NAACP wants removal of Confederate generals from Stone Mountain

Wsb TV ^ | 07.13.15 | WSB TV

[relictele]

Always such a smiley bunch. It must be tiring playing professional victim for decades.

I wonder what all the black people working in the skyscrapers around them in the ‘city too busy to hate’ think of these whiners?

[bikerman]

NAACP offends me ban it.

[Figment]

I’m cool with that. Give them permission to go right on up there and do it. Do these imbeciles realise what they are asking? Let’s drop a few over the edge of the mountain with ropes and chisels in hand and see how many centuries it takes them

[Crim]

Why stop there?.....why not go full libtard and just give it all back to england , france, spain and Russia?

[GoneSalt]

Try this.

As much as possible, tell them it’s “Southern Art”.

Then challenge their “supposed” Christian majority, and ask them if it’s more or less offensive than the “Piss Christ” whose abomination completely escapes their concern, supposedly a legal expression of artistic endeavor society allows to exist.

If not, smash that piss jar before you touch this statue/monument/flag...you Pharisees and mockers of God.

Last bit adds nice flavor. TYJ ;)

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

I want these NAACP aholes removed from my country.

[bikerman]

NAACP offends me ban it.

[ETL]

How about “removing” the NAACP and their constituency from the North American continent.

Here's John Fonda Kerry giving the clenched-fist "Black Power" salute at an NAACP event.

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"Presidential candidate John Kerry clenched his fist and thrust it into the air at yesterday’s NAACP convention in Philadelphia—in what appeared to be a “Black Power” salute reminiscent of some of the race-based separatist movements of the 1960s.

The Kerry campaign refused to confirm that their candidate “intended” to offer the controversial gesture, the New York Post said.

But photographs of the moment left little room for any other interpretation. Kerry’s “Black Power” salute was delivered from the podium while standing side-by-side with NAACP president Kweisi Mfume."

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/off-topic-discussions/176040-kerry-gives-black-power-salute-naacp.html

[SkyDancer]

Yeah, well my relatives who fought in War One and War Two might have a say in that. But then, Moochelle is totally mindless.

[central_va]

Just carve Obama up there holding Traveler’s reins, it will be ok then.

[Inyo-Mono]

Right on the money! When I first read “1984” back in the 1970s, it all seemed so far fetched.

[TigersEye]

OK. Being in CO that means none of them would have any claim where I am. The Rockies from El Paso to the Yukon would be under no rule. That’s enough free territory for me, pilgrim. I think.

[Ray76]

Private property.

[Rodamala]

The 0bama admin is working feverishly to secure H1-B visas for the Taliban to send over it's team of experts. I envision a no-bid contract is in order, however we might be able to get a better price if we go with ISIL.

[Charles Martel]

This is clearly a Valerie Jarrett run op.

Agreed. Just watch and see how quickly places like the Stone Mountain Historic District and the Lee Circle monument in New Orleans get ejected from the National Register of Historic Places by the NPS.

[kalee]

Jefferson Davis Highway runs through the county where I live, I’m waiting for someone to demand it be changed.

[headstamp 2]

“whoremonger”

That would be whoremaster

[M-cubed]

when we start calling them “Colored People” instead of...%!$$#@.. or whatever is politically correct nowadays....Will the NAACP change their name????

[DuncanWaring]

If they want to eliminate all traces of the Confederacy, they need to outlaw the Democrat party, also.

Democrats were the Party of Slavery at their founding two centuries ago, they remain the Party of Slavery today.

[MUDDOG]

MLK's PhD showed it was cribbed

New York Times ran a front page story documenting it, on Nov. 10, 1990.

The Times even ran a side-by-sie comparison of excerpts from King's and Boozer's dissertations. It was devastating.

The Times article predicted: "But it is not likely, even if plagiarism is proved, that the Ph.D. degree would be revoked, because neither Dr. King nor his dissertation adviser is alive to defend the work."

And Boston University did not revoke his Ph.D.