lets take a look at what one of your people have to say on the subject

http://mrconservative.com/2014/04/39227-liberals-push-interracial-marriage-to-end-the-white-race/

If they won't admit it then how can you know? You're simply speculating.

I would be willing to bet that the vast majority of non-muslim westerners wouldn't give two shits about the race of their child's spouse.

jtf's figure of 13% seems reasonable in America. In the UK it would be much less.

This post was edited by Scaly on Oct 21 2014 06:27pm

Some wackjob who managed to get the domain name "mrconservative.com" isn't one of my people.

Fuck off, I'm trying to turn this shitty thread into a legit discussion.

What shade of skin do non-Muslim westerners have?

Ivory white, ebony black and every shade inbetween.

Did you really just imply everyone who isn't white is a muslim?

This post was edited by Scaly on Oct 21 2014 06:39pm

With such a high IQ I assumed you realized that Westerners are typically white. Every race has probably about the same percentage of parents who don't want their children to mix races when having kids.

Why do they want to ban interracial marriage?

Ok... so let's run with your point.

The majority of non-muslim westerners are white. Though a sizeable portion are not so, if we can agree on that, how does that challenge the validity of my original statement?



Because they're racist.

This post was edited by Scaly on Oct 21 2014 06:56pm

Thanks for the laugh. Anyway, unsurprisingly you're not even going to attempt to substantiate your inaccurate characterization of what the Davis tweets and images say?

Neither of the two are "the allegation game." Both of them correctly characterize an event: Greg Abbott chose not to answer a simple hypothetical question. It's no different than Mitch McConnell and hordes of outside groups running radio and TV ads saying that Alison Grimes won't say who she voted for. They're the truth. The reason I found their inclusion particularly interesting is that they're so obviously different from the other examples, though it's a little concerning that you're unable to identify how.

It's sad that attack ads work so well. I saw a couple ads this weekend and it told me NOTHING about the candidate that endorsed the ad. Rather, it just pointed out the bad things the other guy may or may not have done/said. Pretty despicable.