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An open letter to Confederate f**g defenders: Overcome your ignorance; r****m is real
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Jul 4, 2015 14:15:01   #
gynojunkie
 
Zemirah wrote:
Ah, the great issue of the day is not 92,000,000 (92 million) of our own citizens unemployed;

millions of i*****l a***ns from all over the globe, invading this land annually, with the willing assistance of our inadequately inane federal government; -

and in doing so overcrowding our schools, bankrupting our hospitals as they spread diseases not seen in the U.S. in over one hundred years, and robbing our Social Security funds;

nor is it approaching wars and rumors of wars rapidly engaging us from the East - China, from the North - Russia, and from the Mideast - Iran, as our insane President and Secretary of State proclaim "peace in our time."

Rather, our great cause célèbre is the unfettered flight of the 150 year old f**g of the long defunct Confederate States Army...

Good to know!
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Hey! Zem? I'm responding to a post. So are you, to be correct.

Of course we have much greater problems than the above. I am one with you on closing the borders--really closing them--sending all lawbreakers back to their countries of origin; forcing the fedgov to STOP bringing Muslims and S. Americans actively into our nation--then disseminating them throughout our communities to spread the burden of welfare support to these "undocumented Democrats."

You are preaching to the choir.

Sometime soon I will re-post my "Great Partitioning"--my plan to counter the Islamic jihad/creeping sharia that WILL BE THE DEATH OF OUR NATION if we do not take steps ASAP.

See ya around the boards, Zeb.

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Jul 4, 2015 14:27:50   #
gynojunkie
 
rodericktbeaman wrote:
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It's as ridiculous to maintain that secession was not at all about s***ery as it is to maintain that it was completely about s***ery. A strong majority of southerners were not s***e owners.

Abraham Lincoln and his Republicans insisted no extension of s***ery into the new territories which meant no new s***e states to balance free states in Congress, especially the Senate. Republcans had no altruism in that position, rather they wanted to impose more tariffs on the states to finance their public works projects. It was the Morrill Tariff and that was the final preciptating straw. Southern, primarily agrarian, states were very dependent on imports.

According to Lynn Jarvis in articles at lewrockwell.com, thousands and even hundreds of thousands of s***es had been freed n the years preceding The War for Confederate Secession.
Although a school has recently emerged that s***ery was profitable for plantation owners, most studies I know about, have stated that it was doomed.

There were many abolitionist groups in the South, as cited Thomas Sowell. Thomas ‘Stonewall’ Jackson and his wife had a school for b****s on their farm in what is now West Virginia. I’ve read it was a capital crime at the time.

There were also many freed s***es who supported The Confederacy, especially in and around New Orleans. Many s***es fought for The Confederacy in exchange for their freedom.

Actual Confederate soldiers fought for their countries, their states. Conscription was necessary to even raise armies in much of the North and there were massive draft r**ts in New York City as dramatized in Gangs of New York.

No matter what else, we remain the only major nation that ended s***ery through violence.

The Confederate f**g was placed on f**gs and official buildings as a sign of defiance to coming integration & I think because of that it should be removed but relegated to a place of honor, perhaps in memorial parks. It can also be incorporated in arrays on official f**gs, sort of as a five or six f**gs over wh**ever constellation. It is too bad that it became a symbol of defiance of federal encroachment over integration because defiance of federal power is a worthy cause.

There is also the fact that Pope Leo XIII wrote a letter to Robert E. Lee lamenting the loss of the War for Secession. Also, it is ironic that liberals. who so flaunt their commitment to vigorous intellectual debate and a their vaunted judiciary, do not recognize that the issue of secession was settled on the battlefield but not in their vaunted courts.

In fact, as Charlie Reese has pointed out, The Confederacy never officially surrendered. It’s still out there somewhere, so maybe there is an argument for its official display?





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Excellent point!

As noted, all other nations at that time ended s***ery with not a shot fired; many used the doctrine of "compensated emancipation," whereby s***eowners were compensated via a formula.

