What’s the Matter With South Carolina? OD Classic

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1. This is an easy one.

   The answer is: the same thing that is wrong with Virginia, North Carolina, and Florida in the South, as well as Colorado and Montana in the West. The problem is that South Carolina, unlike Arkansas, is being overwhelmed by transplants:

   http://dailysignal.com/2016/01/06/what-the-top-five-states-people-are-moving-from-have-in-common/

   In 2015, South Carolina was #2. in incoming transplants.

   • “The problem is that South Carolina, unlike Arkansas, is being overwhelmed by transplants:”

     I have to disagree with Hunter on this one. I see SC’s treasons as once poor Southerners getting rich and wanting to become accepted by the East Coast, Ivy League, Duke Un elites and then there is the reality of completely *$&*## Southern Religious Right that went hook line and sinker for Christian Zionism, Neo Conservativism – John McCain’s a war hero, a patriot Vet just like me – support a strong military fight the Russians like we did under Reagan.

     Whites in New Hampshire are just solid on key issues, same with Whites in Central and Eastern Europe/Russia. Too many White Southerners in South Carolina are just ….

     Well confused, *$(# up – plus they enjoy being wealthy, having low wage illegal alien servants.

     Just look at lisping Lindsey Graham and see his speech for Illegal alien amnesty vowing “We’re going to tell the bigots to shut up”.

     • All right.

       When the votes start coming in on Saturday, I predict we will see it on display in the areas where Bush, Kasich, and Rubio do the best, which will be the transplant enclaves along the coast. Cruz, who is supported by the evangelicals, will perform best around Greenville which is the home of Bob Jones University.

       North Florida has the same problem. The coast is dominated by transplants who have bought up all the property in the area as well as people who are there who serve in the military. OTOH, the counties closest to Georgia and Alabama which is where the Florida natives live vote for someone else in March.

     • New Hampshire is being overwhelmed by transplants from Massachusetts which is why it has become more liberal in recent election cycles.

       • Sir, maybe ought organize a mass resettlement of Southerners to a particular state in New England, where, without having to deal with a large minority demographick, we could project our body politick much more successfully.

     • I do agree, Mr. Ellis, that all our problems comes back down to one major point : our people have been conditioned against themselves, and when that does not suffice, distraction and more subterfuge will.

   • I could probably name 50 or so leftwing raised gen-xers or millennials I know who moved out of my Midwest, primarily white, blue state area to places like Colorado, Oregon, and California. The “public service pensioneer class”, however, in my experience, prefers places like Florida, Arizona, Texas, etc. for both the weather and the low to nonexistent state income tax. I can’t really blame the young crowd as much as the old. The pensioneers, during their working years were all about the importance of taxes during their working years. But the minute those pensions vest and retirement hits, those pension checks are heading South, away from the tax payers who pay for them and local businesses. No doubt it changes the political landscape, in my view.

     I didn’t know however S.C. is the new Florida. That’s interesting.

   • Same here in Texas. Sit in any mall in Dallas with your eyes closed, listening. Judging by the accents, you’d think you were in Minneapolis. However, Texans/Southrons are still enough of a majority to have defeated the Rhode Island transplant Wendy Davis’ bid for governor.

     • Sit in any mall in Houston and you’d think you were in Tijuana, Bombay, Shanghai or Karachi.

       • Down in central Dallas, as you cut across town towards Addison, it’s little India. Over on Fitzhugh and Bryan, it’s Mexico and Vietnam. Except for some hobby shops and book stores, I try to stay out of Dallas.

   • There is something to that, but then again, the voters in Arkansas put that neocon maniac Tom Cotton into the Senate not long ago…

   • Sad news, Sir – but, glad it is not the Tarheel state leading the way for resettlement.

2. I’m willing to bet money on this being revealed on Saturday.

   Specifically, the places to watch are the Lowcountry and the Aiken area. Those are the top destinations for transplants especially along the Atlantic coast from Myrtle Beach to Hilton Head Island. Bush, Kasich and Rubio will perform strongly in the Lowcountry and will be much weaker in the Upcountry.

   Cruz will be much stronger in the Upcountry than anywhere else. Trump will do well all over the state, but will do better in the Upcountry and Midlands.

   • Too bad there weren’t more transplants from New Hampshire back in 1996 when Buchanan was running.
     I bet the establishment candidates do best in Charleston, which has always had an influential Jewish community.

     • Who owns the Post & Call?

   • A lot of my old friends from West Virginny live in the low country of South Carolina—you need to get those populist conservative voters from somewhere. Lots of retired generals and master sergeants etc.

3. These are examples of the power of the Reconstruction Period. That period continues here in the South. The people have been removed from our identity as Southerners. South Carolina is an example of that. Back in the day these liberal Republicans would have been denounced by the voters. Now embraced. Many of these sheeple go with the flow. These sheeple voters actually like modern America. Don’t find a problem with the Empire. That’s because of “Free Choice” of allowing the Empire. We are the elect remnant of our people here in the South and around the World. We’re the few who still care about our Homeland and the future of the White Race. WPWW !

   • Mr. Pace has nailed this so well, that, frankly, I must report him to the Geneva Convention…

4. Tim Scott is one of only 7 senators with a career A+ rating from NumbersUSA

   • that is something very good.

