can you be pro-black and still date/marry a white woman?

swirlman07 · Mar 11, 2011

MrFantastic said: ↑

I was with you until you started defending the Confederate flag . You're out of your cotton pickin mind my friend.
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LOL, bro you aren't following the thread postings. This post was my response to her post suggesting that it's all about "protecting" her "culture". My perspective is that people couch their motives in ways that rationalize their prejudice. The piece I posted sounded to me like her post and that was the point.

It was NOT my position. I'm the first one to say that the confederate flag is more about preserving the racist traditions of the South than Southern pride.

The Dark King · Mar 11, 2011

swirlman07 said: ↑

LOL, bro you aren't following the thread postings. This post was my response to her post suggesting that it's all about "protecting" her "culture". My perspective is that people couch their motives in ways that rationalize their prejudice. The piece I posted sounded to me like her post and that was the point.

It was NOT my position. I'm the first one to say that the confederate flag is more about preserving the racist traditions of the South than Southern pride.
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My bad I misread that. I was like this man has lost his mind thinking the confederate flag was a positive symbol of the south lol.
Interestingly everyone talks about southern hospitality and how willing Southerners are to help their neighbors but people living in big cities are more likely to give aid and donate to charities. Which makes sense since the south are full of fiscal conservatives who believe you should help yourself and refuse handouts where the north is know for more liberals who amp up every cause they can. Saving the whales sure as hell wasn't a Mississippi initiative lol.

swirlman07 · Mar 12, 2011

MrFantastic said: ↑

My bad I misread that. I was like this man has lost his mind thinking the confederate flag was a positive symbol of the south lol.
Interestingly everyone talks about southern hospitality and how willing Southerners are to help their neighbors but people living in big cities are more likely to give aid and donate to charities. Which makes sense since the south are full of fiscal conservatives who believe you should help yourself and refuse handouts where the north is know for more liberals who amp up every cause they can. Saving the whales sure as hell wasn't a Mississippi initiative lol.
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No problem, lol, it happens. By the way, the whole hospitality thing is a matter of perspective. I have NEVER heard black people extolling the virtues of Southern hospitality. I cringe just a bit whenever I hear the words Southern and hospitality in the same sentence. Hospitable to some yes, to others no. It's easy to say that others should "help themselves" when you have stolen and taken everything for yourself.

Iggy · Mar 12, 2011

"pro black"? lmao

The dudes on here would have a fit if a ww said she was "pro white"

Tamstrong · Mar 12, 2011

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Tam if you don't want to have an abortion fine but what annoys me about prolifers is they say have the baby but where do you think they end up? Loving homes? No the vast majority end up in forster care becoming a huge cost to tax payers especially when they grow up and become criminals. If you aren't going to personally take care of the children shut the fuck up(not you personally just the people who protest it)
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My post wasn't about abortion per se; it was in response to a particular post joking about "post-birth abotion" (i.e. killing a baby after it's born). I simply said the idiot we were discussing shouldn't reproduce, but if he did, the child should be taken away & given to humans so it'd have a chance in life.

I think the focus should be on responsibility & pregnancy prevention (a.k.a. birth control), & the majority of unwanted pregnancies wouldn't even happen. I haven't crammed my views about abortion down anyone's throat & I'm not going to have someone try to cram theirs down mine. It's like religion & politics...I have no issue with stating my position on the topic or someone stating theirs, but I prefer not to discuss it so I choose not to.

Tony Soprano · Mar 14, 2011

swirlman07 said: ↑

You're right in one regard, this sounds a lot like a lot of the propaganda I read all the time from those couching their beliefs in God, virtuousness and protection of heritage.

In his new book, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to the South (and Why It Will Rise Again)," Florida native Clint Johnson exposes the Left's aggressive attempts to destroy the culture and heritage that make up the southern states. What liberals don't realize is that the South is the essence of what makes America unique and original -- everything from rock and roll to barbeque to NASCAR -- can trace its origins back to the South.

The South is under attack because it is the last region of the nation to resist being homogenized into an amorphous mass of people who think alike, sound alike, vote alike, buy alike. Nothing angers politicians, marketers, pollsters, and the politically correct crowd more than a group of people who absolutely refuse to get into line.

While the South has always been rebellious, these days it's become a cultural battlefield where the whole concept of southern history is under attack. Displaying the Confederate battle flag, preserving Confederate statues on public and private property, even singing the song Dixie are under fire as "divisive," "racist," "hate-filled," "bigoted," and every other PC description imaginable. The University of the South at Sewanee, founded by former Confederates, is even de-emphasizing the word "South" in the university’s name because marketing "experts" told the administration that the word "South" has racist connotations.

