Our “friend” from Wyoming believes in telling half-truths, which are the most poisonous form of lies.
He/she points out that African-Americans have had equal access to public accommodations since the South started voting Republican. So I have 2 questions:
1- What party did the President who signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that outlawed restrictions to public accommodations belong to?
2- Did Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee for President in 1964, vote for or against the 1964 Civil Rights Act?
The thing from Wyoming said Goldwater’s opposition to Civil Rights Act was as principled conservative.
What principles are so important that a black person can’t go to the bathroom, get a meal, or a motel room for the night?
What principles are so important that there are one set of Constitutional rights for white Americans and another for other Americans?
What principles are so important that the saying, “I’m free, I’m white, and I’m over 21,” implied that if you were not all of those 3 things you did not have full rights as a citizen?
" … Only 43 percent of Americans now identify as white Christians, and only 3-in-10 are white Protestants, the new Public Religion Research Institute study shows. Forty years ago, about 81 percent of Americans identified as white Christians, and 55 percent as white Protestants.
These radical changes are the results of two concurrent trends: the increasing diversity and decreasing religiosity of the country. But while the nation is changing rapidly, the two major political parties are not changing at the same pace.
A decade ago, 50 percent of Americans who identified as Democrats said they were white Christians. But now that’s down to just 29 percent. And more than a quarter of Democrats, 26 percent, say they are religiously unaffiliated — up from only 9 percent in 2006.
Contrast that with the Republican Party: Nearly 3-in-4 Republicans, 73 percent, identify as white Christians — and nearly half of them identify as white evangelical Christians. Overall, 35 percent of Republicans are white evangelicals, roughly the same as in 2006, when the share was 37 percent.
“The Democratic Party has changed more dramatically than the Republican Party has,” said Robert P. Jones, CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute. “What we see, basically, is one party kind of maintaining its homogeneity, while the other party is following the shifts in the greater population.”
You ever notice that when Trumplings CANNOT defend the latest insanity and proven stupidity coming from the Giant Orange Tweeting Yam, they ALWAYS try to deflect to “Well, the Democrats did so and so…”? They learned if from Donnie Dumpsterfire himself, I guess. Whenever anyone confronts him with a DIRECT QUOTE or VIDEO of his stupidity, he just spouts “FAKE NEWS”, and “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN”, instead of trying to correct HIS MISTAKE!! A GREAT EXAMPLE of “Deflectors Up Full” is on display right here in the comments. I’ll let YOU figure out which Russian Commentator “From Wyoming” I’m talking about…
The rattlesnake from Wyoming is either delusional, willfully ignorant, or perhaps even Russian. The real issues are in the here and now. Fake history is like fake news, it demeans anyone searching for anything resembling truth.
I hear there are probably some very nice rattlers in Wyoming. Our mentally ill snake charmer in chief said so.
It was in this spirit that Anglin “doxed” Gersh and her husband, Judah, as well as other Jews in Whitefish, by publishing their contact information and other personal details on his website. He plastered their photographs with yellow stars emblazoned with jude and posted a picture of the Gershes’ 12-year-old son superimposed on the gates at Auschwitz. He commanded his readers—his “Stormer Troll Army”—to “hit ’em up.”
“All of you deserve a bullet through your skull,” one Stormer said in an email.
“Put your uppity slut wife Tanya back in her cage, you rat-faced -,” another wrote to Judah.
“You -—,” Andrew Auernheimer, The Daily Stormer’s webmaster, said in a voicemail for Gersh. “This is Trump’s America now.”
Garry Trudeau’s tweets, put into Roland B. Hedley’s name. And so formatted that all we can say about it are arguments about the political topics. In my opinion, the country has become too big to be able to debate topics, and form policies that work for the whole country, therefore putting us at risk of a (metaphor) Roman or Chinese emperor ruling this country by force and authoritarianism.
amend the consitution by dissolving the anachronistic and flawed electoral college process – one person – one vote. impeach the septic scum that hijacked our country.
I’ll bet “Voice” didn’t consult the rest of the residents of the hills before she appointed herself their spokesperson. Typical of that breed to consider themselves above the rest.
The it from Wyoming asks, “why hang all of this on Goldwater?”
The answer is simple. In 1964 LBJ ran as the Democratic nominee as a supporter of Civil Rights and Goldwater ran as an opponent of Civil Rights; the choice was quite clear.
What States did Goldwater win?Other than his home state of Arizona, all the states he won were in the Deep South: SC, Ga., Al., Ms., and La.
I’m confused. Allegedly, most marcans didn’t vote for Trump, Yet there seems to be so much support for the narrow minded greedy pompous semi illiterate twit. You guys need to stand back and look at this from a distance. See what the rest of the world sees.