Only Lincoln deemed it "politically expedient" to UNLEASH HELL upon the U.S.

And what, praytell, did Lincoln REALLY think of the American Negro? Observe:

5 Things You May Not Know About Lincoln, S***ery and Emancipation

Lincoln, S***ery and Emancipation
Depiction by Francis Bicknell Carpenter of Abraham Lincoln’s first reading of the Emancipation Proclamation, in July 1862. It hangs in the U.S. Capitol.

1. Lincoln wasn’t an abolitionist.
Lincoln did believe that s***ery was morally wrong, but there was one big problem: It was sanctioned by the highest law in the land, the Constitution. The nation’s founding fathers, who also struggled with how to address s***ery, did not explicitly write the word “s***ery” in the Constitution, but they did include key clauses protecting the institution, including a fugitive s***e clause and the three-fifths clause, which allowed Southern states to count s***es for the purposes of representation in the federal government. In a three-hour speech in Peoria, Illinois, in the fall of 1854, Lincoln presented more clearly than ever his moral, legal and economic opposition to s***ery—and then admitted he didn’t know exactly what should be done about it within the current political system.

Abolitionists, by contrast, knew exactly what should be done about it: S***ery should be immediately abolished, and freed s***es should be incorporated as equal members of society. They didn’t care about working within the existing political system, or under the Constitution, which they saw as unjustly protecting s***ery and s***e owners. Leading abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison called the Constitution “a covenant with death and an agreement with Hell,” and went so far as to burn a copy at a Massachusetts rally in 1854. Though Lincoln saw himself as working alongside the abolitionists on behalf of a common anti-s***ery cause, he did not count himself among them. Only with emancipation, and with his support of the eventual 13th Amendment, would Lincoln finally win over the most committed abolitionists.

2. Lincoln didn’t believe b****s should have the same rights as w****s.
Though Lincoln argued that the founding fathers’ phrase “All men are created equal” applied to b****s and w****s alike, this did not mean he thought they should have the same social and political rights. His views became clear during an 1858 series of debates with his opponent in the Illinois race for U.S. Senate, Stephen Douglas, who had accused him of supporting “negro e******y.” In their fourth debate, at Charleston, Illinois, on September 18, 1858, Lincoln made his position clear. “I will say then that I am not, nor ever have been, in favor of bringing about in any way the social and political e******y of the white and black races,” he began, going on to say that he opposed b****s having the right to v**e, to serve on juries, to hold office and to intermarry with w****s. What he did believe was that, like all men, b****s had the right to improve their condition in society and to enjoy the fruits of their labor. In this way they were equal to white men, and for this reason s***ery was inherently unjust.

Like his views on emancipation, Lincoln’s position on social and political e******y for African-Americans would evolve over the course of his presidency. In the last speech of his life, delivered on April 11, 1865, he argued for limited black suffrage, saying that any black man who had served the Union during the Civil War should have the right to v**e.

3. Lincoln thought colonization could resolve the issue of s***ery.
For much of his career, Lincoln believed that colonization—or the idea that a majority of the African-American population should leave the United States and settle in Africa or Central America—was the best way to confront the problem of s***ery. His two great political heroes, Henry Clay and Thomas Jefferson, had both favored colonization; both were s***e owners who took issue with aspects of s***ery but saw no way that b****s and w****s could live together peaceably. Lincoln first publicly advocated for colonization in 1852, and in 1854 said that his first instinct would be “to free all the s***es, and send them to Liberia” (the African state founded by the American Colonization Society in 1821).

Nearly a decade later, even as he edited the draft of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation in August of 1862, Lincoln hosted a delegation of freed s***es at the White House in the hopes of getting their support on a plan for colonization in Central America. Given the “differences” between the two races and the hostile attitudes of w****s towards b****s, Lincoln argued, it would be “better for us both, therefore, to be separated.” Lincoln’s support of colonization provoked great anger among black leaders and abolitionists, who argued that African-Americans were as much natives of the country as w****s, and thus deserved the same rights. After he issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, Lincoln never again publicly mentioned colonization, and a mention of it in an earlier draft was deleted by the time the final proclamation was issued in January 1863.

