Hello Bob,   
      
    LL>> it.  Not only that, but unlike many black men, Strom   
    LL>> Thurmond was not a deadbeat dad.  So don't you go around   
      
   BK>Thurmond was the worst sort of deadbeat dad, one who would not   
   BK>only not even admit he had a daughter, but one who saw to it his   
   BK>daughter was classified in a group that was considered inferior   
   BK>and discriminated against under the law.   
      
   Please, Bob.  You've got your racists are mixed up.  There was   
   Strom Thurmond.  And then there was Jesse Helms.  And of course,   
   the ever so loveable George C. Wallace.  But none of those people   
   were really racists.  Not hardcore racists, anyway.  Not like   
   Lester Maddox.  Lester was a racist's racist and really knew how   
   to go on a rant -   
      
   "That's part of American greatness, is discrimination.  Yes, sir.   
   Inequality, I think, breeds freedom and gives a man opportunity."   
   - Lester Maddox, racist extraordinaire   
      
   BK>So many white men are deadbeat dads. It's part of a society that   
   BK>is breaking down, pushing the middle class into the poor and   
   BK>turning the US into a third world country.   
      
   Here is what Strom Thurmond had to say about that -   
      
   "The white people of the South are the greatest minority in this   
   nation.  They deserve consideration and understanding instead of the   
   persecution of twisted propaganda."   
   - Strom Thurmond   
      
    LL>> telling anybody that Strom   
    LL>> Thurmond was a racist who did not care about black folks.   
    LL>> He loved them.  He loved them very much ...   
      
   BK>No, he did not.   
      
   "She walks well, she looks good.  Let's see how she kisses."   
   - Strom Thurmond   
      
   Obviously, Strom and that 16-year-old black kid loved each other   
   very much.  At least for a short period of time.  And I am shure he   
   was thrilled to death when he learned he was going to be a daddy.   
   I mean, legal rape does have its benefits ...   
      
    BM>> When is Jindal on the menu?   
      
    BK>> He's on the republican's menu.   
      
    LL>> When we pick up our crawfish, they are brown.  We heat up   
    LL>> the water   
      
   BK>Is that a reference to Jindal?   
      
   Jindal is a Brown guy who painted himself Red.   
      
   Remember, Jindal graduated from Brown University.   
   And then he turned Red as a Republican ...   
      
   --Lee   
      
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