Happy Jim Crow Songs

[rdean]

We have been told by racist bigots that blacks did not sing the Blues during Jim Crow. So all who support the racist Ducks, please post all those happy Jim Crow songs.

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Phil Robertson was speaking specifically about the blacks he encountered. You don't score any rhetorical points by overgeneralizing.

There is plenty Robertson said which was objectionable without the need for you to make things up.

I'm sure they were honest with a white guy in the deep south during the 60's.

You know this reminds me of? Right wingers who say, "I have black friends". Then you ask those "friends" if they are friends and they say, "No, we only work at the same place and I don't want any trouble".

 

[rdean]

Served with a guy from Monroe who said the sixties into the seventies there was a wild time for race problems. Maybe Phil did not talk to many black folks then. And I don't think Phil was into bad stuff like that either: he was a jock and a toker.

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

If he says he's white trash, who am I to argue? But because he calls himself names doesn't mean he can be excused for comparing others he never met and doesn't know to murderers and humandogfucking. He calls himself white trash. An insult to trash.

 

[BobPlumb]

Phil was telling about his experience. If you were not there then STFU, you don't know that what he said wasn't true.

Yea i kinda know it wasn't true. What black guy in 1950's LA would tell any white what he really thought?

I can see it now:

Phil: "Hey Big Jim, what do you think about all of this segregation stuff?"

Big Jim: "O Mister Robinson, I don't trouble myself with that stuff. I am happy the Lord blessed me with a job."

Big Jim back at his tennant house: "You won't believe what that white boy Robinson asked me today...."

In Phil Robinson's little subset of reality, segregation and Jim Crow laws may have never come up while he was working with his black friends. I wasn't there, you weren't there, you just go believing what ever you want to beleive. If want to beleive that blacks never experience any happiness in the fifties and that Robertson could not have been witness to any blacks being happy, then go right ahead.

 

[tinydancer]

Served with a guy from Monroe who said the sixties into the seventies there was a wild time for race problems. Maybe Phil did not talk to many black folks then. And I don't think Phil was into bad stuff like that either: he was a jock and a toker.

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

Well, I have read that the KGB said the Ukrainians were happy during the purges of the 1930's.

Well your New York Times told me so. Pulitzer prize winner wasn't he?

While my relatives were being starved to death.

 

[tinydancer]

Served with a guy from Monroe who said the sixties into the seventies there was a wild time for race problems. Maybe Phil did not talk to many black folks then. And I don't think Phil was into bad stuff like that either: he was a jock and a toker.

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

If he says he's white trash, who am I to argue? But because he calls himself names doesn't mean he can be excused for comparing others he never met and doesn't know to murderers and humandogfucking. He calls himself white trash. An insult to trash.

Means you're in a city. I've been high I have been low. I've known both sides of money. 'But I know West Monroe and I know that territory very well.

I've got my dogs down there when I was a breeder. What you are doing is horrid. Slurring this man. I've not a problem with it though.

Paybacks a bitch. And you never know how it's going to bite you in the ass.

 

[tinydancer]

Just so everyone can get up to speed on this wonderful gentleman who told the whole world that Stalin was a champ and actually win a Pulitzer prize"

Stalin was starving the Ukraine aka most of my relatives. Hitler was gassing jews while Stalin was killing my people by starving them to death.

I consider both of these genocidal deaths equal. Only one was just faster.

 

[tinydancer]

Served with a guy from Monroe who said the sixties into the seventies there was a wild time for race problems. Maybe Phil did not talk to many black folks then. And I don't think Phil was into bad stuff like that either: he was a jock and a toker.

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

If he says he's white trash, who am I to argue? But because he calls himself names doesn't mean he can be excused for comparing others he never met and doesn't know to murderers and humandogfucking. He calls himself white trash. An insult to trash.

He was talking about being Godly and working with darkies that he thought Godly too.

You miss the whole point of this.

How you would come out of a field and be happy in the Lord. You worked hard. You're working on bringing home a harvest. And you had a good day.

 

[Kosh]

Who dwells on notions like "blacks didn't sing the blues during Jim Crow" except latent or overt racists? If you polled the political affiliation of every KKK member during the civil rights struggle you would have found a card carrying democrat.

And poll the KKK today. Which party would they support.

The Neo-Nazi National Socialist Movement

 

[Kosh]

We have been told by racist bigots that blacks did not sing the Blues during Jim Crow. So all who support the racist Ducks, please post all those happy Jim Crow songs.

<snipped>

Phil Robertson was speaking specifically about the blacks he encountered. You don't score any rhetorical points by overgeneralizing.

There is plenty Robertson said which was objectionable without the need for you to make things up.

I'm sure they were honest with a white guy in the deep south during the 60's.

You know this reminds me of? Right wingers who say, "I have black friends". Then you ask those "friends" if they are friends and they say, "No, we only work at the same place and I don't want any trouble".