4. Emancipation was a military policy.
As much as he h**ed the institution of s***ery, Lincoln didn’t see the Civil War as a struggle to free the nation’s 4 million s***es from bondage. Emancipation, when it came, would have to be gradual, and the important thing to do was to prevent the Southern r*******n from severing the Union permanently in two. But as the Civil War entered its second summer in 1862, thousands of s***es had fled Southern plantations to Union lines, and the federal government didn’t have a clear policy on how to deal with them. Emancipation, Lincoln saw, would further undermine the Confederacy while providing the Union with a new source of manpower to crush the r*******n.

In July 1862 the president presented his draft of the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation to his cabinet. Secretary of State William Seward urged him to wait until things were going better for the Union on the field of battle, or emancipation might look like the last gasp of a nation on the brink of defeat. Lincoln agreed and returned to edit the draft over the summer. On September 17 the bloody Battle of Antietam gave Lincoln the opportunity he needed. He issued the preliminary proclamation to his cabinet on September 22, and it was published the following day. As a cheering crowd gathered at the White House, Lincoln addressed them from a balcony: “I can only trust in God I have made no mistake … It is now for the country and the world to pass judgment on it.”

5. The Emancipation Proclamation didn’t actually free all of the s***es.
Since Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation as a military measure, it didn’t apply to border s***e states like Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky and Missouri, all of which had remained loyal to the Union. Lincoln also exempted selected areas of the Confederacy that had already come under Union control in hopes of gaining the loyalty of w****s in those states. In practice, then, the Emancipation Proclamation didn’t immediately free a single s***e, as the only places it applied were places where the federal government had no control—the Southern states currently fighting against the Union.

Despite its limitations, Lincoln’s proclamation marked a crucial turning point in the evolution of Lincoln’s views of s***ery, as well as a turning point in the Civil War itself. By war’s end, some 200,000 black men would serve in the Union Army and Navy, striking a mortal blow against the institution of s***ery and paving the way for its eventual abolition by the 13th Amendment.
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http://www.history.com/news/5-things-you-may-not-know-about-lincoln-s***ery-and-emancipation

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Jul 4, 2015 17:22:03   #
KHH1
 
Tasine wrote:
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Generally speaking, r****m is totally in the mind of the beholder. A person who has decided he is of no worth assumes EVERYONE sees him as of no worth. A person who is proud of who he is, shows he is proud and it makes others see him as a person at peace with himself. NO ONE I KNOW wants to be around whiners and complainers, and whiners and complainers are both black and white.......and alone when not within their own crowd because they repulse others solely because their attitude. This would be the owner of this thread and many others. I see him as a repulsive person and it has nothing to do with his skin. He purports to be black, but I don't know if that is true or not. He purports to be successful, but he doesn't sound like a successful person. He purports to be an intelligent person, but he cannot seem to read people very well, nor does he do logic very well. He, and others, have a problem with being unlike w****s. IF he so despises us, he should feel great about being black. It's as though he tries to make people pick on him so he can call them r****t, when if he would just shut up, all would be well, because MOST w****s are not r****t. Many, MANY b****s are r****t............it comes out every time they speak of anything of substance.

Yes, r****m is real, and it's time the author of this article - and others - quit being r****t.
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Most w****s are not r****t....but most righties and TP types are....and the perception of r****m is driven by experiences...not what people tell you...because according to you people....r****m is just a figment of the imagination...........

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Jul 4, 2015 19:39:17   #
gynojunkie
 
KHH1 wrote:
Most w****s are not r****t....but most righties and TP types are....and the perception of r****m is driven by experiences...not what people tell you...because according to you people....r****m is just a figment of the imagination...........


So, who's NOT a r****t among w****s, according to your view?

All Lefties?

