"Vote for President Johnson this November. The stakes are too high."
>>18221611Goldwater was a literal psychopath who wanted to repeal the CRA and restore the country to the 19th century with no social safety nets and child laborers in dangerous factories working for 3 cents a day.
>>18221657>child laborers in dangerous factories working for 3 cents a day.I would protect all the girls working there
>>18221657As opposed to keeping the CRA, which brought American cities back to the stone age
>>18221657Get wrecked, LBJfag/Tulsa Tranny.
>>18221671No you'd just try to fuck them
>>18221749I would just keep them in my caring arms
>>18221657>>18221700Hysteria and outrage culture, rather like OP political ad.Goldwater wanted the finer points of civil rights handled at the local rather than federal level, which was literally the only difference. The irony is after integration ghettos started forming again, not because one district was white and another black, rather the trend we still see today with dyed in the wool democrat black mayors ending up ridiculously corrupt establishment shills.
>>18221611Why were boomers allowed to have hot commercials but we aren't?
>>18221765>Goldwater wanted the finer points of civil rights handled at the local rather than federal levelthe entire point of the CRA was that the Southern states were grossly violating the legal, constitutional, and human rights of several million Americans
>>18221767what the fuck ???
>>18221828No they weren't. The 14th amendment is illegitimate.
>>18221828take it easy before you stroke out, LBJfag
>>18221765>Goldwater wanted the finer points of civil rights handled at the local rather than federal levelNo one who has ever said that "X should be a state issue" just genuinely believed that there was some actual compelling reason that state legislatures should control a particular issue. This argument is always made because kicking an issue to the states allows them to invoke state police powers which gives them more liberty to fuck with people than the federal government is allowed to constitutionally, willfully ignoring the fact that inverse federalism came about to stop the abuse of state police powers (see Jim Crow).It's the same deal with abortion. There's no logic as to why it ought to be a state issue rather than a federal one. People just want it to be a state issue so that conservative state legislators can propose a law that says "We're banning abortions to keep everyone safe :)" and have it be passed without interference from pesky things like checks and balances and federal constitutional oversight.If anyone ever says "X should be a state issue," it is always a strategic plan to ban something they don't like or erase rights and protections.
>>18221858>(see Jim Crow)We saw. We then saw what happened next, and now every day we see what Jim Crow was trying to prevent.
>>18221867You're right, I'm sure creating parallel and antagonistic racial enclaves within the borders of the US is a much better long-term plan for stability.It's not like Jim Crow would cause america to balkanize and turn into a decrepit shithole like latam and the balkans.
>>18221883>parallel and antagonistic racial enclaves within the borders of the US is a much better long-term plan for stability.So, the exact thing that transpired? Of course you did manage to ethnically cleanse white neighborhoods across the country in the process which must have brought you great pleasure. Other than that the end result is identical and America is a balkanized nation. Jim Crow was a bandaid and obviously not ideal. The ideal course of action was never give them citizenships and ship them out of American soil.
>>18221907>black people for some reason didn't just automatically forgive white people after enslaving them for 300 years which produced some amount of racial animus, so what we should have done instead is continue to subject nonwhites to cruel and capricious punishments for existing, thereby ensuring the maximum amount of racial animosity and tension at ALL TIMESinsane logic>Jim Crow was a bandaid and obviously not ideal.it's not a fucking bandaid. Jim crow wasn't conceived of or used as a tool for protecting the integrity of america or whatever. It was a regime inflicted on blacks as punishment for being black and also as punishment for southerners losing the civil war. It was a purely petty and retributive policy regime that served no purpose other than to alienate and harm niggers, ensuring maximal racial animosity at all times, which would then feed into interracial violence and terrorism, which then fuels the white desire for further retaliatory measures against blacks.
>>18221611>we can't let Goldwater have the nuclear codes
>>18221919There's always something to explain "disparate impact". I would say one day you'd wake up but even in South Africa there are still people blind to the truth.
>>18221858>It's the same deal with abortion. There's no logic as to why it ought to be a state issue rather than a federal oneTenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States:The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.
>>18221940yes, hence me mentioning police powers. But that's not why people want abortion and civil rights to be state issues. That's the mechanic they use to enforce their will on others.
>>18221961Sorry pal, the voters of Florida have spoken :)
>>18221611Did LBJ end up saving le hecking white daughterfu from the KABOOM?
>>18221611To be honest, now that you mention this parallelism, I feel that the reason the US defeated the USSR but is struggling with China is that Democrats, Republicans, and the general population were more united in developing shared ideas on how to deal with the Soviet Union, much like they did during the space race. In the current situation, I feel that both sides are so caught up in and convinced they possess the truth that they don't delve into how to truly address the issue. This, coupled with the feeling that these governments are acting more out of desperation to achieve results as quickly as possible, leads to hasty decisions instead of a genuine long-term strategy.
