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  • Marco Nadal

    I don’t understand the point of this comic.

    The Regressive Left ARE the real racists, going by any definition of the word ‘racist’ that I know of. And while I have no idea what a Neo-Leninist would believe, or how they would differ from a Marxist or Stalinist, I’m pretty sure they are not too keen on big ugly men demanding to be treated as women by everybody. But I wouldn’t know, have been in Australia since 1988.

    • Brian

      The point of the comic is simple. Calling democrats racist doesn’t work. Nogs, beaners, and mudslimes don’t care if the people paying them are “racist” or keeping them on the plantation or whatever. The Republican method of trying to pander to non-whites won’t win non-white votes. The Republican party needs to become the party of white people. The only people who vote Republican outside of Cuban exiles are white people.

      • David Sage

        A shitton of working blacks and legal immigrants voted for Trump and for one reason: he campaigned to their economical interest instead of their race. Maybe on the long run both whites and blanks care more about prosperity over pending to either whites or blacks?

        • Pete No

          “a shitton”
          No.

          Even blacks who consider themselves “extremely conservative” and think the government does “too much” still vote overwhelmingly majority democrat. Only whites vote Republican as a group. Even when you convince non-whites of ideals that align with you, they will not vote with you. Racial politics is the MAIN form of politics to non-whites.

          “Maybe on the long run both whites and blanks care more about prosperity over pending to either whites or blacks?”
          If you believe voting trump is in the interest of both blacks and whites, then you must accept whites voted for their interest and blacks did not.

          • David Sage

            shitton =/= majority
            I never claimed that they are a huge block. Remember, you were the one who said that non-whites don’t vote Republican at all.

            Also whites don’t vote Republican as a group either. Republican voters mostly come from the religious/Evangelist block. They vote for the party of God, not for the party of white people. Yes, they are mostly white but the country is mostly white so that means almost nothing. As they say, correlation does not imply causation. (if you think about it, most of the registered Dems are white too)

            “If you believe voting trump is in the interest of both blacks and
            whites, then you must accept whites voted for their interest and blacks
            did not.”
            I’m not sure if I understand, so sorry if I got the wrong gist.

            But I really don’t like this “xy are voting against their own interest” kind of crap. People always vote for their own interst. It’s just that sometimes their calculation is off about what is best for them personally. For example in this case blacks who voted R believed it’s in their interest to have a government that makes jobs so they can become stable, self-sufficient and upwardly mobile. Blacks who voted D believed that it’s in their interest to keep the food stamps, diversity quotas and reparations flowing. Both approaches serve the interests of those who voted for them. Destitute hood blacks, working class blacks and middle class blacks all have different interests, so it’s only natural that they vote differently.

          • Anon

            What did Trump do to blacks now.

      • *laughs in 50% of white women voting democrat*

        Little blind spot to the ethno state eh? Keep sending Sally off to college while you’re distracted by the coloreds.

        • Anon

          He said republican voter base is mostly white people not that most of white people vote republican.

        • Hikari Jake

          *laughs in thinking that women should be able to vote*

    • Adam Darwin

      The point is that when we call the left racist, we’re still playing into their mentality and using their dictionary.

    • Tom Hancock

      No the point is the republicans get more and more sensitive over time and bend more and more over for the left because of fear of being called alt right or nazi

  • Jeg Simmons

    They really are though, republicans have remained consistent since their abolitionist roots

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