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Black Republicans Posted on 09-01-2004

NeoSoulBrotha
Rosedale, MD
Now that we're up on election time, what do you thing about Black conservatives? Are they the next big thing in Black politics, or do you thing they are misguided? If you consider yourself conservative, do you feel pressured to hide your political beliefs to be accepted? Is there a future for Blacks in the Republican Party? Just trying to spark some discussion... Holla!
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Hahaha replied on 11-17-2004 02:40PM [Reply]
paradox wrote:
I went to this Republican rally last week and everybody was wearing white sheets and talking about killing niggers and burning crosses, Oh wait that was a **** rally. My bad, same thing.
this cat is stoooooooooooooooooooopiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiid! :idea: was condeleeza there, too? :?
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Azariah replied on 01-07-2005 02:18PM [Reply]
I believe an individual is entitled to choose any political party that fits them. I myself am a conservative, but not republican. The rising generation of today feels that slavery is gone, so why preach a civil rights message like our ancestors, when were greedy for money? We all know that republicans seem to be for the betterment of the rich folks, though most were white, that's our mindset now. We have traveled to the relm of make money for ourself, rather than make money for the community. The community that we try to support, won't support us! So why should I bend over backwards to carry their load, when I have no support system? So I'm not mad at those who turn repbulican that are black, but I am upset at republicans who come to the community only for profit. Conservatives are rising and becoming stronger as the years go by. It's already stated that we were first republicans before democrates. If I were a betting man, I would say within 7 years from now, we will have more blacks turning republican because most lobbists come from them. But as a preacher, I will try to liberate the people and move them to an objective that will benefit the both of us. Have the money stay in the community before we invest into something outside of us. P.S. Manny, if you see this, hit me up ASAP. On my cell Holla El Alaha-di Israel
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Hahaha replied on 01-08-2005 04:46PM [Reply]
many dawg, get the dayum thang.... *tootsie rolls*
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(H@/l/TiQu3 from na, AZ replied on 01-08-2005 05:05PM [Reply]

People can vote for whoever they want to, just stop arguing with me when i answer who i would vote for honestly. If a black person wants to vote republican, he/ she should feel free to do so without being put down for it.
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1EducatedBrotha replied on 01-10-2005 10:25PM [Reply]
Ladies and Gentlemen.......Aren't well all glad to be Americans? Being in a country where we are free to vote, exercise our faith and walk about freely? If that is the case, then why is that being African American and a Republican an anomoly!? I am a student at Hampton University and during the Presidential Campaign season, I experienced a great deal of animosity from students as well as some professors on our campus. As the season went on the animosity intensified. So one day I sat down and begin to ask myself, why is that African Americans resent Republicans so much? Then it hit me, a lot of us have been poorly educated on political parties. For many, its "if your black, your a democrat". However, that should not be the case. One should take the time out and educate themself on the issues and the party. Its a common misconception that Republicans are for the rich and Democrats are for the poor. On the day of the Presidential Election, I walked around campus randomly polling people and asking who they voted for and why? I cannot say that I was suprised that nearly half of the people I polled did not vote and a great deal of them responded by stating they would vote for Kerry becasue ( Bush hates blacks, they are not rich, Bush is stupid, etc..). This is what makes African American voters look bad when they are unable to provide an intelligent answer to a question such as that which was asked. When I asked why is that they supported the democratic party, they only shook their shoulders in ignorance! I could go on and on for days about the **** because I love it that much, however, the election is over, the votes have been counted and a President has been elected. I am a Republican and have no shame in letting others know. I am not just a Republican becasue of my parents financial situation, I DO THINK GOD FOR IT! But I have taken the time out to educate myself, read, study and get involved with politics to make a educated decision about my political affiliation. I long to see the day when African Americans will STOP putting all their eggs in of the Democratic Party's basket and when there is a Republican President they walk around sad because he ignores their needs and concerns. Instead of trying to have all African Americans allign with the Democratic Party, why not have some Black Republicans and Independents so that way regardless of what political party is elected into office, your interest can always be represented. I have more to say, but I will save it for a later post. Be Blessed and a Blessing, Milton Hampton University C/O 08......ONYX VII, BLACK DIAMONDS ARE 4 EVER! For Lack Of SPIRITUAL Knowledge, MANY Shall Perish
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Hahaha replied on 01-11-2005 03:42PM [Reply]
1EducatedBrotha wrote:
they only shook their shoulders in ignorance!
this is all i got out of it..... :arrow:
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replied on 02-16-2005 12:19AM [Reply]
If you are a registered Democrat, you are stupid. If you are a registered Republican, you are stupid. No one party rules me, or convinces me of their bullface **** lies. I vote for who I think will lead the country the best for the next 4 years. 2000 was Gore, 2004 was Bush. Do not analyze your needs. Analyze every situation you can find. How will we exactly pull out of Iraq and keep it intact? How will we get rid of a insanely huge deficit without spending tax money? I say take one problem at a time. War first. Deficit later. Thunder
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replied on 02-17-2005 02:21AM [Reply]
Feel me though. Analyze the word conservative, you can see that the root word is conserve. So a conservative person living in America believes in the preservation or conservation of the "values" established by the "forefathers". Now, consider the fact that we were slaves while the declaration of independence and the constitution were drafted and installed and that we as a people were only mentioned as 3/5ths of human beings for taxation purposes. The "values" of this nation were established to further the well being of wealthy White land owning males. Now considering all this, I ask myself how can an African American even fix they lips to say " Im a conservative Republican African American." The forefathers werent think bout you when they established these "American traditions", so, just what are you conserving ? GETCHA MIND RIGHT BABY.
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Hahaha replied on 02-17-2005 12:43PM [Reply]
ROYALfieldhand wrote:
Now considering all this, I ask myself how can an African American even fix they lips to say " Im a conservative Republican African American." The forefathers werent think bout you when they established these "American traditions", so, just what are you conserving ? GETCHA MIND RIGHT BABY.
slavery slavery slavery... dayum ,yall act like yall ewere there or something... *looks at screename* i guess he was....>>>(stacy dash)
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WileECoyote06 replied on 02-17-2005 04:14PM [Reply]
ROYALfieldhand wrote:
Feel me though. Analyze the word conservative, you can see that the root word is conserve. So a conservative person living in America believes in the preservation or conservation of the "values" established by the "forefathers". Now, consider the fact that we were slaves while the declaration of independence and the constitution were drafted and installed and that we as a people were only mentioned as 3/5ths of human beings for taxation purposes. The "values" of this nation were established to further the well being of wealthy White land owning males. Now considering all this, I ask myself how can an African American even fix they lips to say " Im a conservative Republican African American." The forefathers werent think bout you when they established these "American traditions", so, just what are you conserving ? GETCHA MIND RIGHT BABY.
This post started off so convincing. Then it occured to me that the modern day Republican Party was founded in 1864 by Whigs, Democrats and Free Soil party members who were concerned about influencing the national infrastructure to focus on concerns of citizens in the midwest and further. They also opposed slavery and supported higher education. So then the Republican party could not have been created to enforce the subjugation of black people. Technically, black people as a community are very conservative, thus our blind allegiance to a Democratic party which struggles to define itself, baffles me. They take your vote for granted. Register independent and let them jokers come to you to campaign. BTW, the Dem's posterboy has stuck his foot in his mouth again: http://www.theconservativevoice.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=3009 Howard Dean :?
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