was “black v**ers are dependent on government or seeking a government handout” while for Democrats it was that “their party addresses issues of poverty.” (The top answer for members of both parties was “Don’t know”.)

(MORE: Romney Plays the Race Card)

Another classic code word — that hasn’t cropped up in this e******n yet — is “crime.” Like welfare, even though more w****s commit crimes than b****s, the word is more associated with b****s who have historically been stereotyped as wild, violent, animalistic and immoral. As Michelle Alexander writes in The New Jim Crow, “What it means to be criminal in our collective consciousness has become conflated with what it means to be black, so the term white criminal is confounding, while the term black criminal is nearly redundant.” The classic example is President George H. W. Bush’s famous ad using inmate Willie Horton as a way to portray Massachusetts governor Michael Dukakis as soft on crime and thus unable to protect us from wild black criminals.

There’s also the cornucopia of terms and concepts created to de-Americanize Barack Obama, from calling him “Muslim” or “Socialist” to Romney surrogates like John Sununu saying things like, “I wish this President would learn how to be an American.” There is also a return to birtherism, with Romney recently joking, “Nobody’s ever asked to see my birth certificate.” The subtext of all this is: Obama, like other b****s, is not one of “us.” He is other.

Do Democrats use racial code? No. The Democratic party is a racially diverse coalition. There would be no value to playing this game. In fact, the party has risked alienating white working class v**ers by fighting for people of color, a tightrope perhaps best symbolized by President Johnson signing the 1964 V****g Rights Act and then famously, and presciently, saying to an aide, “We have lost the South for a generation.”

If Johnson could see the modern e*******l college map he would recognize his continuing impact in a solid red South, but many say that a white-dominated political party leaning on racial appeals to survive will not work much longer. The Hispanic population in America is rising rapidly and as Brownstein points out, “W****s have declined as a portion of the e*****rate in every p**********l e******n since 1992, according to exit polls.” Those are two frightening trends for the future of the GOP and even prominent Republicans are publicly admitting it. “The demographics race we’re losing badly,” Republican Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina recently told the Washington Post. “We’re not generating enough angry white guys to stay in business for the long term.”

But for now, as the GOP paddles furiously trying to stay viable as an all-white party, we must shine a harsh light on their attempts to use old racial stereotypes to win v**es.
https://www.alternet.org/2016/10/r****t-code-words... (show quote)




Pure crap!!!.......go fertilize several states with that steaming pile of idiocy.....it appears you've eaten enough to the point you are now a fertilizing machine without an equal.

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Jul 28, 2020 06:45:09   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
newbear wrote:
Ranger7374,

please do not divert the discussion into a sermon, this is not a biblical page that has nothing to do with common sense.

Your religious delusions have nothing to do with the earthly matters at hand.





Ever heard of a comb?

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Jul 28, 2020 21:15:48   #
Ranger7374 Loc: Arizona, 40 miles from the border in the DMZ
 
newbear wrote:
Ranger7374,

please do not divert the discussion into a sermon, this is not a biblical page that has nothing to do with common sense.

Your religious delusions have nothing to do with the earthly matters at hand.


On the contrary they do. If you are wise, if you are a fool then your comment stands as written.

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