Robert E Lee ex

[DMC]

Okay, so states have the right to secede; at least I would say they did, then.

The right? When you're voiding your contract, and the contract is only between two en ies (no law involved), there is no "right". Do you mean the US wouldn't resist or retaliate? "Right" has little to do with that.

[pgardn]

I don't have a comprehensive history of all Confederate monuments ever built. This one, the one that became a rallying cry for racists all over the country, was built in 1924.

So it was built as an "in your face, I'm for slavery monument".
Thats just trying to incite if so.

[pgardn]

achoo

God bless you and America.
And the Bernstein Bears.

[Spurtacular]

brah

Whitey continued to discriminate against blacks to this very day. They played no small part in keeping them down.

Whites get discriminated against more than blacks, dude. We just got done having an affirmative action president for 's sake.

[Adam Lambert]

Whites get discriminated against more than blacks, dude.

aaaaand re ation confirmed.

[Spurtacular]

I'm not sure what evidence would support:
"Most southerners no longer were personally for the ins ution."

Without modern polling or scientific sampling, you would need to cite an awful lot of evidence to be able to make the case for this.

And saying that "It was actually the heinous actions of many abolitionists that often galvanized Northern Republicans and Southern Democrats alike though to not end it sooner."

Seems to say that "were it not for people who really really objected to slavery, it would have ended sooner", as if the ONLY reason it extended out was abolitionist actions, and no small part because of southern aristocracy not wanting to give up their peculiar ins ution?

Southern whites didn't want to keep "the negroes" on the plantations, and away from their jobs?

Seems like a waaaay too simplistic view of a complex thing to me.

I overstated it, maybe. But the point I was trying to make is that many Southerners didn't revere slavery whatsoever. It's sort of became folklore that the South romanticized the value of having slaves. In truth, only a plutocracy of plantation owners held up the ins ution of slavery. That's why when certain markets crashed, slavery was due to crash too.

Many Southern whites who were not plantation owners were in abject poverty and having potential wages undercut by the peculiar ins ution. I agree that it's not an issue to oversimplify; it's been months since I read on this, and I don't remember all the factors precisely. I would highly recommend the book I posted on audio CD for under $10 currently on Amazon if you find yourself interested in this.

[Spurtacular]

aaaaand re ation confirmed.

When was the last white you heard about who got a job or got into school because of affirmative action? You're "re ation" is absolute.

[Adam Lambert]

When was the last white you heard about who got a job or got into school because of affirmative action? You're "re ation" is absolute.

when was the last time you heard about one? be specific.

[Spurtacular]

The right? When you're voiding your contract, and the contract is only between two en ies (no law involved), there is no "right". Do you mean the US wouldn't resist or retaliate? "Right" has little to do with that.

United States. They kept states in the name because the culture of states rights and soveigrnty was undeniable.

And as it is, the contract is quite clear. All rights not expressly given to the federal government are granted to the states. They were within their rights; and in fact, you can find plenty of examples of states threatening to secede in the 70 years leading to the civil war. There should've been no bloodshed for states doing what was in their right. Lincoln was no hero. He was just a guy who didn't want historians to paint him as the guy who lost half an empire.

[ducks]

Meanwhile: 39 shootings in Chicago this weekend, 9 deaths. No national media outrage. Why is that?

[Adam Lambert]

Meanwhile: 39 shootings in Chicago this weekend, 9 deaths. No national media outrage. Why is that?

lol plagiarizing an alt reich cuck

lol cucks

[Spurtacular]

when was the last time you heard about one? be specific.

You can turn the question on me for no apparent reason other than to divert from the fact that I nailed the point, face, if that's what you want do. Point's still been made, and your re ation has been uploaded. File Complete.

[Adam Lambert]

You can turn the question on me for no apparent reason other than to divert from the fact that I nailed the point, face, if that's what you want do. Point's still been made, and your re ation has been uploaded. File Complete.

no examples of black kids who go into school because of affirmative action then?

[Spurtacular]

no examples of black kids who go into school because of affirmative action then?

Are you seriously asking that? You could not be more ing stupid. What the do you think affirmative action is, even? Never mind, I honestly think you just went full re either way.

