Comments by "" (@TheHuxleyAgnostic) on "Joe Rogan u0026 Candace Owens on Race in America" video.

@fubarace1027 So a hundred years of the majority of southern voters voting for people who kept slavery, another hundred years of the majority of southern voters voting for segregationists and those who fought against desegregation, and Southern populations being much more racist just went away? Their Confederate flags on state flags, their Confederate monuments, and also multiple southern states still having a Confederate Memorial Day ... all dedicated to memorializing those who were willing to kill and die for the "right" (enshrined in the Confederate constitution) to own, torture, rape, and kill, other human beings ... isn't an indication they might still be a bit more racist?
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@fubarace1027 Talk about bullshit. Some racists in X doesn't equate to being just as racist as Y, if there has far more racists in Y. It's more and less. Trying to make out like there was the same percentage of racists in states where the majority of voters voted for abolitionists as states where the majority of voters voted for anti-abolitionists, is just moronic. The same goes for voting for anti-segregationists vs voting for segregationists ... which only ended about 50 years ago. There are still black Americans alive who lived under it, and still white Americans who voted for it. Trying to make it all sound like some ancient history is also bullshit. The southern strategy is also documented, by Republicans themselves. What "history" are you preserving? The statues were put up decades after the fact, by a group of racist Southern women. Either you're honoring those willing to kill and die for the "right" to enslave others, or you're honoring the work of a bunch of racist women, that were largely a sister group to the KKK. There's zero evidence that having no statues of Nazis led to Nazis being erased from history. There's zero evidence that ripping down a statue of Saddam erased him from history. It was simply the act of ripping down a monument to an asshole. If there so much less racism than 50 years ago, why do they still need stupid shit like this explained to them? In 2021, why the hell are there still Confederate Memorial Days, even called Confederate Heroes Day, in some Southern states? They're either more racist or more stupid.
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@fubarace1027 Rofl. You seem to have severe reading comprehension problems. How is the small group getting elected, to fight against black Americans trying to get rid of that stuff, because they don't buy your rewriting of history, that it's about separation not slavery. All those statues that are supposedly supposed to teach you the history of what they represent, and you still make up a new representation for them. You're evidence they're useless.
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@fubarace1027 Rofl. You definitely have severe reading comprehension problems. I replied to exactly what you said about Confederate "stuff". Turning statues (stuff) into memorials for treason instead of a fight for slavery, is exactly rewriting history, dimwit ... history you claim statues are supposed to preserve. Turning it all into states rights nonsense, is bullshit history. Rofl, are you pretending you're Spock, or something? If you, or anybody else, doesn't actually care about keeping that Confederate "stuff", then there shouldn't be an issue with ditching it all. Or, are your feelz, or someone else's, getting in the way of that happening?
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