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Rep. Rangel: Worse-Than-Terrorists Tea Partiers Are ‘Same White Crackers’ Who Opposed Civil Rights


Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) said on Friday that the conservatives who make up the tea party are the “same white crackers” who fought the U.S. civil rights movement. In an interview with David Freedlander at the Daily Beast, the congressman issued a scathing indictment of the far right.

On the Republicans in the House of Representatives who are blocking any and all Democratic attempts to govern, Rangel said, “What is happening is sabotage. Terrorists couldn’t do a better job than the Republicans are doing.”

And he was equally blunt in his assessment of the tea party caucus and its adherents. “It is the same group we faced in the South with those white crackers and the dogs and the police. They didn’t care about how they looked. It was just fierce indifference to human life that caused America to say enough is enough.”

He lamented that those in the tea party are turning on any Republican who does not toe the tea party line. “And now my friend Peter King is on their hit list. Peter King, a Republican, is considered a ******* communist.”

“It has to do with whether or not in God we trust,” Rangel said with regards to the tea party’s desire to cut all social programs and destroy the social safety net. “I don’t know how much God played a role in the country, but it is everywhere…And I used to be an altar boy so that I can say, if you are talking about Jews and Christians and probably Muslims and Mormons, the whole idea that…we are supposed to help the aged and provide health care and give kids a break and do all of these good things.”

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http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2013/08/02/rep-rangel-worse-than-terrorists-tea-partiers-are-same-white-crackers-who-opposed-civil-rights/

http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251318272

Of course the DUmmies all love this racist statement.

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3. I wish every Democrat, including our President

along with any Republicans with any moral fiber, would stand with him and chant it until the lice fall off our Congress.

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8. It's about time teahadists are exposed as the terrorists they are

Someone had to come out and state the obvious. The Tea Party is nothing more than the 21st century KKK--terrorists motivated by genocidal racism, femicidal sexism, and a hatred that can't be reasoned with.

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13. tea party=koch funded=kochs have always opposed civil rights.

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that's their family history. They have always been the Massas with their paid hoards of whip-crackers.

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They believe these lies. Not one of these idiots even knows one person who is a tea party type. They make their judgement based on what they see on the Tee Vee and what is posted at DU. They are bigots.



 
I may not lock my doors while sitting at a red light and a black man is near, but I sure as hell grab on tight to my wallet when any democrats are close by.

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Idiot Rangel
« Reply #1 on: August 03, 2013, 10:00:11 AM »
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Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) said on Friday that the conservatives who make up the tea party are the “same white crackers” who fought the U.S. civil rights movement.
Somebody has their history confused, and needs to take some lessons on the subject.
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Tea Party is the opposite of the racist democrats. Sorry tax evader and evil democrat Rangel you are lying.
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“It has to do with whether or not in God we trust,” Rangel said with regards to the tea party’s desire to cut all social programs and destroy the social safety net. “I don’t know how much God played a role in the country, but it is everywhere…And I used to be an altar boy so that I can say, if you are talking about Jews and Christians and probably Muslims and Mormons, the whole idea that…we are supposed to help the aged and provide health care and give kids a break and do all of these good things.”

That's not "In God We Trust," Charlie, that's "In Gov't We Trust." As long as you claim "we are supposed to help ..." means gov't instead of individuals or individuals who voluntarily group together, then you missed the whole point God has made regarding these issues. I'm not sure what you learned as an alter boy, Charlie, but whatever it was it has nothing to do with God or the scriptures, that's very clear given what you said.

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Where did the democrats stand on civil rights again?

Which party had a governor who said "segregation today. Segregation tomorrow. Segregation forever"?

Which party had a bona fide member of the KKK as a member of the Senate?

**** you, Cong. Rangel. Learn some history, you ignorant asshole.
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A black kid asks his mother, "Mama, what's a Democracy?"

"Well, son, that's when white folks work every day so we can get all our benefits, you knows like free cell phones for each family member, rent subsidy, food stamps, WIC, free healthcare, utility subsidy, & the list goes on & on, you knows".

"But mama, don't the white peoples get pissed off about that?

"Sure they do, that's called racism!"

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When you are the beneficiary of a policy that steals from someone and gives it to you in return for your vote, it produces a sense of entitlement and dependency.

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Where did the democrats stand on civil rights again?

Which party had a governor who said "segregation today. Segregation tomorrow. Segregation forever"?

Which party had a bona fide member of the KKK as a member of the Senate?

**** you, Cong. Rangel. Learn some history, you ignorant asshole.

This reminds me of when Nebraska was drawing up its first state constitution, prior to seeking admission into the union in 1867.  The state was sharply divided between Republicans and Democrats, but the Democrats then had a slight majority.

The constitution was written up outlining the rights of "white men," because the Democrats didn't want any black people to have them.  I dunno what Nebraska Democrats had against black people at the time--the state had circa 10,000 residents and about 5,000 Native Americans, and it's a pretty big state, with plenty of room for all.  And prior to 1861, when slavery was made illegal in the territory, there'd only ever been 15--that's right, fifteen--slaves in the whole prairie, and not all of them at the same time.

The constitution passed with a razor-thin majority of the popular vote, and then another election was held, to elect delegates to refine it, before sending it on to Congress for approval.  

This time around, the Republicans came out with a slight majority.

The first refinement they made was the declaration, "for the purposes of this Constitution, 'white' shall mean 'any color whatsoever,'" and that's what was sent to Washington, D.C.

Incidentally, of all the fifty states, Nebraska was the only one to attain statehood (again, in 1867) despite a presidential veto.  For some reason, Andrew Johnson didn't like Nebraska.  (The veto of course was overridden.)
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Re: Idiot Rangel
« Reply #7 on: August 03, 2013, 08:02:35 PM »
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Rep. Charles Rangel (D-NY) said on Friday that the conservatives who make up the tea party are the “same white crackers” who fought the U.S. civil rights movement.


Somebody has their history confused, and needs to take some lessons on the subject.
What a DUmbass.

Boy, do they ever.  Democrats.  It was Democrats.

It doesn't surprise me that the (D)oUcherockets agree with a senile, old POS who's barely literate.

But, that's Bushs' fault.

These people are utterly and completely retarded.
              

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They believe these lies. Not one of these idiots even knows one person who is a tea party type. They make their judgement based on what they see on the Tee Vee and what is posted at DU. They are bigots.


B-b-b-but...they see them in restaurants all the time.


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This reminds me of when Nebraska was drawing up its first state constitution, prior to seeking admission into the union in 1867.  The state was sharply divided between Republicans and Democrats, but the Democrats then had a slight majority.

The constitution was written up outlining the rights of "white men," because the Democrats didn't want any black people to have them.  I dunno what Nebraska Democrats had against black people at the time--the state had circa 10,000 residents and about 5,000 Native Americans, and it's a pretty big state, with plenty of room for all.  And prior to 1861, when slavery was made illegal in the territory, there'd only ever been 15--that's right, fifteen--slaves in the whole prairie, and not all of them at the same time.

The constitution passed with a razor-thin majority of the popular vote, and then another election was held, to elect delegates to refine it, before sending it on to Congress for approval.  

This time around, the Republicans came out with a slight majority.

The first refinement they made was the declaration, "for the purposes of this Constitution, 'white' shall mean 'any color whatsoever,'" and that's what was sent to Washington, D.C.

Incidentally, of all the fifty states, Nebraska was the only one to attain statehood (again, in 1867) despite a presidential veto.  For some reason, Andrew Johnson didn't like Nebraska.  (The veto of course was overridden.)
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