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S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Rick wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Yeah, it's disgusting. White people were pretty horrible to the Native Americans as well.

S2M wrote:

Rick wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Yeah, it's disgusting. White people were pretty horrible to the Native Americans as well.

Yeah, like George Carlin said....'You give us a color, and we'll wipe it out'

ebake02 wrote:I vote for torching Texas.

Rick wrote:

ebake02 wrote:I vote for torching Texas.

Hey man, wait a minute there!

JH'sTXfan wrote:

Rick wrote:

ebake02 wrote:I vote for torching Texas.

Hey man, wait a minute there!

He's too late anyway. We got torched this summer.

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

Duncan wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

...and it is reasonable to assume the 12 members of the jury were also Christian.

Gideon wrote:

Duncan wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

...and it is reasonable to assume the 12 members of the jury were also Christian.

You keep it up and you won't have to worry about the wrath of God, just the wrath of Ginger.

Gideon wrote:Duncan is one of my favorite posters and I'm hardly the ideal Christian, so I actually like reading his critical views of religion.

scarab wrote:North Dakota,
Time to change the hateful name "fighting Sioux"
Sioux is a badly interpreted french word roughly meaning devil, or snake,

the "Dakota" are very proud people, and had to fight to preserve their way of life.
Just love in America how it so easy to discriminate against the ones it conquered,
when the vast majority came here to escape the same thing...

artist4perry wrote:

Gideon wrote:

Duncan wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

...and it is reasonable to assume the 12 members of the jury were also Christian.

You keep it up and you won't have to worry about the wrath of God, just the wrath of Ginger.

Nah! Not mad at Duncan at all. Duncan, I don't know if the people of the jury were Christian or not. I only know the guy who risked his life to expose the ones who committed those crimes. Boo was a cool guy.

artist4perry wrote:

Gideon wrote:Duncan is one of my favorite posters and I'm hardly the ideal Christian, so I actually like reading his critical views of religion.

I kind of already got that. I thought maybe you guys were just one and the same, and you just agree with yourself a lot. Either that or you have a man crush or something.

Duncan wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

...and it is reasonable to assume the 12 members of the jury were also Christian.

Gideon wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

Gideon wrote:Duncan is one of my favorite posters and I'm hardly the ideal Christian, so I actually like reading his critical views of religion.

I kind of already got that. I thought maybe you guys were just one and the same, and you just agree with yourself a lot. Either that or you have a man crush or something.

You got me. Duncan's just an alter-ego; a way to propagate anti-religious views and torment you.

conversationpc wrote:

Duncan wrote:

artist4perry wrote:

S2M wrote:...well not really, but figuratively/philosophically...I'd rather torch the South than the Middle East. Figuratively. of course....

Mississippi Burning
Ghosts of Mississippi
The Help(watching this movie now...can't believe people did this shit), again, takes place in Mississippi
Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman(granted, this was based in Louisiana...but still)

I'm more embarassed to be an american for how we treated black folks, than any other aspect of life on earth....pitiful.

Not the states, just the jack wagons who did those evil deeds! Don't throw out the baby with the bathwater now!

By the way a friend of ours from Harding University was the gentleman who went after those folks. His nickname was Boo, by the way! He was the newspaper reporter in the Ghosts of Missisisippi. Uh Oh! He was a Christian! Now the world is coming to an end!

...and it is reasonable to assume the 12 members of the jury were also Christian.

Ok, it is reasonable to assume that the 12 jurors considered themselves Christians.

How is that reasonable? There are lots of people who consider themselves Christian just because they attend a church service once or twice a year or just because they were raised in a home where the parents professed Christianity. Saying you're a Christian because you've been to church a few times no more makes someone a Christian than standing in a garage makes you a car.