Vampires aren't real? And the rest of TV is?
You can find 2 outlaws faster than a vampire. I'll bet money on it. Now dont go so silly that you start talking about how his sword is real ok.
Blade was a rebel playing outside the rules, and he was the star of the show, as if fairly normal.
Blacks didn't have as big a voice in the late 80s?
You dont have to repeat yourself for effect. No they didnt have AS BIG OF a voice then
That's silly. They had plenty of voice. And they said nothing about it.
Really? They had plenty of voice is your response?
And if Treason is a big part of why the flag is so "bad", then why wouldn't all the white people who are loyal Americans had a problem with it?
I've looked for complaints raised about the flag in regards to the show, and I have been able to find NOTHING.
It was presented and accepted by the nation wide viewing audience as a harmless symbol of regional pride.
No, it was accepted by YOU and your folks but you are not a representation of everyone. I never watched the show. So there! It was an unwatchable turd of a show. My opinion wins
The show was fiction. Obviously. THe fact that many of the elements were fantasy does not change the fact that a black rebel was the star of the show, which you denied happened.
The bolded is a lie.
So, you're old enough to have watched the show, even if you didn't?
Do you recall ANY controversy among blacks or anyone else offended by the Confederate Flag or the GEneral Lee?
Because I don't.
What you remember doesnt matter. What matters is people dont like it. I'm not going to shove a turd in your pants and talk about how you didnt have a problem with it when you were in diapers
The Flag was presented and accepted by the nation wide viewing audience as a harmless symbol of regional pride.
No, repeating it doesnt make it true
1. You stated that rebels and criminals are the stars of TV shows, if they are white. Blade was a rebel, and a criminal, and he was black and certainly the star of his show. What part of that are you claiming is a lie?
Do you know the span of time from Dukes of Hazard to Blade? Anywho, heres what I said: Its weird that a show about a pair of white outlaws who regularly ran the police off the road and on street chases was a hit.
Then you stated rebels were stars too. Great! But a rebel and an outlaw can be the same thing but they dont have to be. You know the difference.
2. It matters if people did NOT, "don't like it" then. For all the reasons you libs are pushing NOW for hating the flag would have been just as relevant, if not more so 30 years ago. This shows that your stated reasons for being "offended" by this symbol of regional pride is b.s.
No it doesnt, plus your recollection of whether someone had a problem with it doesnt amount to jack. My recollection is that many did. I guess my recollection wins. See your problem is that when someone says they are offended instead of being a human being and listening to it...you go the asshole route to determine why someone being offended isnt true. I just told you its offensive. Dont believe me? Doesnt matter...your belief doesnt have shit to do with anything
3. No, that fact that the show was a nation wide hit, shows that what I said is true. The flag, and the Gen. Lee were presented as harmless symbols of regional pride. The viewing audience showed their tacit acceptance of this with the high ratings the show got. I am not just repeating my view, I am trying to get you to address an historical fact (of the show's success).
You can say regional pride until you're blue in the face. It also represents racism and slavery. A show about a fast car with a flag on the top doesnt mean people watched for the flag dumbass. Show me the show that featured your dumb ass flag as the star and the viewers for that. I guess since Blade was a hit people support black vampires that carry swords on their backs too!
Wait, I love the walking dead and its a hit....That means that people want to be attacked by a zombie since that happens.
You fail at logic
1. ANd my point was that these characters were the stars, shown in a good light, and proudly displayed the Confederate Flag on their car, The GEneral Lee. The flag was presented as a harmless symbol of regional pride. And the show was a highly rated hit, across the nation.
2. Since the show was a hit, it showed that people were willing to accept that a couple of good old boys could proudly display the Confederate Flag and still be good guys. That was clearly my point. Don't play stupid.
3. I did not say they watched "for" the flag, dumbass. I said the viewing audience showed their tacit acceptance of that view of the flag (harmless symbol of regional pride) with the high ratings the show got.
4. Knock of the lame strawmen. YOu aren't fooling anyone.