The Master Race

[Skjellyfetti]

[AshevilleApp]

Okay, the boat was pretty cool!

[AZGrizFan]

Analjelly, I’m failing to see your point with this new thread....

[JohnStOnge]

I actually have thought of occasionally flying the Battle Flag of the Army of Northern Virginia. And I'm in good shape. 6'1", 177 pounds. BMI 23.3. Exercise every day with good muscle definition; especially for a 62 year old.

But I probably won't. Too much grief if I do it.

I might see if I can find a Bonnie Blue flag though. Nobody would understand what it is so I wouldn't get any grief about it. And I do live in what was once the Republic of West Florida before the United States invaded it for no reason.

[Baldy]

Analjelly, I’m failing to see your point with this new thread....

I think Cit Grad's microaggressions triggered him.

[CitadelGrad]

Analjelly, I’m failing to see your point with this new thread....

I think Cit Grad's microaggressions triggered him.

Only micro? Damn! I was going for macro.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

Analjelly, I’m failing to see your point with this new thread....

He's trying to shame people into submission because they are white. White people can't have a culture or any kind of identity.

That only for blacks, Mexicans and Aisians

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[HI54UNI]

Jelly's mad at his family for not inviting him to the family reunion so he posted their pictures.

[GannonFan]

I actually have thought of occasionally flying the Battle Flag of the Army of Northern Virginia. And I'm in good shape. 6'1", 177 pounds. BMI 23.3. Exercise every day with good muscle definition; especially for a 62 year old.

But I probably won't. Too much grief if I do it.

I might see if I can find a Bonnie Blue flag though. Nobody would understand what it is so I wouldn't get any grief about it. And I do live in what was once the Republic of West Florida before the United States invaded it for no reason.

"No reason"? We invaded it because we wanted it. And because the language in the Louisiana Purchase was a little sloppy. Madison was very Jeffersonian when he wanted to skirt the Constitution to do what he wanted to do.

[GannonFan]

I actually have thought of occasionally flying the Battle Flag of the Army of Northern Virginia. And I'm in good shape. 6'1", 177 pounds. BMI 23.3. Exercise every day with good muscle definition; especially for a 62 year old.

But I probably won't. Too much grief if I do it.

I might see if I can find a Bonnie Blue flag though. Nobody would understand what it is so I wouldn't get any grief about it. And I do live in what was once the Republic of West Florida before the United States invaded it for no reason.

"No reason"? We invaded it because we wanted it. And because the language in the Louisiana Purchase was a little sloppy. Madison was very Jeffersonian when he wanted to skirt the Constitution to do what he wanted to do.

[kalm]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

[GannonFan]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

The Invisible Empire has always been a little shaky when it comes to self-realization. I think they're invisible so they don't need to see what they look like. I imagine mirrors are not plentiful in their houses either.

[OL FU]

You know I struggle somewhat with this one. I grew up with a Confederate flag hanging in my bedroom. Went to southern rock concerts in my late teens and early adulthood with a confederate battle flag hanging behind the stage. To me it said "I'm southern. I proud to be Southern. I like southern music, southern food, southern literature, even southern accents. "

So from that level, I have no problem with the battle flag.

On the other hand, after I became an adult and had adult conversations with black friends and co-workers and understood the agony their family suffered with the KKK and other groups waving the flag in their face. I concluded that their arguments against the flag were stronger than arguments for it. I am very sad about the incident that promoted the removal of the flag from the SC State house grounds, but very glad it has been moved.

With that said, I still know people that have a flag somewhere, on their car or in their front yard and as far as I can tell based on the conversations I have with them, they fly it for the southern heritage reasons I stated above and they are not the people pictured in the first post. They aren't racists, although maybe somewhat insensitive.

Personally, I would prefer the flag to stay out of sight but like most issues, it isn't as easy as we would like for it to be.