The Whine from Wyoming said that I take it very personally “when someone criticizes racist Democrat white-supremacists of the likes of Woodrow Wilson,…”
No, I take it very personally when somebody misrepresents American history. Right now we have one political party that is trying to take away the right to vote from millions of American people, mostly African-Americans. A good example of this is Alabama. First, institute strict ID requirements. Then, close the DMV’s, where one has to go to get the ID, in mostly black areas. Another example is Florida, which passed a law saying early voting cannot take place in Universities or colleges. Why? Because college students, faculty and staff are most likely to vote Democratic.
The Whine from Wyoming thinks American history ended in 1963. Today, millions of Americans are fighting for their basic rights as citizens and the organization leading the attack on these rights is the Republican Party.
The Whatever from Wyoming in one of his replies says that my angry name calling give away my emotional attachment to white supremacists.
He then calls the Democratic nominee from 2016 the Wicked Witch. That gives away his emotional attachment to the Kremlin puppet currently occupying the Oval Office.
The Republican Party has welcomed racists with open arms since 1968. Nixon campaign was quite open about the Southern Strategy. This is sad because at one time Nixon was a strong advocate of Civil Rights. He told Eisenhower that he considered Civil Rights a moral issue, not a political one. MLK voted for Eisenhower in 56 because Nixon was on the ticket.
By 1968 the opportunity to become President was more important than standing by one’s morals.
Registration of new military grade weapons other than destructive devices, SBR’s, and AOW’s for civilian sale has been banned since 1986. No new automatic weapons have been added to the registry since then. Trust a satire writer to get that one wrong.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
Trump tweeted this:
https://mobile.twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/934189999045693441
Noah Syndergaard of the NY Mets —who spent most of the season on the disabled list — dissed Trump by posting this:
https://mobile.twitter.com/Noahsyndergaard/status/934310361100050432
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
Our “friend” from Wyoming believes in telling half-truths, which are the most poisonous form of lies.
He/she points out that African-Americans have had equal access to public accommodations since the South started voting Republican. So I have 2 questions:
1- What party did the President who signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that outlawed restrictions to public accommodations belong to?
2- Did Barry Goldwater, the Republican nominee for President in 1964, vote for or against the 1964 Civil Rights Act?
Rosette almost 7 years ago
GBT has to put Trump in directly – note the magazine in panel 2.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
The thing from Wyoming said Goldwater’s opposition to Civil Rights Act was as principled conservative.
What principles are so important that a black person can’t go to the bathroom, get a meal, or a motel room for the night?
What principles are so important that there are one set of Constitutional rights for white Americans and another for other Americans?
What principles are so important that the saying, “I’m free, I’m white, and I’m over 21,” implied that if you were not all of those 3 things you did not have full rights as a citizen?
superposition almost 7 years ago
Times change …
" … Only 43 percent of Americans now identify as white Christians, and only 3-in-10 are white Protestants, the new Public Religion Research Institute study shows. Forty years ago, about 81 percent of Americans identified as white Christians, and 55 percent as white Protestants.
These radical changes are the results of two concurrent trends: the increasing diversity and decreasing religiosity of the country. But while the nation is changing rapidly, the two major political parties are not changing at the same pace.
A decade ago, 50 percent of Americans who identified as Democrats said they were white Christians. But now that’s down to just 29 percent. And more than a quarter of Democrats, 26 percent, say they are religiously unaffiliated — up from only 9 percent in 2006.
Contrast that with the Republican Party: Nearly 3-in-4 Republicans, 73 percent, identify as white Christians — and nearly half of them identify as white evangelical Christians. Overall, 35 percent of Republicans are white evangelicals, roughly the same as in 2006, when the share was 37 percent.
“The Democratic Party has changed more dramatically than the Republican Party has,” said Robert P. Jones, CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute. “What we see, basically, is one party kind of maintaining its homogeneity, while the other party is following the shifts in the greater population.”
…"
https://www.politico.com/story/2017/09/06/political-parties-religion-race-242322
wdgnas almost 7 years ago
voice of north rattlesnake hills, wyoming: they don’t call it whiteoming for nothing…
animaux2 almost 7 years ago
Not sure why someone supposedly from Wyoming has to ruin the comics, too.
William Bednar Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Just gotta love Roland!
Radish... almost 7 years ago
This country was bitten by a rattlesnake when racist Troll Trump was elected.
Hedley is a (bleeping) moron.
Radish... almost 7 years ago
What is the population of Wyoming 2017?The state population was estimated at 586,107.
California added about 335,000 residents in 2016, bringing its population total to 39.5 million.
I would say the angry little snakes are out gunned.
