It's ironic for someone supportive of the Con-federacy and the slavery of fellow humans to talk about the hate in others' hearts.Still playing dumb huh??You have no idea of the racial views of folks from the south?I have no idea of the racial views of the southern troopers of WWII. I can speak to those of the North, at least the ones I knew personally growing up.
You asked a question and I answered it. Do you have something to say in response, or is this where you admit that you don't give a fuck about the facts of the matter, you just spew hate?
Do you think a system of Jim Crow (legal apartheid) just popped up out of nowhere despite the objections of all of those "southern troopers"??
Do you think black men who also fought for this country in that same world war were lynched and their racist murderers not even convicted despite the objections of all of those "southern troopers"??
You folks really twist yourself into pretzels to defend your confederate fetish
Correct. Support for such programs could have been very high. Or they could have relatively weak majorities. Or they could have been somewhat unpopular, but with a strongly motivated minority supporting them against a less motivated majority.
I don't know. I've never looked into the support that policy had at that time period, historically.
But regardless, I was asked something good about Southern Whites, and I gave one example, ie they helped a lot, in defeating HItler and the Nazis.
Do you want to address that fact, or are you just here to bog the thread down in mindless partisan race baiting pap?
Ok....let's say there was a policy in the south that made it legal for black folks to go around and lynch and murder white women -- for no other reason than them being white women....they even nick name the policy Jane Crow...and on the rare occasion that someone is arrested for it -- the legal system insures that person gets off...
Obviously, it won't take a genius to deduce that most of the south would be against that.....
However, that is EXACTLY what the policy was in the south in regards to black men women and children-- that you some how claim you don't know much about....
Do you think this man would blow up a church killing four beautiful little girls and not expect legal punishment because he thought the white supremacist policy of Jim Crow wasn't popular??
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I don't know. Possibly. Or it could be that he thought that the "Invisible Empire" would have the power to protect him, even though most people were against the murder of children.
I suspect you don't know either. YOU are just assuming the worst, because of the hate in your heart.
Only if you ignore the last 150 years of American history, where celebrating the valor of the Confederate fighting men, has been seen as harmless, even healthy regional pride, and understood to NOT be supporting the defeated institution of slavery.
It is not credible that you missed that, so why are you pretending to be unaware of it?