Prove your assertions please. Especially as there are many b****s & Hispanics in the TP who are,doubtless, anxiously awaiting your pronouncements as to their status as r****ts.

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Jul 5, 2015 06:58:17   #
Liberty Tree
 
KHH1 wrote:
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers from Stockholm's Syndrome**

http://thegrio.com/2015/07/03/confederate-f**g-defenders-history-heritage/

Opinion
by Demeteria Irwin |

The Confederate battle f**g is a symbol of w***e s*******y and hatred. This is not some extreme left-wing, Obama super fan interpretation of it. This is a statement of fact. As Ta-Nehisi Coates succinctly and eloquently pointed out in his Atlantic piece, the Confederate states were very clear on their reasons for seceding from the Union.

Louisiana, for example, specifically noted that s***ery was the primary motivation for secession.

“As a separate republic, Louisiana remembers too well the whisperings of European diplomacy for the abolition of s***ery in the times of an­nexation not to be apprehensive of bolder demonstrations from the same quarter and the North in this country. The people of the s***e holding States are bound together by the same necessity and determination to preserve African s***ery.”

No secessionist f**g should fly over any nation. Period. The war was fought, and the Confederacy lost. It’s over. The Confederate battle f**g is a memento from the losing side. The oft-mentioned reason for holding on to the good ol’ stars and bars is that it’s not about r****m or s***ery (please see the above quote), bt rather Southern p***e.

There are numerous reasons to be proud about Southern heritage — the meals cooked with equal amounts of butter and love, music that flows from the muddy bosom of the Mississippi River straight to the soul and awe-inspiring, natural wonders that no man-made structure could even begin to match. Southerners should be proud about those contributions to the world. But the Confederate f**g does not represent those wonderful cultural gifts. That garish red f**g with a blue cross slashed across it, waved over battlefields during the Civil War as Confederates took and lost thousands of lives in the name of the states’ right to preserve s***ery.

Confederates sacrificed many sons to maintain the cruel and inhumane practice of chattel s***ery — an institution embedded in w***e s*******y. And though s***ery was abolished in the United States in 1865, its effects still reverberate today in all facets of life, such as banks red-lining majority black neighborhoods, colorism, de-facto segregation and school resources doled out unfairly along racial lines.

All of these poison fruits come from the tree of w***e s*******y, the notion that black people are inherently less than white people. That is what the Confederate f**g represents. Feeling p***e about the Confederate f**g equates to believing in w***e s*******y. That is a dangerous concept, and in recent weeks, this country has seen the ugly violence of “proud” Confederate f**g dev**ees.

So, Ms. Karen Cooper, when your fellow f**ggers and Tea Partiers trot you out at rallies and events with your brown skin and flowing locks, it is not because they believe all black people are great and equal to them. They believe you are “different” (and gullible).

It was painful to watch that video and hear you speak with gratitude and awe about white people smiling and saying hello to you in the South and how that was when it became clear to you that white people weren’t so bad. Of course all white people aren’t bad. Every race contains people with diverse sets of values, morals and behavior. And as a great songwriter once said, “Respect is just the minimum.”

But you somehow made the leap from understanding that there are good white people to embracing a symbol that represents hatred of people who look like you. As an African-American woman, you almost certainly have ens***ed ancestors. Your ancestors suffered under the violent tyranny of s***ery. That f**g you so proudly wave was flown on battlefields for men fighting to keep your ancestors physically, mentally, culturally and financially shackled. How can you celebrate that?

People like to note that a lot of government-sanctioned cruelty has been done under the American f**g, so if we keep flying that, lovers of the stars and bars should be able to keep flying the Confederate f**g. It is true that much blood has been shed on the American f**g, but the difference is that America was founded on an idealistic notion of e******y. (Sure, the founding fathers only had white men in mind when they drew up the Declaration of Independence, but that’s another article.)

There have been good and bad and hard won battles about who gets all of the rights afforded to Americans and hence defining what makes an American. The Confederacy, however, was explicitly created for the purpose of propagating w***e s*******y and keeping black people ens***ed. That’s it. It has nothing to do with sweet tea and magnolia trees.

