[apillar]

You got give him credit for one thing, he says what he thinks and doesn't give a hoot what anybody on either side or the press thinks about it. Somehow I doubt a tearful “Paula Deen” style faux apology will be forthcoming...

[thorvaldr]

Remember when everyone gathered around this guy based on his sophisticated and erudite take on public policy and race relations? No, neither do I. Folks mostly objected to the “1st amendment zone” and wanted the BLM to not shoot him in the head and take his cattle. His opinions don’t really impact whether the BLM should shoot him and take his cattle in order for Harry Reid to make more money.

[beelzepug]

“...I doubt a tearful “Paula Deen” style faux apology will be forthcoming...”

Nor should one be.

[DoodleDawg]

You got give him credit for one thing, he says what he thinks and doesn't give a hoot what anybody on either side or the press thinks about it.

Then why did he feel the need to 'clarify' his statement?

[TheBlackSwan]

Must admit, he is part of a dying generation...I was just thinking the other day as I reflected on the sad state our country is in and the upcoming generation that will oversee it...those men in the 50’s knew what was to come when they complained about those kids and their rock and roll music...

And I find it funny that just yesterday Diane Sawyer and ABC did a piece on skin color and dolls and which color kids preferred, stigmas, etc. and while they seem to continue to be the ones keeping our differences alive...they cannot have a true discussion about race in this country f it’s not to their liking.

While I can’t see a big difference between how a black family could fare well under slavery, they aren’t faring well today, neither.

We’ve all become slaves to the system...challenging it was why so many were supportive and intrigued with the Bundy story. No more Wacos and Ruby Ridges going forward...there will be battles, imo.