opinion of (former poster) statesrights?

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

He always was a little nutty - as any working class rightwinger capable of independent thought is pretty much wont to be - but a nice enough guy personally. We have worse posters.

Yeah, I mean J.J. and I were going to meet up with him and his wife, who seems very nice.  We wouldn't do that if we thought he was a total dick.  He's got 3 really cute kids, works hard, etc.....but something seemd to snap prior to his departure from the Atlas, and then again recently.

[Хahar 🤔]

FF (Southern (Normal))

Thurmond would have been an excellent choice for the presidenc.

1948 Thurmond/Wright
1968 Wallace/LeMay

1948 : Thurmond
1968 : Wallace

What's disturbing about that? Sounds more like a point of pride to me.

Wallace w/out a second thought.

Alabama 1978 Gov. George Wallace

One of the greatest governors ever.

Wallace (normal)

I have one of his campaign buttons over my computer. Guess what I voted?

1860: John C. Breckinridge (Southern Democratic-KY)
1861: Jefferson Davis (CSA-MS)
1948: Strom Thurmond (States' Rights Democratic)
1968: George Wallace (American Independent)

A Buchanan/Gingrich ticket would certainly be the best ticket since Wallace/LeMay in '68.

My man Wallace.

Segregation now, segregation forever.

Plus, I must add that most school districts around here are already in that situation, it's just not "public" policy.

John C Calhoun
George Wallace

Option 4.

Yes their definately were good aspects to slavery. The main one being free labor. I don't advocate re-institution of slavery or anything but their are good aspects to it.

Slavery is a very complicated issue and it is not black and white and all the same.

[bgwah]

One time I made him so mad, he made a thread on "The Atlas" and threatened to sue me.

Haha! But seriously, he was terrible.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Did he actually elaborate what was good about the slavery or just keep repeating the phrase like an old tape?

[Oswald Acted Alone, You Kook]

Hewlett Packard

[Eraserhead]

He had interesting taste in music. He liked stuff that you certainly wouldn't expect him to.