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awesome guy wrote:

ip_law-hokie wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote: I don’t see why southerners can’t come to grips with the fact that slavery was a major reason for the Civil War.


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Because we're educated and you're from an illegitimate state that trails the nation in education.

If you were educated, you would know that slavery was a major factor in starting the Civil War.


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I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

As opposed to Danville, where you sit drunk on the front porch next to the refrigerator waiting for the next welfare check.


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They ship meth to Manchester HS.

ip_law-hokie wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

ip_law-hokie wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:Because we're educated and you're from an illegitimate state that trails the nation in education.

If you were educated, you would know that slavery was a major factor in starting the Civil War.


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I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

As opposed to Danville, where you sit drunk on the front porch next to the refrigerator waiting for the next welfare check.


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They ship meth to Manchester HS.

That would be one of the more productive things they do.


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awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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Hokie CPA wrote:Southern concern over the abolition of slavery caused secession. Secession caused the War. Some folks like to skip the middle man and just say that slavery caused the war, but that's simply not the case. The War would never have happened without secession. Slavery had been a thing in the colonies and US for 200 years by then and never once cause a war. Secession was the culprit and arguing otherwise is quite short-sighted.

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

awesome guy wrote:If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

nolanvt wrote: What I'm enjoying about your meltdown the most is that you're disparaging Trump voters without realizing it. This is why I love UWS.

nolanvt wrote:

HokieFanDC wrote:

UpstateSCHokie wrote:Either that or just plain ignorance. Either way, more proof that you just can't trust anything these bastards says.

Did you know that George Wallace was a Republican? Along with Bull Connor? That the KKK was a Republican movement? That the Civil War was started because of slavery? All these fascinating facts and more can be found in today's episode of:



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PBS's Costa Wrongly Suggests George Wallace Was a Republican
By Brad Wilmouth | December 15, 2017 10:41 PM EST

Some liberal journalists just can't get the notion out of their minds that George Wallace was a Republican, even though the former segregationist governor of Alabama was a lifelong Democrat. On Friday's Washington Week on PBS, host Robert Costa -- also a Washington Post reporter -- suggested that Wallace was a part of the Republican party's "past" as he recalled that some black voters in Alabama are worried about the direction the GOP is taking. Costa:

I spoke to a lot of African-American voters when I was down there, Jeff, and they said that they're worried that the Republican Party -- broadly speaking -- is turning back to its past. They cited the former governor of Alabama, George Wallace, a segregationist, and they say, in Roy Moore -- sometimes even in President Trump -- they hear echoes of a past that makes them uncomfortable.

Not one of the four panel members jumped in to correct the suggestion that Wallace was ever a Republican as CNN's Jeff Zeleny, CBS's Nancy Cordes, NBC's Kristen Welker, and Vice News's Shawna Thomas got their turns to speak. Cordes suggested that the RNC would be hurt by their decision to fund Roy Moore as she vaguely claimed he had made racist comments the week before the special election. Cordes:

And I do think that the fact that the RNC decided at the end to get back into this race and back Roy Moore is a decision that is going to haunt them because -- had they not done that -- people could have said, "Well, this is the President popping off and he's impulsive -- of course he couldn't resist backing Roy Moore, but the party doesn't believe in someone like Roy Moore who has espoused racist views as recently as last week of the race." But because the RNC did get back in and support him financially, it's much more difficult for Republicans to make that case.

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Yep, that's stupid. As stupid as thinking that the Civil War wasn't about slavery. The racism of the 1800 and 1900s wasn't split on political lines, it was split geographically. Only partisan hacks try to frame it differently.

I don’t see why southerners can’t come to grips with the fact that slavery was a major reason for the Civil War.


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CFB Apologist wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

HokieFanDC wrote:

UpstateSCHokie wrote:Either that or just plain ignorance. Either way, more proof that you just can't trust anything these bastards says.