   • Frankly, I’d rather have a negro senator, who is a real conservative, than a white scalawag.

     I’m heartily sick of scalawags.

     • Sometimes. But in most cases race trumps everything else. So many times some supposedly patriotic, Conservative Black guy, mixed race guy on our side turns out to not be on our side.

       Remember Colin Powell Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff? He used dance cheek to cheek with Barbara Bush , conservatives had him all set to be the next Eisenhower, our magic negro. On the night Barack Obama was elected President the first time Colin Powell was out wildly celebrating the Obama victory with black African students, not even Black American students.

       And then it turns out on all racial issues from affirmative action, to amnesty, open borders mass immigration or even the Neo Con Jew wars Colin Powell was not on our side.

       • Of course, this is true, Mr. Ellis. I guess what I am saying is that, in lieu of secession, I will vote for the most conservative original intent states’ rights guy. If that is a spotted purple bobcat, then so be it:)

         As to Colin Powell, I never was strong on him either way. I respected him as a general, not a politician. It’s a good example, however.

         Have a great day!

         • Yeah, but also understand none of these wars Gen. Powell was involved in were anything even remotely in the interest of our (Southern, Anglo White, Western) people.

           It was a half White magic Negro, RINO, Neo Conservative – Powell has later admitted he just stayed in GOP, Conservative circles because it gave him access to certain things – his politics were Obama, Jeremiah Wright, also a lot of Mark Zuckerberg as Powell loved cheap domestic illegal alien labor.

         • Thank you, Mr. Ellis, for your elaborations. It’s much appreciated.

           As to Powell, you’ll get no argument from me. He is a Federalist, liberal, multi-culturalist, foreign adventurist supporter, open borders kind of guy, whose views on the Constitution seem rather antithetical to mine.

           That said, I never had anything put into him, so I have no disappo9intment over him.

           Now, as to him not being what he seemed to imply he was, there is no defence against that kind of thing. Let me assure you, Mr. Ellis, charlatans are universal and they cause much heartache.

           I wish detecting a charlatan, or a scalawag, were just as simple as glancing at a man’s skin.

           If you were to ask me what the best sign, at a glance, that a man is not a charlatan – it is if he is plain spoken. Can he express his views forthrightly?

           In all my long dealings with folk, I never recall someone, such as Miss Denise or Mr. Griffin, turning out to something other than what they said they were.

           I’m sorry you were disappointed by Powell. I have had my share, too.

       • Mr. Ellis, I am not trying to tell you how you ought think or digest your experiences. So, please, accept that disclaimer.

         Now, let me explain myself : I have been the beneficiary of many many kind people; folks who put, have put, and continue to put a lot into my life.

         Now,as irony (or The Lord) would have it – quite a few of those people are not like my mama’s family – White Anglo-Saxe Southerners. Some of those people have been Poles, Latinos, Negroes & Negresses, Jews, Catholicks, Russians, Germans, Serbians, Italians, Chinese, Dutch, & French.

         Those people have often acted as ungenetick family members, in how they sheperded my interests – oft times as good as or better than my family members themselves.

         Where does that leave us?

         Well, Mr. Ellis – there is not just ‘us & them’, in this life … there are also friends & enemies; and, sometimes those categories overlap, other times not.

         To conclude, let me mention Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas – neither of whom are white Southerners, and yet : they have done more to try and protect our culture than the overwhelming preponderance of our own people, of those who have been thrust into leadership positions.

         Does this mean that I do not prefer our own people?

         No, it does not. I prefer our own, BUT, I will always choose a friend, from another kind, over one of our own kind, IF I feel that they will guard our own kind better.

         All the best to you, on this day.

5. get ready all, the lynch Loretta mob may be appointed to replace Scalia.

   • It’s kinda interesting that the Judge most hated by the Left was found dead in a remote location with no security and a pillow over his face – all less than a year before Obama leaves office.

6. People are overlooking human nature. When people are happy, when people have a job and are making money, when the living is good, nothing bothers them. People are okay with blacks, homos and foreigners in positions of authority. But when people have no job and no money, they get angry, everything bothers them. They resent that bitch, that fag and that nigger dictating to them, looking down on them and telling them what to do. The resentment only grows and grows.

   • Perfectly analyzed, Miss Fee-Fi.

7. We really need to kick the yanks out, or at least deny them the vote when we’re independent. I suppose that if the old ones come down and spend their retirement checks, that might actually be helpful if they don’t have or bring children.

   • I believe that transplants ought not be allowed to vote until they have been in residence for ten years. Then, at least, they might have absorbed some of our culture…

8. Nick Haley is a good case for why you don’t allow people from backward 3rd world cultures to immigrate. Among other things, they don’t share your values. That’s why it was easy for her to throw the Confederate flag under the bus. She comes from a people who worship millions of gods, including elephants. And she’s a Governor.

9. Important Question: Are Rubio and Cruz both opposed to birth control? You know, contraceptives?

10. What’s the matter? a 36% negro demographick is a hard thing to overcome, Mr. Ellis – a hard thing, indeed, not to mention the Republican Party itself, and, much worse, the average Southerner’s addiction to believing the Yankee ideas of who we are.

    Frankly, I am amazed that Lindsay Graham is up there, instead of a Mexican, to complete the trinity.