I'm looking at AK's argument in that Willie is a racist. I keep reading it and reading it but I'm just not seeing where the racist comment is made. Is it that he's arguing that Willie refers to the white people as the "Working Class" as if to say nobody other than whites work? Is that what he's reading into? Help me out here.
the 60/40 reference had no racial connotations from me whatsoever, and I never once said anyone's votes are not as important as anyone elses'. In the political arena, scum like AK like to try and argue they're more intelligent, and smarter people are democrats yada yada yada. Of course exit polling data tells a different story. High school drop outs and people living below the poverty line vote overwhelming democratic, that's just simple math. A large amount of those voters represent the inner-city poor. That's just another fact. And I'm not mad at anybody for voting, everyone should. I was disappointed Romney's base was far less enthusiastic than I thought, and the democrats did a great job of getting their inner-city base out. The post election argument I've made is just that, that's what swung the 2012 election.
The 60/40 reference was stolen by me from an article I read, and I can't find it again but I remember the thought process. It had nothing to do with race, it was a play off of Romney's 47% remark. If 70% of those 47% vote democratic, than 60% of the other 53% (the people who pay taxes) would of had to vote for Romney to wind up at 51 to 46. If more than 70% of the non tax paying Americans voted for Obama, the a % larger > 60% of the taxpaying Americans would of had to vote for Romney, and vice versa obviously. I think it's safe to assume a large % of that 47% voted for Obama. This also assumes, the turnout is the same between the 47% crowd and the 53% crowd.
I have asked several times if anyone had any questions for me (in the thread he was calling me racist), and nobody did. This is the first time I've seen such a question.
I won't respond to scum, he's a vile worthless human being.