Why won't Trump say "Racial Jungle Joe"?

@Suzianne said
He didn't say that.

Jesus, arguing with you morons is exactly like talking to five-year-olds.

In 1975, Biden was representing a state where one of the first major urban school desegregation plans had been ordered by a court. Many white parents in the Wilmington area were angry. In response, Biden sponsored not just the bill limiting courts’ power but also an amendment to an appropriations bill that barred the federal government from withholding funding from schools that remained effectively segregated.

The amendment went beyond the busing issue, affecting school systems that effectively separated students by race whether or not they used busing. Co-sponsors included segregationist Sens. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., and Strom Thurmond, R-S.C. The amendment passed the Senate on a 50-43 vote, including majorities of both Democrats and Republicans. (Biden was not alone among northern Democrats who supported it — in that group, 14 supported the amendment and 26 opposed it, according to the Congressional Quarterly.)

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/joe-biden-didn-t-just-compromise-segregationists-he-fought-their-n1021626

The Senate voted 50 to 43 to attach an anti‐busing provision offered by Senator Joseph Biden, Democrat of Delaware, to a $36.2‐billion appropriations bill, after defeating a more sweeping version offered by Senator Jesse Helms, Republican of North Carolina.

The Senate voted 48 to 43 to table Helms amendment, which would have also prevented H.E.W. from keeping any “records, files, reports or statistics” needed to even identify segregated school systems.

https://www.nytimes.com/1975/09/18/archives/anti-busing-measure-approved-in-senate.html

@Kilroy70 said
"Biden did not support segregation."

That's right, he did not support segregation.
He opposed desegregation.

That is a straight up lie.

@Metal-Brain said
In 1975, Biden was representing a state where one of the first major urban school desegregation plans had been ordered by a court. Many white parents in the Wilmington area were angry. In response, Biden sponsored not just the bill limiting courts’ power but also an amendment to an appropriations bill that barred the federal government from withholding funding from school ...[text shortened]... systems.

https://www.nytimes.com/1975/09/18/archives/anti-busing-measure-approved-in-senate.html

Wtf is your point here?

@Metal-Brain said
Racial Jungle Joe didn't want to solve the problem. That is why he sided with open segregationists to end busing without making black schools better.

Bussing didn't make them better.

@Wajoma said
You're a liar

Produce the actual quote, please, not just what you dream he said.

@Suzianne said
Produce the actual quote, please, not just what you dream he said.

Moron.

@Wajoma said
Moron.

Produce the actual quote, or stfu.

@Suzianne said
Wtf is your point here?

Can't you read?

@Suzianne said
Produce the actual quote, or stfu.

You're a liar.

@Metal-Brain said
Busing was an effort to coerce desegregation. It served no other purpose.
Biden fought the goal of desegregation. That is exemplified by the fact he sided with the segregationists in congress.

Biden could have fought segregation to end busing. Instead he fought busing to continue segregation. He was obviously against the goal. Biden's "racial Jungle" quote is not something a de-segregationist would say. Anybody who says otherwise is in denial for partisan reasons.

That sounds awfully like an interpretation to me.

Why would Biden oppose desegregation? I can imagine opposing busing (shouldn't that be two s's though... I dunno...) because it's a strange method which doesn't really tackle underlying issues. But I cannot fathom Biden being pro-segregation.

However, it was 50 years ago. Perhaps he did and has changed opinion since? You know, matured, gotten wiser, that sort of thing?

@Metal-Brain said
Can't you read?

Can't you believe anything you didn't pick up from some conspiracy rag like Global Research?

@Wajoma said
You're a liar.

And you're an immature child. Feel better?

@shavixmir said
That sounds awfully like an interpretation to me.

Why would Biden oppose desegregation? I can imagine opposing busing (shouldn't that be two s's though... I dunno...) because it's a strange method which doesn't really tackle underlying issues. But I cannot fathom Biden being pro-segregation.

However, it was 50 years ago. Perhaps he did and has changed opinion since? You know, matured, gotten wiser, that sort of thing?

I've argued this with MB the first time he brought this up. Clearly he doesn't remember anything I told him then, either, like not agreeing with bussing doesn't mean you're against desegregation. Simple minds like his just equate the two because it's easier to remember.

@Suzianne said
And you're an immature child. Feel better?

You're a 5 year old.

@Wajoma said
You're a 5 year old.

Piss off, fool, I'm done.