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bigrobboy

The South was Right

Aug 06, 2003 18:13

So here I am sitting in a little bit of traffic this afternoon, and I am choking on fumes from the nasty old truck in front of me because I thought i was nice day to leave the windows down. I looked at the person's bumper, and it had a nice little bumper sticker that said the south was right. Shit, I mean I was just struck by the statement. Maybe ( Read more... )

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fragl August 6 2003, 17:19:02 UTC

What I said was "My massa TOLD me to fight."
But you're right about everything else man. Keep up the fight for white people not lookin racist.
Mike Gallagher would say you were wrong and unamerican for saying that...but mike gallagher's an idiot.
The south was going against the country and they weren't supporting the President...but THAT made sense??? Just saying that you're ashamed that the President is from Texas can get you in loads of trouble here.

Word! onelahv August 7 2003, 19:32:39 UTC

Wow that was great. You put the smack down exactly where it should go, man. And I completely, 100% support what you're saying. In fact, I took part in that march to the state house a few years ago about taking down the confederate flag off the state house, and my dad and i were a couple of the only white people there, but you know what? It doesn't matter, because it IS 2003 and it sucks that we are still trying to overcome racism largely caused by slavery. But rock on man, and keep preachin! :)

hitler anonymous August 9 2003, 18:44:27 UTC

hey, hitler did have some pretty good ideas its just that he was ahead of his time. i mean when you look at it what video games are the most popular? thats right, the ones with mass genocide. and thats really what hitler was doing. hitler was just a video game programmer trapped in a crazy dictators body.

lungbutter August 10 2003, 16:29:21 UTC

I'm from the south and while I guess I have some sort of pride in the location, the people just really suck ass sometimes. Southern hospitality is a great thing, but unfortunately it just doesn't make up for southern ignorance. Maybe the south was right about other elements that caused them to seceed, but the support of something as vile and inhumane as slavery pretty much discounts any argument for the South being "Right". Why can't people just get over it and move on? Because they're damn stubborn and superficially proud of their fucked up heritage. Stupid crackers indeed.