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So how far does this White Nationalist thing have to go
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The Reservations are sovereign territory knucklehead.frvcvs said:Wondering where these "oathkeepers" are defending the land rights of the Standing Rock Dakota Sioux?USSR_HACKR said:
Which one is manbearpig?
I actually agree that Obama was too condescending in his race-relation discussions. He thought he could lecture America into changing 200+ years of racism which was silly. That said, Trayvon happened in 2012, a month into Obama's 2nd term. He spent the first four years battling white folks who were convinced he was a Muslim born in Kenya. If you're going to point fingers here, I don't see how an honest conversation pretends that a fair portion of White America hated having to listen to a black man lecture them.GromsDad said:
Majority of hard core insecure converatards received Trump’s message of making American great again was a by-product of their parent’s dinner table conversation. An over-the-top insecure reaction that accompany strong harsh undertones. It gives conservatards a warm fuzzy feeling that Trump has the same parallel thought process. Subtle in words but strong in belief. Right handshake sh!t eating grin accompany with a knife in the left hand. Now that we’ve had a black president for two terms, it’s easy to sense insecurity and despair that runs rampant throughout the conservatards. It doesn't take a genius to equate Trump to Buchannan/Wallace/Goldwater. Young tards on this board may not remember Walllace’s speech but I’m sure that was main topic of conversation at the dinner table.GromsDad said:
That defies all reason and logic, not to mention the point that the raw numbers simply demonstrate otherwise.
Trump's 2016 vote was actually lower than Romney's 2012 vote even though the population is bigger. Some of Romney's voters didn't vote for Trump. HRC lost the election because the number of Obama's voters who didn't vote for her was far larger than the number of Romney voters who abandoned Trump..
AFAICT from the raw numbers, in order for the Whitey theme being the dominant factor in Trump's EC victory to pan out we'd have to have some indication that the number of Romney voters was almost equal to the number of new white nationalist voters.
Maybe that's what happened, but it seems unlikely.
Not to mention the point that the change in the EC between 2012 and 2016 occurred in some of the battleground states, not everywhere.
Sooner or later the Occam's Razor theory kicks in. WYSIWYG