The Inevitable What About The Inevitable You-Know-Who Thread Thread

[D.WARD (Scott)]

I’m saying that they would burn up in a rage of fire trying to make it through an episode of either. Fred Sanford and Archie Bunker weren’t “politically correct.”

[NavinRJohnson]

Yes a LOT of MAGAt snowflakes. Sad!

[Shorething (Bruce Fraser)]

Not really. I assume he gets all the social satire. As a kid used to Archie most racist cantankerous man. Just a theatrical explosion of life in the world. Grandad came to US at 17 and worked docks in NY. He hated Italians with a passion, mom never had spaghetti sauce till college

[HudsonHawk]

@Shorething

Maybe run someone or in a party not trying to play Josef mengal with children.

Well, I don’t believe you should be sexually molesting puppies.

[Jimbo]

@Shorething

Call me an idiot all you want.

idiot

[D.WARD (Scott)]

Must be a lot of them because they are in bad shape. I am not part of the boycott as I do not drink.

[Shorething (Bruce Fraser)]

What [puppies? Getting a little old to be sexually assaulting anything. A puppy? Turtle too fast.

[HudsonHawk]

@Shorething

What [puppies? Getting a little old to be sexually assaulting anything. A puppy? Turtle too fast.

Hey, you can have all the consensual gay sex you want. None of my business. But leave the puppies alone, I say. Just my opinion. Some of my best friends are gay. I am not a racist.

[NavinRJohnson]

@D.WARD

Must be a lot of them because they are in bad shape.

Well Bud Lites target demographic was the frauds who claimed to hate our soft society and “snowflakes”. Their mistake was not realizing the buffoons drinking Bud lite were actually the biggest snowflakes in the country.

[DVauthrin (David Vauthrin)]

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

What we were instructed to teach was that the two causes of the Civil War were Slavery and States’ Rights.

[D.WARD (Scott)]

@NavinRJohnson

Their mistake was not realizing the buffoons drinking Bud lite were actually the biggest snowflakes in the country.

I thought only the Trump supporters got mad. That’s a little contradictory when you say that “the biggest snowflakes in the country” got mad.

[HudsonHawk]

@DVauthrin

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

It was about both. I’ve corrected my earlier post, accordingly. What we were instructed to teach was that the primary issue was states rights and slavery was an issue within the broader scope of states rights.

Either way, slavery was a prominent factor in the Civil War.

It was entirely about slavery, as the states themselves admitted, and any attempt to suggest there was any other driving factor is intellectual dishonesty at its highest. States rights? Yeah, a state’s right to allow slavery.

[NavinRJohnson]

@DVauthrin

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

It was about both. What we were instructed to teach was that the primary issue was states rights and slavery was an issue within the broader scope of states rights.

Either way, slavery was a prominent factor in the Civil War.

The VP of the confederacy made it pretty clear slavery was a cornerstone

[NavinRJohnson]

Of course in High School we were never taught about Alexander Stephens, other than he was the VP. Not 10 minutes on his speech. It was reverse CRT!

[DVauthrin (David Vauthrin)]

@NavinRJohnson

@DVauthrin

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

It was about both. What we were instructed to teach was that the primary issue was states rights and slavery was an issue within the broader scope of states rights.

Either way, slavery was a prominent factor in the Civil War.

The VP of the confederacy made it pretty clear slavery was a cornerstone

For the record, I agree with you. The Civil War was fought entirely over the issue of slavery.

[HudsonHawk]

@DVauthrin

@NavinRJohnson

@DVauthrin

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

It was about both. What we were instructed to teach was that the primary issue was states rights and slavery was an issue within the broader scope of states rights.

Either way, slavery was a prominent factor in the Civil War.

The VP of the confederacy made it pretty clear slavery was a cornerstone

For the record, I agree with you. The primary cause was slavery.

The only cause was slavery.

[Shorething (Bruce Fraser)]

I had a teacher from Carolinas tell us here in Houston black guys had an extra muscle in ankle. I asked a Dr, because knew couldn’t be true. Trust but verify.

[DVauthrin (David Vauthrin)]

@HudsonHawk

@DVauthrin

@Jimbo

My high school history teacher told us that the Civil War was a fight for “states rights” and if we didn’t believe him we were welcome to read his master’s thesis, which he kept a copy of on his desk. This was at Austin High around 1979.

It was about both. I’ve corrected my earlier post, accordingly. What we were instructed to teach was that the primary issue was states rights and slavery was an issue within the broader scope of states rights.

Either way, slavery was a prominent factor in the Civil War.

It was entirely about slavery, as the states themselves admitted, and any attempt to suggest there was any other driving factor is intellectual dishonesty at its highest. States rights? Yeah, a state’s right to allow slavery.

You’re right, and I agree with you. Slavery was the entire reason behind the Civil War. Without it, the war never happens.

[Shorething (Bruce Fraser)]

Sophomore in high school.

[Shorething (Bruce Fraser)]

Harpers ferry bad arse place to visit. Has historical significance for beginnings and during war.