Can you give us a sample of the "politically correct myths" your book claims to dispel?

The number one myth that the book exposes is that the South is not steeped in racism. The South has many multi-cultural firsts, including the first two Jewish U.S. senators (who both served in the Confederacy.) Virginia elected a black governor 20 years before any northern state did. Today we have more black elected officials than any other region. Despite what Hollywood and the East Coast’s liberal elite want you to think, Southerners are the first to say that slavery was a moral evil.

Slavery is perceived to be exclusive of the South, but slavery was spread through all 13 colonies and beyond. Most slaves came to America on northern slave ships and even decades after importing slaves had been made illegal by Congress, one of the largest and most profitable industries in New York City was outfitting slave ships. Even the impending war between the North and the South did little to slow the slavers operating out of New York City.

What makes the southern culture a unique part of American culture today? Why should it be preserved?

Southerners have generally been here much longer than residents of any other region, so they have a deeper sense of place than most northerners whose families came through Ellis Island from 1890-1920 and fanned out across the country.

Southern culture is one where you know and help your neighbors and take care of your family without asking the government to do it for you. It’s still a place where people believe in friendliness and good manners. Southerners still believe in God and his role in their lives.

In your opinion, what is it that unites Southerners other than their accents?

Southerners have more in common with each other than we have with natives of other regions. What unites us is a common sense of place -- an understanding that the soil under our feet was cultivated by our ancestors and kept strong by our heritage. Southerners will still do anything to help a friend. Southerners have no pretenses about themselves, we don't "put on airs." And there is no more broad dividing line than grits, sweet tea and barbecue.

In your book you mention that the South provides more military recruits than any other region. Has it always been that way? And why do you think that is?

Even today, the South supplies more soldiers than any other region. Patriotism in the South coupled with family pride has always translated into a willingness to protect your home.

That truth still aggravates those who say The War for Southern Independence was all about slavery. Only a tiny fraction of Confederate soldiers owned slaves. They had no reason to fight for the large slave-holding land owners who did, but they had every reason to fight to keep the North from invading the South.

During the War of 1898, Southerners believed Spain was attacking American interests and put aside their differences with the North which they believed had sentenced them to Reconstruction. Southerners joined the army in huge numbers. They fought again in large numbers during World War I and World War II. In fact, the book shows how every major officer in both theaters of World War II was either a southerner or had deep ties to the South. The world could not have overcome World War II without the descendents of Confederates who made just about every major strategic and tactical decision during the entire conflict.

What is it that concerned Americans can do to ensure that the South “rise again”?

If you are “not from around here,” come on down South and see for yourself. The South is not the dark, dangerous, uneducated, backwards place that the Northern press and blockbuster movies make it out to be. Not only is the South the nation’s cultural center, but it is the friendliest place to live too. That’s one of the main reasons its population is growing and its economy is booming.

If you are from the South, fight the myths and fight the politically correct crowd who wants to destroy the memory of the Old South and make your region into something that it is not and never has been. Southern history and Confederate history is something that should be studied not erased. People in the South are fiercely proud of where they come from. Obliterating southern history means we lose the lessons we learned from its triumphs, and failures.
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flaminghetero · Mar 14, 2011

swirlman07 said: ↑

No problem, lol, it happens. By the way, the whole hospitality thing is a matter of perspective. I have NEVER heard black people extolling the virtues of Southern hospitality. I cringe just a bit whenever I hear the words Southern and hospitality in the same sentence. Hospitable to some yes, to others no. It's easy to say that others should "help themselves" when you have stolen and taken everything for yourself.
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:smt023

flaminghetero · Mar 14, 2011

Iggy said: ↑

"pro black"? lmao

The dudes on here would have a fit if a ww said she was "pro white"
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Just leave homegirl.

goodlove · Mar 14, 2011

Iggy said: ↑

"pro black"? lmao

The dudes on here would have a fit if a ww said she was "pro white"
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LOL...only in america

MissWacy · Mar 14, 2011

Iggy said: ↑

"pro black"? lmao

The dudes on here would have a fit if a ww said she was "pro white"
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lol TRUTH, them kinda ww are usualy WN

Morning Star · Mar 14, 2011

TastyAcidMilk said: ↑

lol TRUTH, them kinda ww are usualy WN
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What's WN? White Niggers?

MissWacy · Mar 14, 2011

BigBrotherWise said: ↑

What's WN? White Niggers?
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LOL noo, white nationalists

Morning Star · Mar 14, 2011

TastyAcidMilk said: ↑

LOL noo, white nationalists
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OHHH! Aren't they same thing though?

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