Masterskrain almost 7 years ago
You ever notice that when Trumplings CANNOT defend the latest insanity and proven stupidity coming from the Giant Orange Tweeting Yam, they ALWAYS try to deflect to “Well, the Democrats did so and so…”? They learned if from Donnie Dumpsterfire himself, I guess. Whenever anyone confronts him with a DIRECT QUOTE or VIDEO of his stupidity, he just spouts “FAKE NEWS”, and “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN”, instead of trying to correct HIS MISTAKE!! A GREAT EXAMPLE of “Deflectors Up Full” is on display right here in the comments. I’ll let YOU figure out which Russian Commentator “From Wyoming” I’m talking about…
twclix almost 7 years ago
The rattlesnake from Wyoming is either delusional, willfully ignorant, or perhaps even Russian. The real issues are in the here and now. Fake history is like fake news, it demeans anyone searching for anything resembling truth.
I hear there are probably some very nice rattlers in Wyoming. Our mentally ill snake charmer in chief said so.
Radish... almost 7 years ago
Maybe Hedley should look into this kind of story.
It was in this spirit that Anglin “doxed” Gersh and her husband, Judah, as well as other Jews in Whitefish, by publishing their contact information and other personal details on his website. He plastered their photographs with yellow stars emblazoned with jude and posted a picture of the Gershes’ 12-year-old son superimposed on the gates at Auschwitz. He commanded his readers—his “Stormer Troll Army”—to “hit ’em up.”
“All of you deserve a bullet through your skull,” one Stormer said in an email.
“Put your uppity slut wife Tanya back in her cage, you rat-faced -,” another wrote to Judah.
“You -—,” Andrew Auernheimer, The Daily Stormer’s webmaster, said in a voicemail for Gersh. “This is Trump’s America now.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/12/the-making-of-an-american-nazi/544119/?utm_source=atlfb
b2plusa2 almost 7 years ago
Garry Trudeau’s tweets, put into Roland B. Hedley’s name. And so formatted that all we can say about it are arguments about the political topics. In my opinion, the country has become too big to be able to debate topics, and form policies that work for the whole country, therefore putting us at risk of a (metaphor) Roman or Chinese emperor ruling this country by force and authoritarianism.
CBP1 almost 7 years ago
amend the consitution by dissolving the anachronistic and flawed electoral college process – one person – one vote. impeach the septic scum that hijacked our country.
swanridge almost 7 years ago
I’ll bet “Voice” didn’t consult the rest of the residents of the hills before she appointed herself their spokesperson. Typical of that breed to consider themselves above the rest.
BagHolder5150 almost 7 years ago
Ain’t much to do in North Rattlesnake…Now that the sheep are already knocked up for the winter.
rwilhite001 almost 7 years ago
“Voice of” is the new sockpuppet of “Sarge” in a previous incarnation here, minus the grammar lessons. "Sarge"’s posts have been deleted.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
The it from Wyoming asks, “why hang all of this on Goldwater?”
The answer is simple. In 1964 LBJ ran as the Democratic nominee as a supporter of Civil Rights and Goldwater ran as an opponent of Civil Rights; the choice was quite clear.
What States did Goldwater win?Other than his home state of Arizona, all the states he won were in the Deep South: SC, Ga., Al., Ms., and La.
Canajin eh almost 7 years ago
I’m confused. Allegedly, most marcans didn’t vote for Trump, Yet there seems to be so much support for the narrow minded greedy pompous semi illiterate twit. You guys need to stand back and look at this from a distance. See what the rest of the world sees.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
The Whine from Wyoming said that I take it very personally “when someone criticizes racist Democrat white-supremacists of the likes of Woodrow Wilson,…”
No, I take it very personally when somebody misrepresents American history. Right now we have one political party that is trying to take away the right to vote from millions of American people, mostly African-Americans. A good example of this is Alabama. First, institute strict ID requirements. Then, close the DMV’s, where one has to go to get the ID, in mostly black areas. Another example is Florida, which passed a law saying early voting cannot take place in Universities or colleges. Why? Because college students, faculty and staff are most likely to vote Democratic.
The Whine from Wyoming thinks American history ended in 1963. Today, millions of Americans are fighting for their basic rights as citizens and the organization leading the attack on these rights is the Republican Party.
BE THIS GUY almost 7 years ago
The Whatever from Wyoming in one of his replies says that my angry name calling give away my emotional attachment to white supremacists.
He then calls the Democratic nominee from 2016 the Wicked Witch. That gives away his emotional attachment to the Kremlin puppet currently occupying the Oval Office.
The Republican Party has welcomed racists with open arms since 1968. Nixon campaign was quite open about the Southern Strategy. This is sad because at one time Nixon was a strong advocate of Civil Rights. He told Eisenhower that he considered Civil Rights a moral issue, not a political one. MLK voted for Eisenhower in 56 because Nixon was on the ticket.
By 1968 the opportunity to become President was more important than standing by one’s morals.
caligula almost 7 years ago
Registration of new military grade weapons other than destructive devices, SBR’s, and AOW’s for civilian sale has been banned since 1986. No new automatic weapons have been added to the registry since then. Trust a satire writer to get that one wrong.