US Elections and the Geography of Hate in America

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US Elections and the Geography of Hate in America

Posted on 14 March 2008

In the 7 years of George Bush’s ‘fear-mongering’ presidency, hate and associated crimes have jumped a staggering 48 percent.

The dwindling Ku Klux Klan may seem like a relic of crueler times, but the number of hate groups operating in the United States has risen exponentially — since 2000.

Many of these groups have sprouted along the border in Arizona, California and Texas, where their ringleaders have often hijacked the immigration debate. — says Mark Potok, director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center in Montgomery, Ala.

Hate groups in America consist of [All Republicans]:

1. Ku Klux Klan
2. Neo-Nazis
3. White Nationalists
4. SkinHeads
5. Neo-Confederates
6. ALL other Anti-Immigrant Republicans + Lou Dobbs and FOX News — a.k.a. ‘Fake News’ Channel

This Hate Map lists ‘Black Separatists’ as hate groups — I dis-agree. Black Separatist movements exist because of hundreds of years of ‘actual’ white oppression, and ‘mental’ oppression perpetuated by stealthy ’stink-bomb’ political maneuvers by the likes of Geraldine Ferraro — for the Clintons.

Many whites are tired of this ‘Racism Thing,’ and would like to see it go away, but when the Bill and Hillary Clinton are running around making racist statements to undermine super-star presidential candidate Barack Obama, then any progress made towards racial harmony is stumped!

The Clinton BIGOT Strategy is aimed squarely at the ‘established bigot vote,’ consisting of older white males and females — those who are most familiar with the racial intolerance of the past, and those unsure of what to do (a.k.a the ‘working class’) — waiting to be ‘lead to the slaughterhouse,’ so to speak.

The younger and the college educated voters, who tend to be more open minded, are substantially devoid of the ‘Racism Scourge,” whereas the so-called ‘working class’ — usually much less educated, lack analytical sophistication — and therefore are more likely to be fear-mongered and race-baited into voting for Bill and Hillary’s old politics of deception, manipulation, perceived ‘female‘ victimhood, and distraction.

Add seven years of Republican dictatorship, war-mongering, immigrant bashing, …., and race-relations in America gets driven back to the 1940’s.