My favorite was Reagan. He did so many great things for the country. To start he created the war on drugs that basically destroyed the black family by incarcerating black men disproportionately to any other group.
Just shut up. What destroyed the black family was black 'men' refusing to raise their children. Blacks lead all races when it comes children born out of wedlock, I believe the number is over 70%.
And fyi, the war on drugs started long before Reagan. You're again showing your complete ignorance in terms of US History.
His dealings in Iran Contra pretty much speaks for itself. Selling arms to our enemy, using those finds to fund right wing extremists in Nicaragua and then Bush pardoning all the criminals who were involved. What outstanding person he was.
Reagan was never indicted or charged, much less convicted. Even the Democrats running the investigation said there was no evidence Reagan was involved.
I think my favorite was his support for apartheid in South Africa. He didn't want pass sanctions on De Klerk. What is better than supporting a super racist govt?
He never supported apartheid. Just more lies from you, unless you can source that assertion. And fyi, not putting sanctions on does not alone show he supported their policies. You're reaching, again.
Just shut up. What destroyed the black family was black 'men' refusing to raise their children. Blacks lead all races when it comes children born out of wedlock, I believe the number is over 70%.
Wait, are you claiming black people are capable of making their own choices and taking responsibility for their own lives? That's racist.
Wait, are you claiming black people are capable of making their own choices and taking responsibility for their own lives? That's racist.
This is a strawman argument. Nobody is saying people shouldn't be held responsible for their actions. That is why we have the most people incarcerated in planet earth. You commit crimes, and we punish you with prison.
Saying that there are two choices here that people like you run away from when it comes to the reality that blacks do commit more crimes than any other ethnic group in the country.
Black people are inferior to everyone else. They don't have the intelligence, or capability to live peaceful with the rest of us. They cannot excel in our society.
Many black people have been subject to hundreds of years of injustice, low expectations, failed policies by our govt and the most important...the destruction of the black family in America has caused the decline of black youths.
I'm not saying we shouldn't punish people. I'm not saying people shouldn't be held to the same standard regardless of race. I'm saying that either you think something is inherently wrong with black people and they are inferior.
Or there are other mitigating factors that have caused cycles of ignorance, poverty, violence, drug use, illiteracy, unemployment and teenage pregnancy in the black community.
So tell me which one is it? Or is it something else that I'm missing. I'm sick of people hiding their racism behind comments like this.
Once again, I have to tell you not to use words you don't know the meaning of. It only shows your ignorance, and makes you look insecure about your ignorance to boot. But feel free to keep embarrassing yourself if you like.
Even without the gimmicks...the record shows that the Federal Govt ran deficits during his entire first term, and the "budget surpluses" only came in his 2nd term, hence why the National Debt went up in total during the 90's like it always has...since Dwight Eisenhower was president. Dwight D...the last president under which the national debt actually went down in real terms.
Sometimes I think a lot of these ppl...including the poster you replied to suffer from the Jon Stewart syndrome:
Off the top of my head, Andrew Jackson was a great president, in some ways. He stood up to Nicholas Biddle, and the American Central bank, which responded by plunging the American Economy into recession. He also 'wiped' the American national debt.
However, the Indian Removal act is a stain on American History.
Thomas Jefferson was the best of the best, though, IMO.
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