Why aren't whites told to go back where they came from?

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22 Jul 2019, 5:44 pm

The only time I've heard "The War of Northern Aggression" was from some racists my brother knew.



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22 Jul 2019, 5:47 pm

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One Southerner said he wouldget up an hour earlier and stay up an hour later just to have more time to hate on Yankees.

It's funny when you mention "southerner" hating yankees we know it can't be a black southerner because black southerners left in droves to the north escape people like the southerner fellow you mention (for obvious reasons).

Always a good a idea to keep an open mind on these things...black southerners are proud of their roots but don't carry these ridiculous grudges, if anything they are grateful they didn't end up chattel forever.


Yes and when they went up north they discovered that white northerners are just as racist as white southerners, but of course they pretend not to be. :roll:

And I wouldn't say these grudges are ridiculous. If yankees really wanted the country to heal and for us to get over the fact that we lost the Civil War they wouldn't be constantly talking s**t about us or rubbing our noses in the fact that we lost.

Yankees are a bunch of sore winners. Typical American attitude when it comes to winning any war. :roll:


I am not trying to pick a fight with you, but that is factually wrong. And as ass-backward as it can be. The average northern US White adult person stops thinking about the Civil War in the tenth grade. Its southerners who are obsessed with the Civil War. Not that there aren't understandable reasons for them to be obsessed with it. The war was fought in their backyards, and not on northern soil for the most part. Most Northern White families weren't even in the US until their ancestors came here from southern or eastern Europe through Ellis Island in the 1880's through 1920 era (after the civil war), while southerners (black and white) tends to have deeper roots in their current community that were effected by the Civil War. And so on. Now recently there is a trend towards northern millennials thinking about confederate statues. But if you're talking about my parents generation, or even about my boomer generation, you have it all backwards. Its the south that obsesses about their defeat. Folks in the Bronx, and Chicago, never think about the civil war..


Some do. My junior high teacher from New Jersey did.


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22 Jul 2019, 7:31 pm

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Who the hell calls it "The war of northern aggression"? It's "The Civil War" here. I think that's just another southern stereotype. I never hear anybody in the south refer to the Civil War that way except for yankee actors with phony southern accents trying to mock the south on TV. :roll:


It's been used by the white southern right and their sympathizers since the end of the Civil War. Ask JohnPowel what he calls the Civil War, as he's a Lincoln hating, Confederate sympathizer. Georgia Senator Broun, who had left the Senate a few years ago, used the term, as do Neo-Confederates on a regular basis.


It can't be that commonly used if I spent 19 years of my life in Georgia and never heard that term used by anyone except in mocking stereotypes like this:



Then you're lucky. As I said, it's the younger white southerners who are the best hope for your part of the country.


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22 Jul 2019, 7:35 pm

It's the younger generation of millennials whom everyone seems to hate that will be in charge of fixing whatever mess is left for the whole country once things really fall apart.


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22 Jul 2019, 7:42 pm

I don't see much "hatred for Millennials" here on WP.



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22 Jul 2019, 7:45 pm

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I don't see much "hatred for Millennials" here on WP.

I listen to older people complain about my generation all the time. Calling us "lazy" and "narcissistic".

In fact I have heard those claims made in the topic asking how people felt about the younger generation.


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22 Jul 2019, 8:10 pm

I don't see it that much, though.

I'm a Baby Boomer.....I have nothing against Millennials.



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22 Jul 2019, 8:18 pm

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I don't see it that much, though.

I'm a Baby Boomer.....I have nothing against Millennials.

My mom has nothing against millennials either, and she gets annoyed at the way some people her age and older look down on us.


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22 Jul 2019, 8:39 pm

I'm Generation X, and the things older people say about Millennials today used to be said about my generation.


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22 Jul 2019, 8:45 pm

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I'm Generation X, and the things older people say about Millennials today used to be said about my generation.

The older ones always grumble about music, hair ,clothes...
In the twenties it was “ look at those scandalous flappers, what’s the world coming to?”


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22 Jul 2019, 8:54 pm

^^No Doubt!

In the 1950s, parents were complaining about Rock N Roll being the "Devil's Music."

In the previous generation, swing music was considered scandalous.



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22 Jul 2019, 9:00 pm

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^^No Doubt!

In the 1950s, parents were complaining about Rock N Roll being the "Devil's Music."

In the previous generation, swing music was considered scandalous.


There was also a time when Jazz music was called "Devil's Music". In New Orleans I learned they actually tried to outlaw it. I think mostly because it was a style of music invented by black people and the high society snobs didn't like the fact that young white people were liking these black musicians and paying them to perform at clubs.


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22 Jul 2019, 9:02 pm

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^^No Doubt!

In the 1950s, parents were complaining about Rock N Roll being the "Devil's Music."

In the previous generation, swing music was considered scandalous.


:heart:

I'm Gen X ... almost a boomer but not quite. I know some mighty fine Millennials though.


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22 Jul 2019, 9:56 pm

I work with nice Millennials....even some in Generation Z.

They’re nice people.



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23 Jul 2019, 9:30 am

I finally realized that I shouldn't keep defending the south when it comes to the Civil War. I mean I say I'm not racist but I'm basically defending people that supported slavery and what they did to African Americans was really damn sh***y. :|

But with that said, I still view the Union army with contempt for what they did to the Natives Americans. They really were not much different from us in regards to racism even though the north likes to think they were. Let's not forget that the Native Americans were tricked out of the island of Manhattan for a cup of worthless beads.


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23 Jul 2019, 11:16 am

Manhattan was sold for 60 Dutch Guilders, which is about $1,000 today.

Still cheap!