🚀 go-pugleaf

Thudd wrote:
> 
> > Hey I have an idea, let's send his sniveling rednack ass over nextime and
> > watch him shit his jeans. I am white and I fought back in the 70's.
> 
> maybe you served but i doubt if you fought, unless you caught the tail end
> of Vietnam
> 
> i doubt if you're white
> 
> if you are and you served, to this day you'd hate niggers
> 
> a military hitch is just as good as a stretch in the slammer when it comes
> to teaching naive white boys what niggers are  r e a l l y  like

Are you just a troll?  You are either very ignorant of the 'Nam
experience, or are just trying to stir the shit.

A very heavy percentage of draftees who went to 'Nam were black.  Since
the Army trains soldiers to respect and depend on fellow soldiers, the
Army experience, in general, and the Viet Nam experience, in particular,
by FAR, ELIMINATES racial prejudice. 

A "stretch in the slammer", on the other hand, tends to reinforce racial
prejudice.  So, I take from your post that rather than being under fire
in the Army and depending on a black fellow soldier to save your ass,
your experience was that "stretch in the slammer" where you had SOME
sort of "bad experience" with a black inmate that fuels your vitriol. 

I make a living selling Confederate merchandise and there is a definite
"hole" in the market for such items.  White Viet Nam Vetrans tend to be
very outspoken in FAVOR of blacks.  They explain about the blacks who
saved their lives in the war.  They know that they live today only
BECAUSE of black, fellow soldiers. 

I express Southern (regional) pride, the Constitutionality of State's
rights, and the legal correctness of the Confederacy.  (I also want the
world to know more about how the South fought a gentleman's war while
the North engaged in "total war", a war against civilians, as Atlantans
should know all too well.)  

I STRONGLY contradict the idea that Confederate symbols represent the
low-bred ideas of your ilk.  White Trash picking on blacks to feel
superior to SOMEBODY, was true 150 years ago, and is true today.  On the
other hand, "better" whites, 150 years ago, were generally wet-nursed
and reared by a black mammy whom they regarded as a psudeo-mother.  

If Mother's Day had existed back then, better whites would've given
gifts to their black mothers too!

-- 
Ron Hammon
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