Do Blacks go out every day trying to work or looking for better jobs as much as the Asians, Whites and Hispanics do?
Do they stay out of trouble as well as others or not?
Are they likely to depend since the Johnson administration much more so on the free rides of over paying government jobs, social programs and such?
Before welfare (which kicked men out of the home) Blacks did not like Democrats who were the KKK. Democrats were also the ones who hosed them out of public schools.
Blacks used to be Republicans with an 88% intact mother father household, then Johnson bestowed welfare on them and it all went to sh!t.
As revealed by a Johnson Presidential recording from the Oval Office, Johnson gave them welfare:
Paraphrasing Johnson basically said he gave the n!gg@rs welfare and they will vote Democrat the next 200 years in return.
This has had it's toll on all of society, but especially in the Black families first.
Thirty pieces of silver in exchange for people's souls.
This is a topic I discuss anytime it comes up. Why did Johnson bestow welfare on them?
He did it because Republicans pushed through one of the most stupid amendments in history. The right to vote without paying taxes.
For generations the Democrats kept many Black people from voting by using the tax payment requirement for the Franchise, a position that had always been the case in the United States since the Republic began. They did this because since Lincoln, Blacks voted Republican.
Well the Republicans, thinking they would achieve a huge windfall of new voters, decided to push the 24th amendment to prevent Democrats from denying non-taxpaying Blacks the right to vote.
The Amendment passed, and LBJ immediately recognized it as a grave threat to Democrats. He then embarked on a very shrewd (politically) move to grab all those newly enfranchised voters by bribing them with government money.
He started his "Great Society" and his "War on Poverty", which was basically using Federal dollars to buy votes among poor people who could now vote.
The Democrat party quickly became known as the "party of the poor" and the Republicans quickly became known as the "Party of the rich", and thereafter anytime a new poor child was born into a fatherless family due to the influence of unearned government money, the Democrats acquired another potential voter.
Lyndon Johnson simply outsmarted his Republican opponents who tried to destroy him and his party. Of course to do this, Lyndon Johnson set the nation on a path of financial suicide.
We've spent 21 trillion dollars on the "War on Poverty", and the problems are simply getting worse, not better.