Those *dangerous* Korean War relics

From derelict AA guns to Confederate rednecks? Wow, this has to be a
record G


Neil Gould wrote:
Recently, Jim Macklin posted:

I said the people who fought on both sides of the Civil War
were honorable people.

You've also said that slavery was wrong. How can one be "honorable" if one
is fighting to preserve something that is wrong?

I've never been a "redneck with a Confederate flag" on my
car. I do not have any desire to own slaves, but I don't
have any false ideas about why slavery existed either.

I didn't accuse you of being a redneck, etc... I'm just curious about how
you're framing your notions of honor and equating real slavery to a lack
of vision about one's options, as in the example you gave about low wage
earners in company towns.

Neil

Recently, Kingfish posted:

From derelict AA guns to Confederate rednecks? Wow, this has to be a
record G

Not really... both can neatly fall under the category of "Those
'Dangerous' Korean War relics". ;-)

Neil

("Neil Gould" wrote)
Not really... both can neatly fall under the category of "Those
'Dangerous' Korean War relics". ;-)


I believe the Yanks fought on The South's side in that one. g


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