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To: wienerdog.com
With all due respect, we kind of outgrew that stuff about a thousand years ago.

There were still wholesale lynchings of blacks going on in the American South as late as the 1960s, right here in America. And the ones usually holding the rope were good, white, church-goin' folk. Just growing pains, eh?

116 posted on 07/01/2002 6:22:20 PM PDT by strela
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To: strela
There were still wholesale lynchings of blacks going on in the American South as late as the 1960s

Would you care to document your claim that there were wholesale lynchings of blacks going on in the 1960's American South? Sound like you are conducting a wholsale lynching of the American South!

143 posted on 07/01/2002 6:39:14 PM PDT by F-117A
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To: strela
There were still wholesale lynchings of blacks going on in the American South as late as the 1960s, right here in America.

Are you equating a few slack-jawed rednecks attacking people based on skin color to a religious cult desiring to forcefully convert and/or kill the whole wide world? You of all people, going the moral equivalency route. I miss you on the WOD threads.

144 posted on 07/01/2002 6:39:52 PM PDT by wienerdog.com
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To: strela
There were still wholesale lynchings of blacks going on in the American South as late as the 1960s, right here in America

Pathetic. I won't ask you for a cite since that is impossible. As bad it was, there were literally dozens of blacks lynched in the 20th century (and more than a few whites). But to claim 'wholesale lynchings' is laughable.

Keep trying

302 posted on 07/01/2002 8:51:20 PM PDT by fnord
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