Its only O.K. to trash white religious people. Its a great world we live in. Why is shit like this news? Why are we all looking to be offended? Get over yourself.
Tell us how you really feel.
Its only O.K. to trash white religious people. Its a great world we live in. Why is shit like this news? Why are we all looking to be offended? Get over yourself.
I think I have been very consistent.
Do not judge lest you be judged.
Don't pick on an old fart for believing something most his age believe.
Talk about the real issue, why do we scapegoat homosexuality? What is so bad about this sin, if it even is sin, than say greed. The one sin in the bible that is talked about more than any other and the one sin that American Christianity in general, ignores. Capitalist greed.
I was scared to go to DS until I was like 19 or 20. My mom was born in 1950 so I heard some.....stories.Denham Springs, so right on the edge
It's true that homosexuality is barely mentioned in the bible (and it's not even mentioned in broad terms, there's nothing about gay marriage or lesbianism, it's just a bout dudes having butt sex).Talk about the real issue, why do we scapegoat homosexuality? What is so bad about this sin, if it even is sin, than say greed. The one sin in the bible that is talked about more than any other and the one sin that American Christianity in general, ignores. Capitalist greed.
I was scared to go to DS until I was like 19 or 20. My mom was born in 1950 so I heard some.....stories.
Girl I worked with a while back lived with her black boyfriend in a trailer out there and they would leave notes threatening to kill them, burn down their home, etc.I never heard stories about DS, but Livingston proper down the road from there when I was growing up was probably one of the most racist places ever and I hear it still is. I mean hell, the Fair Ground there was built for Klan Rallies. And the stories I hear about it in the 50' and 60's from my parents and others who lived there paint is as one of the most dangerous places one could be in if not white.
Girl I worked with a while back lived with her black boyfriend in a trailer out there and they would leave notes threatening to kill them, burn down their home, etc.
Yea this was in DS or Walker I think. She didn't take it seriously but that's still very concerning lol.In DS?
I've never actually experienced straight up racism in Louisiana. Only time I was ever called a nigger in my life was in Detroit when I was like 13 by a 50 year old kmart manager lol.
No, but people (including us) are talking about it, and people are declaring the man a racist, asshole, redneck.... Whatever just because they don't agree with him. Who are we to judge the man? What makes us any better? I don't agree with him, but who really cares what I think.
You are the ones judging him. He said his peace. He did not mean to offend. He probably is wrong in some sense. But so are all of you for judging him.
Its only O.K. to trash white religious people. Its a great world we live in. Why is shit like this news? Why are we all looking to be offended? Get over yourself.
The United Mine Workers of America (UMW) and rival miners' unions appropriated both the term redneck and its literal manifestation, the red bandana, in order to build multiracial unions of white, black, and immigrant miners in the strike-ridden coalfields of northern and central Appalachia between 1912 and 1936. The origin of redneck to mean "a union man" or "a striker" remains uncertain, but according to linguist David W. Maurer, the former definition of the word probably dates at least to the 1910s, if not earlier. The use of redneck to designate "a union member" was especially popular during the 1920s and 1930s in the coal-producing regions of southern West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, and western Pennsylvania, where the word came to be specifically applied to a miner who belonged to a union.
The term can be found throughout McAllister Coleman and Stephen Raushenbush's 1936 socialist proletarian novel, Red Neck, which recounts the story of a charismatic union who says to his girl, "I'm not much to be proud of. I'm just a red necked miner like the rest."
The earliest printed uses of the word red-neck in a coal-mining context date from the 1912-1913 Paint and Cabin Creeks strike in southern West Virginia and from the 1913-1914 Trinidad District strike in southern Colorado. According to folklorist George Korson, non-union miners derisively called strikers "rednecks" in the Appalachian coalfields. The word refers to the red handkerchiefs that striking union coal miners in both southern West Virginia and southern Colorado often wore around their necks or arms as a part of their informal uniform.
Fun fact, these guys were tried where I live for treason like John Brown back in the day when he tried incite a slave rebellion.The Battle of Blair Mountain was one of the largest civil uprisings in United States history and the largest armed rebellion since the American Civil War. For five days in late August and early September 1921, in Logan County, West Virginia, some 10,000 armed coal miners confronted 3,000 lawmen and strikebreakers, called the Logan Defenders who were backed by coal mine operators during an attempt by the miners to unionize the southwestern West Virginia coalfields. The battle ended after approximately one million rounds were fired and the United States Army intervened by presidential order.
You mean the place where most Afro Americans live?Southern white people, with a limited experience to Black people, often have a limited understanding of problems faced by Black people.
Why is this a surprise?
Guy is a fucking idiot bigot, but I really wish people could understand the term redneck? There's a difference between a "redneck" and a hillbilly racist dude. I actually admittedly didn't understand the difference until I moved more south. I totally understand why people use the word redneck to label southern racist homophobic dudes because it's the most common term for them? I used to do that. Maybe it's just semantics or the evolution in language, but redneck actually wasn't a negative term back in the day. In fact, I think if you actually met a redneck, you'd actually find that they were okay?
I honestly thought for the longest time redneck meant white racist dudes who wore wife beaters and had a sunburn on the back of their neck.
That's really not the origins of rednecks. They were actually quite liberal.
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Problem is you can't call it ignorance without someone calling you ignorant for judging him. So in the end idiots gonna idiot.What he says comes from a place of ignorance. His comments read like someone who honestly doesn't know any better. He can't even imagine why two guys would get together and bases it purely on where you are sticking your dick. It's more than just that. It's just ignorance. And I really doubt he wants to change that.
What he says comes from a place of ignorance. His comments read like someone who honestly doesn't know any better. He can't even imagine why two guys would get together and bases it purely on where you are sticking your dick. It's more than just that. It's just ignorance. And I really doubt he wants to change that.
I thought that was way worse than the part bolded in the OP. I mean, its all horse shit, but is he actually saying that all black people basically amount to white trash?
I really wish this could be enough to get them off TV. Considering A&E kept Dog around for a while, too, I'm guessing not.
I really don't understand the current fascination with rednecks between shit like these guys, and Honey Boo Boo.
Southern white people, with a limited experience to Black people, often have a limited understanding of problems faced by Black people.
Why is this a surprise?
How is he not ignorant again?He is not ignorant, he just doesn't care.
I'd say he cares quite a bit about getting his words out.FoxNews said:Robertson also told GQ his family has lost its privacy since they were thrust into the limelight as the stars of the hit show, but it was well worth it because the series has given him a platform to spread his religious beliefs
All the more puzzling since a lot of those southern white folks had plantations in the past.
Denham, didn't you guys make a wizard your mayor?LOL I guess, I live in Denham Springs though and man, sometimes I wonder about these people
That first comment. So... Loving another human being, while not the opposing sex, leads to other things like beastiality. I'm sure just like smoking a little weed on occasion leads to needles in your veins.His gay comments deserve their own thread.
Someone on my Facebook liked a picture of him with a caption saying something like comment if you support Phil.
After removing her as a friend, I dug into the comment. Wow. It's a stern reminder of how many racists/homophobic people are still out there.
"The gays control America and free speech"
Yes that was a comment.
Someone on my Facebook liked a picture of him with a caption saying something like comment if you support Phil.
After removing her as a friend, I dug into the comment. Wow. It's a stern reminder of how many racists/homophobic people are still out there.
"The gays control America and free speech"
Yes that was a comment.
Today I learned that Americans pay close attention to "Duck Dynasty's Phil".
Today I learned that Americans pay close attention to "Duck Dynasty's Phil".