Far left propaganda

 

[Kosh]

Served with a guy from Monroe who said the sixties into the seventies there was a wild time for race problems. Maybe Phil did not talk to many black folks then. And I don't think Phil was into bad stuff like that either: he was a jock and a toker.

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

If he says he's white trash, who am I to argue? But because he calls himself names doesn't mean he can be excused for comparing others he never met and doesn't know to murderers and humandogfucking. He calls himself white trash. An insult to trash.

even more far left propaganda irony.

 

[tinydancer]

Rainy night in Georgia. Let's get these tunes rolling.

 

[tinydancer]

You white fucking yankees who've never travelled out of your momma's basement don't have a clue.

 

[tinydancer]

Ok I started off with rainy nights and omg what a killer that was.holy toledo a black man badabing and a white man badabing singing together!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Kosh]

And this thread proves the far left attack on the bible back fired and now they acting like two-year olds because they did not get their way. The far left propaganda back fired on them.

 

[tinydancer]

Best white guy sounding like a black dude................

Eric Burdon

There is a house in New Orleans they call the Rising Sun...............

 

[tinydancer]

I absolutely love Doctor John.

Put in any tune you want.

 

[OKTexas]

If this is a indirect reference to Phil's willingness to ignore the fruits of segregation in northeast Louisiana, well, please understand it is not just Phil. It was all of white Monroe at the time.

So how long did you spend in that area in the late 40's and early 50's, how many day's did you spend in the fields with Phil? Come on ass hole, tell us exactly how Phil got it wrong? You speak so authoritatively I'm sure you were there or is your ignorant mouth writing checks your ass can't cash?

 

[tinydancer]

If this is a indirect reference to Phil's willingness to ignore the fruits of segregation in northeast Louisiana, well, please understand it is not just Phil. It was all of white Monroe at the time.

So how long did you spend in that area in the late 40's and early 50's, how many day's did you spend in the fields with Phil? Come on ass hole, tell us exactly how Phil got it wrong? You speak so authoritatively I'm sure you were there or is your ignorant mouth writing checks your ass can't cash?

What I don't get and what they are spinning is Phil was talking directly to his experience working in the fields.

 

[rdean]

He worked in the fields with blacks. How close can you get? Phil said he was considered white trash.

I mean come freaking on here. He said he was dirt poor and the blacks he worked with in the fields were dirt poor but he was trying to point out what held them together was their faith in Christ and could still sing hymns all day and coming out of the fields.

For crying out loud, that was his point. They all believed in Jesus.

Man oh man you people are some fucked up on your judgement when you can't even grasp what he was saying.

If he says he's white trash, who am I to argue? But because he calls himself names doesn't mean he can be excused for comparing others he never met and doesn't know to murderers and humandogfucking. He calls himself white trash. An insult to trash.

Means you're in a city. I've been high I have been low. I've known both sides of money. 'But I know West Monroe and I know that territory very well.

I've got my dogs down there when I was a breeder. What you are doing is horrid. Slurring this man. I've not a problem with it though.

Paybacks a bitch. And you never know how it's going to bite you in the ass.

From the GQ interview:

“Start with homosexual behavior and just morph out from there. Bestiality, sleeping around with this woman and that woman and that woman and those men,” he says.

During Phil’s darkest days, in the early 1970s, he had to flee the state of Arkansas after he badly beat up a bar owner and the guy’s wife. Kay Robertson persuaded the bar owner not to press charges in exchange for most of the Robertsons’ life savings. (“A hefty price,” he notes in his memoir.) I ask Phil if he ever repented for that, as he wants America to repent—if he ever tracked down the bar owner and his wife to apologize for the assault. He shakes his head.

“I didn’t dredge anything back up. I just put it behind me.

whether they’re homosexuals, drunks, terrorists. We let God sort ’em out later

“I never, with my eyes, saw the mistreatment of any black person. Not once. Where we lived was all farmers. The blacks worked for the farmers. I hoed cotton with them. I’m with the blacks, because we’re white trash. We’re going across the field.... They’re singing and happy. I never heard one of them, one black person, say, ‘I tell you what: These doggone white people’—not a word!... Pre-entitlement, pre-welfare, you say: Were they happy? They were godly; they were happy; no one was singing the blues.”

Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Gives Drew Magary a Tour

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Look at this fucker. Start with gay and next is humandogfucking?

And he beat up a man AND HIS WIFE? Ran off and never apologized?

Then he throws gays in with terrorists and drunks?

And you guys have the nerve to say I'm slandering this shitstain? And look at what he says about blacks.

You fuckers are awful. And this guy is a fucking HERO to you turds? Shame on you.
SHAME
SHAME
SHAME

If you had a soul, you would be ashamed. But from people who believe in "let him die", it's too much to ask.

 

[tinydancer]

And anyone who wants to
challenge me. I know this state like my left hand spread out and going to a palm reader.

I probably know Lousiana : better than bayou bill for heavens sake.

I can tell you which dog was born where.