On Jan 27, 1:30 am, Sheldon Cooper <richarddead...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Jan 26, 9:35 pm, Yoorg...@Jurgis.net wrote:
>
> > On Wed, 26 Jan 2011 18:58:36 -0800 (PST), Sheldon Cooper
>
> > <richarddead...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > >Hoestly, I have no idea were you're going with this.... That Woodrow
> > >Wilson, FDR, Truman and Kennedy WERE conservatives,
>
> > They had NOTHING to do with southern state Jim Crow laws
>
> They had EVERYTHING to do with Jim Crow laws. If Wilson, FDR or
> Truman had stood up and done what was right, instead of what was
> politically expedient, tens of millions of Americans would have been a
> lot freer decades sooner.
Stoopid Sheldon Walter Harding Cooper doesn't understand that the
country's mindset wasn't there yet to free the blacks, especially in
the South. It only became possible in the 60s after a decade-long
struggle for civil rights spearheaded by Martin Luther King, but even
then the South still had its head stuck up its ass when it came to
giving blacks civil rights. And, of course, it was in the South that
King was knocked off for making it a reality.
>
> They each had a choice between power and dishonor.....and all three
> LUNGED at dishonor.
And yet, it took a pair of liberals to ensure that blacks were given
their civil rights, Kennedy laying the groundwork and Johnson
enshrining it into law. Funny how that works.
>
> > They were not social liberals
>
> Is that your funny little way of admitting that FDR, Truman and Wilson
> were bigots?
Stoopid Sheldon being selective about history again. Who the hell
cares about FDR, Truman and Wilson? Look to your Boner and Tea Party
gang for what's really going on now.
>
> > You think FDR massively expanding government after 32 was being
> > "conservative"---yer outta your idiot mind.
>
> I don't believe for a moment that FDR was a conservative - anymore
> than the Dixiecrats were conservatives. The Democrats were liberal,
> leftist, and racist. Like yourself.
Meanwhile, you'll barely find a black face in the Repugnant party
these days. In fact, they just kicked out one of their big black
honchos, Michael Steele, and replaced him with a squeaky-clean white
boy - more reflective of the party that way, don't you think? And
that's today's reality, not one of 70 years ago. Wakey, wakey, wakey,
stoopid Sheldon Walter Harding Cooper, it's the second decade of the
21st century now.