Did you know that George Wallace was a Republican? Along with Bull Connor? That the KKK was a Republican movement? That the Civil War was started because of slavery? All these fascinating facts and more can be found in today's episode of:



=============================

PBS's Costa Wrongly Suggests George Wallace Was a Republican
By Brad Wilmouth | December 15, 2017 10:41 PM EST

Some liberal journalists just can't get the notion out of their minds that George Wallace was a Republican, even though the former segregationist governor of Alabama was a lifelong Democrat. On Friday's Washington Week on PBS, host Robert Costa -- also a Washington Post reporter -- suggested that Wallace was a part of the Republican party's "past" as he recalled that some black voters in Alabama are worried about the direction the GOP is taking. Costa:

I spoke to a lot of African-American voters when I was down there, Jeff, and they said that they're worried that the Republican Party -- broadly speaking -- is turning back to its past. They cited the former governor of Alabama, George Wallace, a segregationist, and they say, in Roy Moore -- sometimes even in President Trump -- they hear echoes of a past that makes them uncomfortable.

Not one of the four panel members jumped in to correct the suggestion that Wallace was ever a Republican as CNN's Jeff Zeleny, CBS's Nancy Cordes, NBC's Kristen Welker, and Vice News's Shawna Thomas got their turns to speak. Cordes suggested that the RNC would be hurt by their decision to fund Roy Moore as she vaguely claimed he had made racist comments the week before the special election. Cordes:

And I do think that the fact that the RNC decided at the end to get back into this race and back Roy Moore is a decision that is going to haunt them because -- had they not done that -- people could have said, "Well, this is the President popping off and he's impulsive -- of course he couldn't resist backing Roy Moore, but the party doesn't believe in someone like Roy Moore who has espoused racist views as recently as last week of the race." But because the RNC did get back in and support him financially, it's much more difficult for Republicans to make that case.

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/br ... republican

Yep, that's stupid. As stupid as thinking that the Civil War wasn't about slavery. The racism of the 1800 and 1900s wasn't split on political lines, it was split geographically. Only partisan hacks try to frame it differently.

I don’t see why southerners can’t come to grips with the fact that slavery was a major reason for the Civil War.


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The problem you have is that northerners owned slaves too. Lots of them.

CFB Apologist wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

HokieFanDC wrote:

UpstateSCHokie wrote:Either that or just plain ignorance. Either way, more proof that you just can't trust anything these bastards says.

Did you know that George Wallace was a Republican? Along with Bull Connor? That the KKK was a Republican movement? That the Civil War was started because of slavery? All these fascinating facts and more can be found in today's episode of:



=============================

PBS's Costa Wrongly Suggests George Wallace Was a Republican
By Brad Wilmouth | December 15, 2017 10:41 PM EST

Some liberal journalists just can't get the notion out of their minds that George Wallace was a Republican, even though the former segregationist governor of Alabama was a lifelong Democrat. On Friday's Washington Week on PBS, host Robert Costa -- also a Washington Post reporter -- suggested that Wallace was a part of the Republican party's "past" as he recalled that some black voters in Alabama are worried about the direction the GOP is taking. Costa:

I spoke to a lot of African-American voters when I was down there, Jeff, and they said that they're worried that the Republican Party -- broadly speaking -- is turning back to its past. They cited the former governor of Alabama, George Wallace, a segregationist, and they say, in Roy Moore -- sometimes even in President Trump -- they hear echoes of a past that makes them uncomfortable.

Not one of the four panel members jumped in to correct the suggestion that Wallace was ever a Republican as CNN's Jeff Zeleny, CBS's Nancy Cordes, NBC's Kristen Welker, and Vice News's Shawna Thomas got their turns to speak. Cordes suggested that the RNC would be hurt by their decision to fund Roy Moore as she vaguely claimed he had made racist comments the week before the special election. Cordes:

And I do think that the fact that the RNC decided at the end to get back into this race and back Roy Moore is a decision that is going to haunt them because -- had they not done that -- people could have said, "Well, this is the President popping off and he's impulsive -- of course he couldn't resist backing Roy Moore, but the party doesn't believe in someone like Roy Moore who has espoused racist views as recently as last week of the race." But because the RNC did get back in and support him financially, it's much more difficult for Republicans to make that case.

