History of KKK support for democrats and white supremacists and hatred of republicans and blacks.

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The long history of intense KKK hatred for blacks and republicans extended for nearly 100 years.

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[mark francis]

The long history of intense KKK hatred for blacks and republicans extended for nearly 100 years.

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Racist democrats believe the only right way to avenge past white domination of blacks if for blacks to now dominate whites. Never mind that Christians don't believe any of that garbage.

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White racist thought is expressed in this cartoon. If slavery meant white domination of blacks; then freedom must mean black domination of whites.

 

[mark francis]

The long history of intense KKK hatred for blacks and republicans extended for nearly 100 years.

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The Ku Klux Klan​

Founded in 1866 as a Tennessee social club, the Ku Klux Klan was soon transformed into an organization of terrorist criminals, which spread into nearly every Southern state. Led by planters, merchants, and Democratic politicians, the Klan committed some of the most brutal acts of violence in American history.

The Klan first came to national prominence during the 1868 presidential campaign, when its members assassinated Arkansas congressman James M. Hinds, three South Carolina legislators, and other Republican leaders. In Georgia and Louisiana, it established a reign of terror so complete that blacks were unable to go to the polls, and Democrats carried both states in the presidential election.

Klan violence accelerated in 1869 and 1870. The organization singled out local Republican leaders, including white officeholders and teachers. Most victims, however, were freed people, including political organizers as well as former slaves who had acquired land or engaged in contract disputes with employers. Institutions like black churches and schools frequently became targets. The Klan's aim was to restore white supremacy in all areas of Southern life -- in government, race relations, and on the plantations.

The new Southern governments generally proved unable to restore order. Only the intervention of federal marshals in 1871, backed up by the army, succeeded in crushing the Klan.

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How sad that democrat KKK members of 60 years ago, like modern democrats today, got away with crimes without prosecution or without being convicted in biased juries like the jury that convicted Trump of strange convoluted unjust charges they were told by the biased prosecutor they died not even have to understand.

 

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Mark Francis is the biggest Kluxer in this forum.

 

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There is hardly anything of value to be uncovered in the past 100+ years of democrat KKK hatred of blacks and republicans.

 

[mark francis]

The long history of intense KKK hatred for blacks and republicans extended for nearly 100 years.

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Members of the Ku Klux Klan disguised themselves in hooded robes while committing criminal acts against Southern blacks and their Republican allies. Hooded horses added another element of terror.

This klansman holds a banner embellished with a dragon motif and a Latin motto.

 

[mark francis]

The long history of intense KKK hatred for blacks and republicans extended for nearly 100 years.

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Originally organized in the winter of 1865-66 in Pulaski, Tennessee as a social club by six Confederate veterans, the Ku Klux Klan terrorized white Republicans and African Americans.

The KKK's hooded costumes not only protected the Klansmen's identity, but the robes and cross were intended to link the Klan to Christian brotherhoods in the past.