Political Funny Pictures Thread

[Kutnupe14]

I don't see why more blacks don't. Is smaller government, personal responsibility, non-confiscatory tax system really a racial division? Or cultural?

No, you're asking the wrong question. The question is why don't Black people stop supporting Democrats. Neither party is deserving, because both hold obvious biases.

 

[Joe G]

 

[Tombs]

No, you're asking the wrong question. The question is why don't Black people stop supporting Democrats. Neither party is deserving, because both hold obvious biases.

If Trump does manage to bring back manufacturing and jobs to a lot of the cities that were devastated when they left, I think you might see a lot of people who saw themselves as life long democrats decide to switch.

 

[Kutnupe14]

^^^ Good point.

That's a horrible point. If you're asking why Black people today are no longer Republicans like their forefathers, then it's fair to ask why aren' whites today Democrats like their own forefathers?

 

[Doug]

If Trump does manage to bring back manufacturing and jobs to a lot of the cities that were devastated when they left, I think you might see a lot of people who saw themselves as life long democrats decide to switch.

Ha Ha!
ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, AND PBS will proclaim the jobs came back because of Barack Obama's highly successful economic policies.

 

[Vigilant]

Well, technically, Trump isn't going to kill the gays. He's going to force them all to take conversion therapy.

So they then kill themselves! Still ends the same according to them!

 

[Kutnupe14]

If Trump does manage to bring back manufacturing and jobs to a lot of the cities that were devastated when they left, I think you might see a lot of people who saw themselves as life long democrats decide to switch.

You'd be right. If he can deliver on that, it's a game changer. But the way the economics of business work, that would be insanely difficult. That a LOT of laws passing.

 

[printcraft]

If Trump does manage to bring back manufacturing and jobs to a lot of the cities that were devastated when they left, I think you might see a lot of people who saw themselves as life long democrats decide to switch.

He could focus extra attention on places like Detroit for revitalizing and throw the dems under the wheels for decades.

 

[Tombs]

 

[Kirk Freeman]

 

[Kirk Freeman]

 

[Kirk Freeman]

This has gone too far:

 

[Kirk Freeman]

 

[HubertGummer]

Ha Ha!
ABC, CBS, NBC, MSNBC, CNN, AND PBS will proclaim the jobs came back because of Barack Obama's highly successful economic policies.

QFT.

Somehow in the medias eyes the crap economy of Obama years were caused by Bush not Obama, while the great economy of the 90's was caused by Clinton, not Reagan/Bush I. I'm not saying Bush II didn't have a hand in the crap economy, just that if a prior president gets blamed for a bad economy, then a prior president should get blamed for a good one as well

 

[Kirk Freeman]

 

[jamil]

I don't see why more blacks don't. Is smaller government, personal responsibility, non-confiscatory tax system really a racial division? Or cultural?

No, you're asking the wrong question. The question is why don't Black people stop supporting Democrats. Neither party is deserving, because both hold obvious biases.

No. I'm asking the correct question. I'm asking an individualist question. Basically, I'm agreeing with Stephan A Smith. I'm sure you've seen the CNN interview where Michael Smirconish grilled Smith on is assertion that Black people should vote Republican at least once. Smirconish couldn't seem to grasp why, because he thinks collectively. Smith's explanation was actually very individualistic. Each Black person should evaluate for themselves who they should vote for and not let everyone else tell them who, as a collective group, they should vote for.

White people don't ban together and say, because we're White, we should all vote Republican because Republicans are better for Whites than Democrats. No. White people, as individuals, mostly determine who best represents their own individual interests, according to their own individual needs and views. Why can't Blacks? Well, I'll answer that by answering this question:

That's a horrible point. If you're asking why Black people today are no longer Republicans like their forefathers, then it's fair to ask why aren' whites today Democrats like their own forefathers?

Black people vote for Democrats mostly because they're told that's who they need to vote for. Their told by Democrats and their peers. White people vote for both Republicans and Democrats, and for the most part, race has nothing to do with that decision, at all. Please don't get out of this that I'm saying that makes Whites superior. What I'm saying is that race shouldn't matter.

Individuals' own needs should matter more. Each individual Black person/family should not give a flying **** who other Blacks are voting for. I don't let White people tell me who best represents the White man because I don't give a flying ****. I care about my own and my family's needs and values and I vote for whichever candidate might cause the least harm to that.

I can see people on welfare who don't want to get a job voting for Dems, whether they're black or white. But working class, middle class, upper class individuals have no reason to vote Democrat other than ideology. There is nothing inherently "Black" about Democrats other than the soft racism of low expectations.

 

[actaeon277]

 

[indiucky]

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Obama surveys the ruins of Democracy.

 

[HoughMade]

I'd re-install satellite TV just to watch CSPAN if this was the case.