[GannonFan]

You know I struggle somewhat with this one. I grew up with a Confederate flag hanging in my bedroom. Went to southern rock concerts in my late teens and early adulthood with a confederate battle flag hanging behind the stage. To me it said "I'm southern. I proud to be Southern. I like southern music, southern food, southern literature, even southern accents. "

So from that level, I have no problem with the battle flag.

On the other hand, after I became an adult and had adult conversations with black friends and co-workers and understood the agony their family suffered with the KKK and other groups waving the flag in their face. I concluded that their arguments against the flag were stronger than arguments for it. I am very sad about the incident that promoted the removal of the flag from the SC State house grounds, but very glad it has been moved.

With that said, I still know people that have a flag somewhere, on their car or in their front yard and as far as I can tell based on the conversations I have with them, they fly it for the southern heritage reasons I stated above and they are not the people pictured in the first post. They aren't racists, although maybe somewhat insensitive.

Personally, I would prefer the flag to stay out of sight but like most issues, it isn't as easy as we would like for it to be.

All good points. Bad people doing bad things can certainly dictate what symbols mean. The swatzika was a good symbol before the Nazis got their hands on it.

[∞∞∞]

All good points. Bad people doing bad things can certainly dictate what symbols mean. The swatzika was a good symbol before the Nazis got their hands on it.

I mean to be fair, you still see them in Asian households (at least around here) and it was everywhere when I visited India.

But yes, in the US and Europe public displays of the swastika are obviously a no-go.

[GannonFan]

All good points. Bad people doing bad things can certainly dictate what symbols mean. The swatzika was a good symbol before the Nazis got their hands on it.

I mean to be fair, you still see them in Asian households (at least around here) and it was everywhere when I visited India.

But yes, in the US and Europe public displays of the swastika are obviously a no-go.

Understood.

[ALPHAGRIZ1]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

Nobody is triggered klam, we are just honoring TMan and CS history and culture.

TMan Threads Matter

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[ALPHAGRIZ1]

All good points. Bad people doing bad things can certainly dictate what symbols mean. The swatzika was a good symbol before the Nazis got their hands on it.

I mean to be fair, you still see them in Asian households (at least around here) and it was everywhere when I visited India.

But yes, in the US and Europe public displays of the swastika are obviously a no-go.

Why?

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[Skjellyfetti]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

That 'Gorillas in the Mist' thread is the worst. TMan started it right after the Charleston church shooting. Dylan Roof was inspired by sites that similarly catalog black people doing shitty things. I guess TMan was also inspired.

[∞∞∞]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

That 'Gorillas in the Mist' thread is the worst. TMan started it right after the Charleston church shooting. Dylan Roof was inspired by sites that similarly catalog black people doing shitty things. I guess TMan was also inspired.

Yeah I've never posted in there because it's blatantly racist. I hate the title.

Pretty sure it's a ripoff from Stormfront too.

[Silenoz]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

Anyone notice all the black posters slowly left this site one by one...

Well, except Dal. Nothing gets rid of that guy

[kalm]

We have a “Gorillas in the Mist” thread but PCU level triggering when Skelly starts a thread about Cgrad’s and BDK’s homies.

Anyone notice all the black posters slowly left this site one by one...

Well, except Dal. Nothing gets rid of that guy

I have and was thinking the same. Tampajag was a great poster.

I don’t blame them.

[BDKJMU]

Jelly's mad at his family for not inviting him to the family reunion so he posted their pictures.

So of those pics were taken in Bama. Where is Jelly from again?

[Skjellyfetti]

Alabama.

I love the South and I love Alabama. I just love it enough to recognize its flaws and shortcomings.

Ain't about no hatred better raise a glass
It's a little about some rebels but it ain't about the past
Ain't about no foolish pride, Ain't about no flag
Hate's the only thing that my truck would want to drag
You think I'm dumb, maybe not too bright
You wonder how I sleep at night
Proud of the glory, stare down the shame
Duality of the southern thing

[BDKJMU]

Alabama.

I love the South and I love Alabama. I just love it enough to recognize its flaws and shortcomings.

I knew you were from Bama. Was trolling..