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/br ... republican

Yep, that's stupid. As stupid as thinking that the Civil War wasn't about slavery. The racism of the 1800 and 1900s wasn't split on political lines, it was split geographically. Only partisan hacks try to frame it differently.

I don’t see why southerners can’t come to grips with the fact that slavery was a major reason for the Civil War.


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The problem you have is that northerners owned slaves too. Lots of them.

RiverguyVT wrote:270,000!?
''Tis a lot!

ip_law-hokie wrote:

HokieFanDC wrote:

UpstateSCHokie wrote:Either that or just plain ignorance. Either way, more proof that you just can't trust anything these bastards says.

Did you know that George Wallace was a Republican? Along with Bull Connor? That the KKK was a Republican movement? That the Civil War was started because of slavery? All these fascinating facts and more can be found in today's episode of:



=============================

PBS's Costa Wrongly Suggests George Wallace Was a Republican
By Brad Wilmouth | December 15, 2017 10:41 PM EST

Some liberal journalists just can't get the notion out of their minds that George Wallace was a Republican, even though the former segregationist governor of Alabama was a lifelong Democrat. On Friday's Washington Week on PBS, host Robert Costa -- also a Washington Post reporter -- suggested that Wallace was a part of the Republican party's "past" as he recalled that some black voters in Alabama are worried about the direction the GOP is taking. Costa:

I spoke to a lot of African-American voters when I was down there, Jeff, and they said that they're worried that the Republican Party -- broadly speaking -- is turning back to its past. They cited the former governor of Alabama, George Wallace, a segregationist, and they say, in Roy Moore -- sometimes even in President Trump -- they hear echoes of a past that makes them uncomfortable.

Not one of the four panel members jumped in to correct the suggestion that Wallace was ever a Republican as CNN's Jeff Zeleny, CBS's Nancy Cordes, NBC's Kristen Welker, and Vice News's Shawna Thomas got their turns to speak. Cordes suggested that the RNC would be hurt by their decision to fund Roy Moore as she vaguely claimed he had made racist comments the week before the special election. Cordes:

And I do think that the fact that the RNC decided at the end to get back into this race and back Roy Moore is a decision that is going to haunt them because -- had they not done that -- people could have said, "Well, this is the President popping off and he's impulsive -- of course he couldn't resist backing Roy Moore, but the party doesn't believe in someone like Roy Moore who has espoused racist views as recently as last week of the race." But because the RNC did get back in and support him financially, it's much more difficult for Republicans to make that case.

https://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/nb/br ... republican

Yep, that's stupid. As stupid as thinking that the Civil War wasn't about slavery. The racism of the 1800 and 1900s wasn't split on political lines, it was split geographically. Only partisan hacks try to frame it differently.

Correct. The south remains more racist.


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nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

cwtcr hokie wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote: Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

so did I

HokieFanDC wrote:

RiverguyVT wrote:270,000!?
''Tis a lot!

Ok, so then what do you consider 1.3m, compared to 0.27m?
And the point of this is that he is trying to portray the slave situation in the north and south as similar. It wasn't even remotely similar.

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:
I am educated and so don't say ignorant things like you are here. That poor WV education is on display, they should have sent you into a mine.

Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

cwtcr hokie wrote:{quote="cwtcr hokie"]

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote:

awesome guy wrote:

nolanvt wrote: Why should they have sent me into a coal mine if mining and miners are good?


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I'm sure that made sense to you

You said I should have been sent into the mine as if that’s a bad thing or something. Maybe you’ll determine what you actually meant after you sober up.


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You're the one drunk. You should be in a mine because of your weak mind. You ain't got what it takes to make it outside of manual labor. The fact that you missed this is proof of it being correct.

If I'm weak-minded, you should contact NASBA and inform them to up the difficulty of the CPA exam since I passed all four parts on the first try.

so did I