[pokerbonuscod]

Oh, a public opinion poll just days ago by our beloved state media, showing that no less than 89% of Muslims would vote to the left of the center. Absolute majority for the Social Democrats. It's starting to make sense why the loonies generally favour increased immigration.

Interestingly, our local xenophobic parties FPÖ and BZÖ have a relative majority of votes among neo-citizens. One can only wonder about voting behavior of people.

[alex_loudermilk]

"Hey boys, we're all left-wing now! What do you think of that?"

[Yarmark]

...and a baton that's several times thicker than the ASP.

[Ali Cove]Average-sized pole?[/Ali Cove]

[BV6lwvXf]

True, they hate people because of their colour, not what they believe in.

[emorbimefed]

You are so smart, Loriz!!

[fissasste]

Also, it would be tough to place the KKK on the political spectrum here in the States.

[gabbaman]

Actually, they probably did not vote Democrat since civil rights movement of 1960s.

[galaktiusman]

Yes, there have been and still are some right-wing Democrats. I thought we're talking "political spectrum" here. Left/right. Not political parties.

-Arrian

[Gasfghj]

True enough.

-Arrian

[Stacypettlerr]

What was the quote?

[pBiRXp8u]

Are you sure it wasn't Ariel? Or do you just have the hots for her?

[Vezazvqw]

Note that this picture is black and white -- produced a far bit of time ago. Also, it would be tough to place the KKK on the political spectrum here in the States.

Not really. They are about as far to the right as you can get.

[pfcwlkxav]

If you're claiming that Dixiecrats are left, you've lost all credibility. The KKK are extreme rightists, always have been. God, country, private property, small government, and conservatism, and white people.

[Gazeboss]

The KKK doesn't really exist now. We're talking about the 50s.

Johnson and Carter both were leftists and enjoyed a whole lot of support in the South.

You're saying that white Southerners who were racist, much less hard-core KKK members, supported Johnson in spite of Johnson's aggressive efforts to get U.S. Congress to pass civil rights legislation??