I should stop crying yet you've made numerous posts showing your dismay over one post I made. Genius.
It shows that your pious and misguided approach on this thread masks the true level that you're at. Scumbag
Wiki links that relate to the States yeah well done. Meanwhile in the UK there's **** all to suggest that minority groups pool their votes in any kind of organised fashion. You're a clueless clown lad, now do yourself a favour and **** off, as you've been owned.
Just more minority stereotyping that is. Next he'll be saying "minorities are trying to take over Britain by outbreeding the majority"
Changjng the goal posts. You claimed minortites don't pool together their votes. I gave you proof of it. And now you want to claim it doesn't happen in the UK either? You mean to tell me that when politicians campaign they don't make promises to certain groups in order to secure their vote? You mean to tell me all these Unions, religious groups don't actively campaign to get a party to listen to their issues in return for their vote? Yes, you're right. Voting blocks are a figment of my imagination. Everyone here can see what a genius you are. Congrats.
The absurdity of this post is so unreal I can only hope you're being facetious. No one can be this slow.
More proof of group voting, in the UK. http://www.runnymedetrust.org/uploads/EMBES Voting Behaviour.pdf
STD thinks minority groups are like bumble bee drones or worker ants and can't think for themselves. There are black, Asian, Gay and religious minded people that are members of political party's across the whole spectrum of politics, if he thinks they'll all vote en masse for one party he's deluded.
That proves nothing other than people in communities tend to vote for the same parties for obvious reasons. The report excludes how the white people in the same areas vote, possibly for the same parties because that's usually how it goes. I call this "making stuff up with stats" Go to certain parts of any city and the voters will vote mostly for the same party, go to the posh areas of London and I bet you most of them vote Tory, whether they be an ethnic minority or not.
That doesn't show anything in relation to group voting you docile plank It shows how the minorities voted by party, not that they made a collective decision to do so. You're out of your depth, get back to the rock pools of the Arsenal board