Also, Ms. Cooper, to your assertion that s***ery was a choice … no. Just no.

There is work to do to dismantle w***e s*******y and get closer to the utopian notions of e******y that this nation was founded upon (only this time, the utopia would be inclusive of all races and g****rs).

The brave Bree Newsomes of the world will keep putting in that work, but please, put down the f**g.

-Demetria
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers ... (show quote)


R****m is real and he sits in the White House.

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Jul 5, 2015 07:28:34   #
reconreb Loc: America / Inglis Fla.
 
Zemirah wrote:
Ah, the great issue of the day is not 92,000,000 (92 million) of our own citizens unemployed;

millions of i*****l a***ns from all over the globe, invading this land annually, with the willing assistance of our inadequately inane federal government; -

and in doing so overcrowding our schools, bankrupting our hospitals as they spread diseases not seen in the U.S. in over one hundred years, and robbing our Social Security funds;

nor is it approaching wars and rumors of wars rapidly engaging us from the East - China, from the North - Russia, and from the Mideast - Iran, as our insane President and Secretary of State proclaim "peace in our time."

Rather, our great cause célèbre is the unfettered flight of the 150 year old f**g of the long defunct Confederate States Army...

Good to know!
Ah, the great issue of the day is not 92,000,000 (... (show quote)


It is amazing, what some people will focus on. The P.C. crowd are being used by the left to cause discontent, I've heard ignorance is bliss.The puppet masters must be proud.

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Jul 5, 2015 08:50:10   #
DamnYANKEE
 
Pennylynn wrote:
Well that is such a amazing thing. Sure looks good. All these states freeing the s***e. However, you ignore history. When Johnny Red Coat marched in they liberated every s***e they encountered. Leaving women with small children and the very old and sick who could not reach the Brit's lines. And yes, after the Revolutionary War, laws were passed. When you read these laws... a tiny gem is found. The law only freed s***es born after the act took effect, indenturing those born prior to the law’s passage to their mother’s master until the age of 28. And all current s***es, they were no more free than when the law was passed!! What did the Liberal politicians loose? Nothing, but they gained favor with Liberals and won v**es.... more specifically they bought v**es. For the most part, they opened the door to jail cells that were already empty. And the emancipation act, well that only freed the s***es in states that opposed the Union.

Before you post, you really should know some history first.
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Youre asking a Lot from KUNTA ya know

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Jul 5, 2015 08:51:25   #
DamnYANKEE
 
KHH1 wrote:
I was responding to someone else....I was finished with your dishonest r****t lying azz long ago...


say what ??? Everything You Post is R****T . CHUMP :roll: :roll: :roll:

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Jul 5, 2015 09:24:53   #
bggamers Loc: georgia
 
ALL OF YOU NEED TO GROW UP!!! The thing of meaning attached to it is the one you give it. You should have more worry about things that are going to bite you in the butt like the economy ,taxes ect. It's part of history and there is a lot of really sick, stupid people out there going to do what they want because we GAVE THEM THAT RIGHT when we started to allow them to BURN THE AMERICAN F**g, why Because IT'S THEIR RIGHT TO EXPRESS THEM SELVES. Which I think is one load of BS it use to be illlgial to deface the f**g now hey it ok. It use to be illigial to have same sex marriage but hey it's ok now because it's not legal to follow GODS rules why because we all sat on our collective asses and let it happen.I don't care if someone is black,white ,tan or pink with purple strips we are all AMERICAN'S . It is going to take all of us together to fix this mess we have allowed to happen. So stop whinning and everyone sit up and think of a cure because this lady of ours is really and truly in serious trouble and she needs US to fix it. This country has fed us provided us with shelter, made us proud,strong now we are slidding down into a very dark hole and if you allow it the dark will tear us appart and distroy us if we have any American p***e left we ALL need to get pissed off at not each other but the Goverment for what their doing To us

