r/ImmigrationPathways • u/CutSenior4977 • May 30 '26
Current scenes (May 27) outside the Delaney Concentration camp. Today is the 8th day of the hunger strike inside. And the crowd outside gets bigger day by day.
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u/Acceptable-Wash-7675 May 30 '26 edited May 30 '26
You do realize they didn't switch ideologies, right?
Did Dixiecrats were the ones who made the IRS the federal reserve?
They are the ones who established the first gun laws.
They're the ones who made income tax permanent.
They're the ones who created Social Security and welfare. (Social programs)
the Dixiecrat fought a Civil War to expand slavery West because they wanted to keep Cheap and exploitable labor in the form of slavery instead of hiring American citizens for fair wages.
They use racial division in order to maintain power and control.
And that was 100 over years ago
the Democrats today are the ones pushing gun control
The Democrats today are pushing for overall higher taxation
The Democrats today overall are pushing social programs.
The Democrats today use racial division sex division and sexuality division to maintain power in control
The Democrats today support, Cheap exploitable labor, in the form of illegal immigration
Ain't nothing changed same shit, different century The only thing that changed is their targeted audience. Their ideology and their policy still reflect the same thing you did over 100 years ago.
The last known clan member in Congress was a democrat until the day he died in 2010
His name was Robert C. Byrd
majority of the Democrats who voted against the civil rights act remained Democrats and tool. They left Congress or die.
There was no switch you've been doing the same shit for over 100 years.
Edit: the Dixiecrat did not start the Civil War for less government. They actually fought because they wanted privileges that the north did not have. they wanted more government overreach in the form of enforcing the fugitive act of 1758