[Adam Lambert]

Are you seriously asking that? You could not be more ing stupid. What the do you think affirmative action is, even? Never mind, I honestly think you just went full re either way.

i know what it is im asking if you personally know of specific examples

[DMC]

United States. They kept states in the name because the culture of states rights and soveigrnty was undeniable.

And as it is, the contract is quite clear. All rights not expressly given to the federal government are granted to the states. They were within their rights; and in fact, you can find plenty of examples of states threatening to secede in the 70 years leading to the civil war. There should've been no bloodshed for states doing what was in their right. Lincoln was no hero. He was just a guy who didn't want historians to paint him as the guy who lost half an empire.

The declaration of independence is all you need.

A state that secedes isn't a state, so it's a conundrum. A right is only as good as your power to enforce/guarantee it.

[Adam Lambert]

while youre thinking about it let me know if you know any white people who were sentenced to life in prison for $20 of weed, thx

[Adam Lambert]

wrong thread

[DMC]

while youre thinking about it let me know if you know any white people who were sentenced to life in prison for $20 of weed, thx

In 1985, at the age of 17, Winslow was convicted of simple burglary and sentenced to three years. In 1994, at 26, he was charged with the same, this time given 8½ years. In 2004, he was arrested for possession of cocaine, landing him 18 more months in prison. Multiple felonies left Winslow moneyless, jobless, and ineligible for food stamps (those with drug felonies are permanently banned from applying).


Hardly the truth you tell, but you're accustomed to hiding the truth, ain't that right Spurminator?

[Adam Lambert]

In 1985, at the age of 17, Winslow was convicted of simple burglary and sentenced to three years. In 1994, at 26, he was charged with the same, this time given 8½ years. In 2004, he was arrested for possession of cocaine, landing him 18 more months in prison. Multiple felonies left Winslow moneyless, jobless, and ineligible for food stamps (those with drug felonies are permanently banned from applying).

and then sentenced to life in prison for $20 of weed after being approached by an undercover cop asking if he could buy some weed.

Hardly the truth you tell, but you're accustomed to hiding the truth, ain't that right Spurminator?

you want to get into all that again?
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...=269905&page=2

[DMC]

and then sentenced to life in prison for $20 of weed after being approached by an undercover cop asking if he could buy some weed.

Exactly... and then. And then the repeat offender offended again, and again... and again... and again.. "but this 'and then' was only a 20 dollar weed sale'". You present partial truths because you're a ing media who thinks like you're told to think.

you want to get into all that again?
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...=269905&page=2

I showed you mercy. You should appreciate it and act like someone.

[Adam Lambert]

Exactly... and then. And then the repeat offender offended again, and again... and again... and again.. "but this 'and then' was only a 20 dollar weed sale'". You present partial truths because you're a ing media who thinks like you're told to think.

then maybe you can answer the question of when this has happened to a white person, since that was the line of conversation before you butted in with your "derr but he had dat criminal histery, and you spurminator i know it"

I showed you mercy. You should appreciate it and act like someone.

lol youre a pussy who was ashamed, and you know why youre ashamed.

i showed you mercy. but by all means if you want to revisit the ele bet, my terms still stand.

[Pavlov]

Whites get discriminated against more than blacks, dude. We just got done having an affirmative action president for 's sake.

aaaaand re ation confirmed.

[Pavlov]

When was the last white you heard about who got a job or got into school because of affirmative action? You're "re ation" is absolute.

Money and legacies are white affirmative action.

"you're"

[DMC]

then maybe you can answer the question of when this has happened to a white person, since that was the line of conversation before you butted in with your "derr but he had dat criminal histery, and you spurminator i know it"

What's the ratio of race:incarceration? Knowing that, why did homey continue to offend? With that ratio discrepancy, which you'll say is because of police bias and corrupt justice system, why wouldn't you expect the higher concentration to have a higher chance of fliers like this one? There are a number of folks who have been sentenced to life for repeat offenses because a condition of their release was that they not reoffend, but they did. Cry me a river.

lol youre a pussy who was ashamed, and you know why youre ashamed.

i showed you mercy. but by all means if you want to revisit the ele bet, my terms still stand.

So you're going to ELE your alt, one of over 20 of them you have? lol