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Jul 5, 2015 14:35:13   #
angery american Loc: Georgia
 
KHH1 wrote:
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers from Stockholm's Syndrome**

http://thegrio.com/2015/07/03/confederate-f**g-defenders-history-heritage/

Opinion
by Demeteria Irwin |

The Confederate battle f**g is a symbol of w***e s*******y and hatred. This is not some extreme left-wing, Obama super fan interpretation of it. This is a statement of fact. As Ta-Nehisi Coates succinctly and eloquently pointed out in his Atlantic piece, the Confederate states were very clear on their reasons for seceding from the Union.

Louisiana, for example, specifically noted that s***ery was the primary motivation for secession.

“As a separate republic, Louisiana remembers too well the whisperings of European diplomacy for the abolition of s***ery in the times of an­nexation not to be apprehensive of bolder demonstrations from the same quarter and the North in this country. The people of the s***e holding States are bound together by the same necessity and determination to preserve African s***ery.”

No secessionist f**g should fly over any nation. Period. The war was fought, and the Confederacy lost. It’s over. The Confederate battle f**g is a memento from the losing side. The oft-mentioned reason for holding on to the good ol’ stars and bars is that it’s not about r****m or s***ery (please see the above quote), bt rather Southern p***e.

There are numerous reasons to be proud about Southern heritage — the meals cooked with equal amounts of butter and love, music that flows from the muddy bosom of the Mississippi River straight to the soul and awe-inspiring, natural wonders that no man-made structure could even begin to match. Southerners should be proud about those contributions to the world. But the Confederate f**g does not represent those wonderful cultural gifts. That garish red f**g with a blue cross slashed across it, waved over battlefields during the Civil War as Confederates took and lost thousands of lives in the name of the states’ right to preserve s***ery.

Confederates sacrificed many sons to maintain the cruel and inhumane practice of chattel s***ery — an institution embedded in w***e s*******y. And though s***ery was abolished in the United States in 1865, its effects still reverberate today in all facets of life, such as banks red-lining majority black neighborhoods, colorism, de-facto segregation and school resources doled out unfairly along racial lines.

All of these poison fruits come from the tree of w***e s*******y, the notion that black people are inherently less than white people. That is what the Confederate f**g represents. Feeling p***e about the Confederate f**g equates to believing in w***e s*******y. That is a dangerous concept, and in recent weeks, this country has seen the ugly violence of “proud” Confederate f**g dev**ees.

So, Ms. Karen Cooper, when your fellow f**ggers and Tea Partiers trot you out at rallies and events with your brown skin and flowing locks, it is not because they believe all black people are great and equal to them. They believe you are “different” (and gullible).

It was painful to watch that video and hear you speak with gratitude and awe about white people smiling and saying hello to you in the South and how that was when it became clear to you that white people weren’t so bad. Of course all white people aren’t bad. Every race contains people with diverse sets of values, morals and behavior. And as a great songwriter once said, “Respect is just the minimum.”

But you somehow made the leap from understanding that there are good white people to embracing a symbol that represents hatred of people who look like you. As an African-American woman, you almost certainly have ens***ed ancestors. Your ancestors suffered under the violent tyranny of s***ery. That f**g you so proudly wave was flown on battlefields for men fighting to keep your ancestors physically, mentally, culturally and financially shackled. How can you celebrate that?

People like to note that a lot of government-sanctioned cruelty has been done under the American f**g, so if we keep flying that, lovers of the stars and bars should be able to keep flying the Confederate f**g. It is true that much blood has been shed on the American f**g, but the difference is that America was founded on an idealistic notion of e******y. (Sure, the founding fathers only had white men in mind when they drew up the Declaration of Independence, but that’s another article.)

There have been good and bad and hard won battles about who gets all of the rights afforded to Americans and hence defining what makes an American. The Confederacy, however, was explicitly created for the purpose of propagating w***e s*******y and keeping black people ens***ed. That’s it. It has nothing to do with sweet tea and magnolia trees.

