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Pete F. 07-21-2019 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by detbuch (Post 1170639)
Did you? I took a bit more than three seconds. And Found that Pete's quote, by selective editing, implies the exact opposite of what Atwater was saying. Typical leftist, lying trick.

https://www.powerlineblog.com/archiv...really-say.php

And you found someone’s opinion
There are opposite opinions also, so citing a right wing opinion doesn’t make it true
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JohnR 07-21-2019 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1170662)
Interesting that you would choose who to vote for because of something someone said 30 plus years ago
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No, what I said was that if I choose to vote for someone that has an "R" next to their name, Pete thinks that person is a racist, and by extension, I am a racist, because Pete's quoting Atwater 50 years ago.

Atwater didn't post on this board that Republican's are racist, but you did.

"Don't believable everything you read on the Internet."

~ Abraham (a Republican so therefore must be a racist) Lincoln

Pete F. 07-21-2019 07:54 PM

John if you decide that you are a racist in theory because I posted a quote from 38 years ago it’s pretty much a true indicator that Republicans have adopted identity politics as their mantra.
Read Trump’s tweets and follow them in a historical context. You’ll see the game he plays.
http://www.trumptwitterarchive.com/
Trump will lose
He’ll lose because people are just plain tired of him. Tired of his drama. Tired of his meanness. Tired of his whining & complaining, day after day.

He’ll lose because people are tired of having a bratty child in the White House.
He is not a good man.
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Pete F. 07-21-2019 08:16 PM

This time next year we’ll be looking back on his racist tweets about the 4 members of Congress and thinking that was nothing compared to what happened between now and then.
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detbuch 07-21-2019 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1170663)
And you found someone’s opinion

I found three articles (one of which I posted) which gave the fuller transcripts of the interview and/or a link to a recording of the full interview. Every time "Liberals" quote that passage from the interview that you posted, they leave out the significant sentence that follows it. Why is that? Why do they consistently do that?

I also listened to the interview. Atwater's contention throughout the interview was that race had no longer become an important issue in Southern politics, and that what had happened was that what had evolved as the winning issues in the South were economics and national defense. That was the strategy he used for the Reagan campaign. What begins your edited quote "you start out in 1954 by saying nigger, nigger, nigger" was not a Republican campaign strategy. Atwater said it was how campaigning was done in the South in 1954, especially by Democrats. And from that very specific, concrete, approach, strategies got more "abstract," less specifically racial, until his Reagan campaign removed the racial element, coded or otherwise, and focused on economics and national defense.

He also predicted correctly that this strategy would make the Republican Party competitive in the South (before which Republicans were basically non-existent).


There are opposite opinions also, so citing a right wing opinion doesn’t make it true

What do you mean by "opinion"? I listened to the interview. I read fuller portions of the transcript. I noted that the very tiny portion of the interview that you quoted not only left out the next sentence, but a whole lot else as well. Including Atwater's "opinion" about what he was actually saying. I'm guessing he would know that better than left wing "opinions" would.

So citing a left wing opinion doesn't make it true. On the contrary, from what I see, the left wing opinion uses the time-honored technique of lying by omission.

JohnR 07-21-2019 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1170665)
John if you decide that you are a racist in theory because I posted a quote from 38 years ago it’s pretty much a true indicator that Republicans have adopted identity politics as their mantra.
Read Trump’s tweets and follow them in a historical context. You’ll see the game he plays.
http://www.trumptwitterarchive.com/
Trump will lose
He’ll lose because people are just plain tired of him. Tired of his drama. Tired of his meanness. Tired of his whining & complaining, day after day.

He’ll lose because people are tired of having a bratty child in the White House.
He is not a good man.
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I won't. Because I am not a racist.

I know what I believe in, which is good people from both sides trying to make this place work. I called you out because you did what so many do, even before the Ahabish chase of the Orange Whale.

Sea Dangles 07-21-2019 10:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1170663)
And you found someone’s opinion
There are opposite opinions also, so citing a right wing opinion doesn’t make it true
Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device

Is this the case for both sides of the aisle. Because your a one trick pony in this game.
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Sea Dangles 07-21-2019 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1170665)
John if you decide that you are a racist in theory because I posted a quote from 38 years ago it’s pretty much a true indicator that Republicans have adopted identity politics as their mantra.
Read Trump’s tweets and follow them in a historical context. You’ll see the game he plays.
http://www.trumptwitterarchive.com/
Trump will lose
He’ll lose because people are just plain tired of him. Tired of his drama. Tired of his meanness. Tired of his whining & complaining, day after day.

He’ll lose because people are tired of having a bratty child in the White House.
He is not a good man.size=1]Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device[/size]

Using your logic then you will also lose. There is nobody who whines and complains more on a daily basis. Think about it.
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scottw 07-21-2019 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by spence (Post 1170651)

Dogs are man's best friend by the way. Same goes for women.

ummm....no, I'm pretty sure beer is man's best friend

Jim in CT 07-22-2019 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by JohnR (Post 1170660)
What Pete implied was that The Republican Party is backhandedly subjugating Black people, ergo Racists. And if you support the Republican party you are actively and/or passively Racist. Because Atwater (in many, many ways a Jerk) said that since the N word is verboten, the Rs will just need to economically shackle Black people. Like Joe Biden said, "Those Republicans wanna Putchya Back in Chains".

This is great, by this logic, we need to raise the Debt Limit and keep borrowing and spending so that EVERYONE will be an economic slave. Parity At Last.

I will need to remember that when I am at the polls and picking between Ds and Rs (I do both BTW) and remember when I pick "R" that Pete is calling me a racist.

that’s exactly what he said, good you called
him out on it.
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The Dad Fisherman 07-22-2019 06:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jim in CT (Post 1170681)
that’s exactly what he said, good you called
him out on it.
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No Way, according to Spence nobody took the 3 seconds to understand it.


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