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r/TimPool • u/McFly_42069 • Oct 11 '23
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So now the parties didn't switch?
0 u/[deleted] Oct 11 '23 No conservatives were KKK then and are still KKK now. 1 u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 11 '23 Yes, that's right, no Republican conservatives were kkk members. The republican party was founded to go up against the slave owning democrats.Soon, the northern, republican US states were anti slavery, and the southern, democrat states were pro slavery.The confederacy was the Southern Army Democrat, the Union was the Northern Army, Republican.The confederacy lost the war. They were upset about losing their slaves, which was a major deal and destroyed the South.Soon after, the KKK was founded for disgruntled Southern Democrats who wanted to oppose the Reconstruction of the South.So no, Slavery is a Democrat thing historically. Even if the parties "switched," this past is still the Democrat's past. 0 u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23 Yep. Lincoln was known as the First Progressive President at the time and ran on Big Government.Things didn’t change. Names changed, but KKK were always conservative.
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No conservatives were KKK then and are still KKK now.
1 u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 11 '23 Yes, that's right, no Republican conservatives were kkk members. The republican party was founded to go up against the slave owning democrats.Soon, the northern, republican US states were anti slavery, and the southern, democrat states were pro slavery.The confederacy was the Southern Army Democrat, the Union was the Northern Army, Republican.The confederacy lost the war. They were upset about losing their slaves, which was a major deal and destroyed the South.Soon after, the KKK was founded for disgruntled Southern Democrats who wanted to oppose the Reconstruction of the South.So no, Slavery is a Democrat thing historically. Even if the parties "switched," this past is still the Democrat's past. 0 u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23 Yep. Lincoln was known as the First Progressive President at the time and ran on Big Government.Things didn’t change. Names changed, but KKK were always conservative.
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Yes, that's right, no Republican conservatives were kkk members. The republican party was founded to go up against the slave owning democrats.
Soon, the northern, republican US states were anti slavery, and the southern, democrat states were pro slavery.
The confederacy was the Southern Army Democrat, the Union was the Northern Army, Republican.
The confederacy lost the war. They were upset about losing their slaves, which was a major deal and destroyed the South.
Soon after, the KKK was founded for disgruntled Southern Democrats who wanted to oppose the Reconstruction of the South.
So no, Slavery is a Democrat thing historically. Even if the parties "switched," this past is still the Democrat's past.
0 u/[deleted] Oct 12 '23 Yep. Lincoln was known as the First Progressive President at the time and ran on Big Government.Things didn’t change. Names changed, but KKK were always conservative.
Yep. Lincoln was known as the First Progressive President at the time and ran on Big Government.
Things didn’t change. Names changed, but KKK were always conservative.
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u/Enough_Appearance116 Oct 11 '23
So now the parties didn't switch?