Also, Ms. Cooper, to your assertion that s***ery was a choice … no. Just no.

There is work to do to dismantle w***e s*******y and get closer to the utopian notions of e******y that this nation was founded upon (only this time, the utopia would be inclusive of all races and g****rs).

The brave Bree Newsomes of the world will keep putting in that work, but please, put down the f**g.

-Demetria
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers ... (show quote)



Yep R****m is alive and well.....And it is all in the BLACK COMMUNITY>>>>Miss B***k A******n Beauty Pageant.....United Negro College Fund......N A A C P.......Jet Magazine...The National Black Cactus...THE Black T V Station{can't remember the name}.... Black Panthers party...And there are more...You R****ts should practice what you preach.....How about Naming me something with WHITE in its title....I will await your r****t answer... :thumbup:

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Jul 5, 2015 17:53:21   #
KHH1
 
angery american wrote:
Yep R****m is alive and well.....And it is all in the BLACK COMMUNITY>>>>Miss B***k A******n Beauty Pageant.....United Negro College Fund......N A A C P.......Jet Magazine...The National Black Cactus...THE Black T V Station{can't remember the name}.... Black Panthers party...And there are more...You R****ts should practice what you preach.....How about Naming me something with WHITE in its title....I will await your r****t answer... :thumbup:


Like I told the other...ask yourself WHY those organizations came into fruition....

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Jul 5, 2015 20:46:42   #
viking747
 
IN 1913 there was a reunion of veterans of the battle of Gettysburg from both sides. There were black Southern officers and black enlisted who had served with the South. Some northern vets asked why they served and the answer they got froim the black southern vetrs was that they sere Southerners first.

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Jul 5, 2015 21:40:17   #
Steve700
 
KHH1 wrote:
Most w****s are not r****t....but most righties and TP types are....and the perception of r****m is driven by experiences...not what people tell you...because according to you people....r****m is just a figment of the imagination...........
Nobody says that r****m does not exist, however, these days, black r****m against Whitey far exceeds white r****m against b****s. Not only that, but do you really believe that if history were reversed; if the b****s had been the more technologically advanced society and the white man was the one living the tribal existence, that the b****s would not have made s***es of the white man ???????????? The problem of s***ery needs to be seen for what it is. A natural consequence of the inherent selfishness & desire to subjugate & rule within human nature. S***ery was the product of godlessness & self-delusion within that portion of Christianity. Now, of course, in Islam, s***ery is not only legitimized, it is sanctified. And it was primarily the Muslims who captured, broke the spirit, & sold s***es to the British and Americans. It was the Democrats who did all the lynching & formed the KKK as the enforcement arm of their party. And it was conservatives that you h**e & that you continue to accuse of r****m that freed the s***es.
Khh1, If you want to end r****m, attack the problem at its heart. Don't attack white people for feeling or expressing the t***hs which they see; but instead teach morals ethics values, personal reliance, personal responsibility, personal accountability honesty and discipline. In short, instead of acting like resentful h**e filled race bating professional agitating "N****rs" like Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, try modeling your selves after Asians. . After all, who dislikes or speaks ill of American Asians/Orientals ?????????

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Jul 5, 2015 22:24:00   #
cesspool jones Loc: atlanta
 
KHH1 wrote:
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers from Stockholm's Syndrome**

http://thegrio.com/2015/07/03/confederate-f**g-defenders-history-heritage/

Opinion
by Demeteria Irwin |

The Confederate battle f**g is a symbol of w***e s*******y and hatred. This is not some extreme left-wing, Obama super fan interpretation of it. This is a statement of fact. As Ta-Nehisi Coates succinctly and eloquently pointed out in his Atlantic piece, the Confederate states were very clear on their reasons for seceding from the Union.

Louisiana, for example, specifically noted that s***ery was the primary motivation for secession.

“As a separate republic, Louisiana remembers too well the whisperings of European diplomacy for the abolition of s***ery in the times of an­nexation not to be apprehensive of bolder demonstrations from the same quarter and the North in this country. The people of the s***e holding States are bound together by the same necessity and determination to preserve African s***ery.”

No secessionist f**g should fly over any nation. Period. The war was fought, and the Confederacy lost. It’s over. The Confederate battle f**g is a memento from the losing side. The oft-mentioned reason for holding on to the good ol’ stars and bars is that it’s not about r****m or s***ery (please see the above quote), bt rather Southern p***e.

There are numerous reasons to be proud about Southern heritage — the meals cooked with equal amounts of butter and love, music that flows from the muddy bosom of the Mississippi River straight to the soul and awe-inspiring, natural wonders that no man-made structure could even begin to match. Southerners should be proud about those contributions to the world. But the Confederate f**g does not represent those wonderful cultural gifts. That garish red f**g with a blue cross slashed across it, waved over battlefields during the Civil War as Confederates took and lost thousands of lives in the name of the states’ right to preserve s***ery.

Confederates sacrificed many sons to maintain the cruel and inhumane practice of chattel s***ery — an institution embedded in w***e s*******y. And though s***ery was abolished in the United States in 1865, its effects still reverberate today in all facets of life, such as banks red-lining majority black neighborhoods, colorism, de-facto segregation and school resources doled out unfairly along racial lines.

All of these poison fruits come from the tree of w***e s*******y, the notion that black people are inherently less than white people. That is what the Confederate f**g represents. Feeling p***e about the Confederate f**g equates to believing in w***e s*******y. That is a dangerous concept, and in recent weeks, this country has seen the ugly violence of “proud” Confederate f**g dev**ees.

So, Ms. Karen Cooper, when your fellow f**ggers and Tea Partiers trot you out at rallies and events with your brown skin and flowing locks, it is not because they believe all black people are great and equal to them. They believe you are “different” (and gullible).

It was painful to watch that video and hear you speak with gratitude and awe about white people smiling and saying hello to you in the South and how that was when it became clear to you that white people weren’t so bad. Of course all white people aren’t bad. Every race contains people with diverse sets of values, morals and behavior. And as a great songwriter once said, “Respect is just the minimum.”

But you somehow made the leap from understanding that there are good white people to embracing a symbol that represents hatred of people who look like you. As an African-American woman, you almost certainly have ens***ed ancestors. Your ancestors suffered under the violent tyranny of s***ery. That f**g you so proudly wave was flown on battlefields for men fighting to keep your ancestors physically, mentally, culturally and financially shackled. How can you celebrate that?

People like to note that a lot of government-sanctioned cruelty has been done under the American f**g, so if we keep flying that, lovers of the stars and bars should be able to keep flying the Confederate f**g. It is true that much blood has been shed on the American f**g, but the difference is that America was founded on an idealistic notion of e******y. (Sure, the founding fathers only had white men in mind when they drew up the Declaration of Independence, but that’s another article.)

There have been good and bad and hard won battles about who gets all of the rights afforded to Americans and hence defining what makes an American. The Confederacy, however, was explicitly created for the purpose of propagating w***e s*******y and keeping black people ens***ed. That’s it. It has nothing to do with sweet tea and magnolia trees.

Also, Ms. Cooper, to your assertion that s***ery was a choice … no. Just no.

There is work to do to dismantle w***e s*******y and get closer to the utopian notions of e******y that this nation was founded upon (only this time, the utopia would be inclusive of all races and g****rs).

The brave Bree Newsomes of the world will keep putting in that work, but please, put down the f**g.

-Demetria
**See a black lady defending the f**g-she suffers ... (show quote)


Why don't you shut the <pretty rough word> up!!!

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Jul 5, 2015 22:52:35   #
angery american Loc: Georgia
 
KHH1 wrote:
Like I told the other...ask yourself WHY those organizations came into fruition....




Because you all are friggin R****TS.......Its not hard to accept...its natural..your a R****T... :thumbup:

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