I went on GOOGLE today and this was printed under the site..

[clintonhater]

You just don't get it do you!....Not speaking to well of your smarts...

You're the one who doesn't get it! Are you smart enough to know the meaning of "ALL"? In my loathing for transfreaks, I do NOT discriminate!

[clintonhater]

The consolation, and it isn't much I admit, is that when CH leaves this world and enters the next, the devil will have a lot to work with in terms of finding ways to torment him.

Piece of cake, after years of enduring the torment of exposure to your radical left-wing ideology.

[togor]

Piece of cake, after years of enduring the torment of exposure to your radical left-wing ideology.

That's looking on the bright side of being a fresh-meat towel boy in the bath houses of hell, I'll give you that.

[clintonhater]

That's looking on the bright side of being a fresh-meat towel boy in the bath houses of hell, I'll give you that.

Never been inside a bath house, or know the job of a towel boy. Tell us what it's like.

[butlersrangers]

IMHO - In today's atmosphere, anyone who would post a photo of a hangman's noose is an idiot or evil. 'clintonhater' was politely asked to be civil and remove a poor joke. He chooses otherwise and does needless harm. I've wasted my time.

[Vern Humphrey]

IMHO - In today's atmosphere, anyone who would post a photo of a hangman's noose is an idiot or evil. 'clintonhater' was politely asked to be civil and remove a poor joke. He chooses otherwise and does needless harm. I've wasted my time.

IMHO - In today's atmosphere, anyone who would choose a mass murderer and traitor for a handle is an idiot or evil.

[butlersrangers]

FWIW - In 1774-75, the outbreak of the American Revolution was a civil war for many. A lot of the history, quoted so far in this thread, was written in the 1830's and 1840's. The period authors were extremely partisan and totally vilified the "Tories" and glorified everything about the Revolutionaries. They were pretty into martyrdom and overlooked a lot of 'Dirty American Laundry'.

There was another side to the story. "Loyalist" families suffered at the hands of their neighbors and suffered the tyranny of local politicians and "King Congress". A lot of common people were imprisoned or had to flee for their survival. They lost everything they didn't take with them. Many men joined Loyalist military units and fought back. On the 'frontier' they served with Indian Allies, who also had an interest in the outcome. They ultimately lost.

Many "Loyalists" settled in Canada after the Revolution, some settled in Spanish Territory, some went to other British Territories, and some toughed it out in the U.S. The histories that they and their descendants wrote had a different view on events. More objective historical writings of the last 50 to 75 years provide a more balanced view. "The Loyalists" are part of U.S. History; many of their descendants live here.

Even Daniel Boone, who was directly involved in fighting Loyalists and Indian raids, (from 1777 to 1783, and suffered great personal losses), was relatively objective in his narratives.

I love my Country, even with its dark chapters. History is complicated. It is pretty easy to hate, especially when the feelings were fresh.

Anyways, I'm out of here; I've had enough of the "Bicker son's" .... I won't let the door bang me in the arse.

[clintonhater]

IMHO - In today's atmosphere, anyone who would post a photo of a hangman's noose is an idiot or evil. 'clintonhater' was politely asked to be civil and remove a poor joke. He chooses otherwise and does needless harm. I've wasted my time.

Brother, you've drunk the Kool-Aid & asked for more! Who's the idiot? You've accepted & endorsed the preposterous Black lie that they "own" the noose, just as they claim to "own" the subject of slavery--despite the obvious historical fact that since ropes & slavery were invented, FAR more Whites have fell victim to both. Hell, no, much as they scream about it, they don't own EITHER! "Today's atmosphere"? Goddamn, man, to accept THAT is to admit defeat! I'll fight back against it as long I'm breathing.

[clintonhater]

I love my Country, even with its dark chapters.

Yet you self-identify with its enemies? So long, it ain't been good to know you! Any chance you can persuade Togor to keep you company?

[Vern Humphrey]

FWIW - In 1774-75, the outbreak of the American Revolution was a civil war for many. A lot of the history, quoted so far in this thread, was written in the 1830's and 1840's. The period authors were extremely partisan and totally vilified the "Tories" and glorified everything about the Revolutionaries. They were pretty into martyrdom and overlooked a lot of 'Dirty American Laundry'.

And Butler's Rangers were mass murderers who massacred civilians, women and children at Wyoming Valley and Cherry Valley.

You don't like this country? You'd rather live under the Queen? The rest of us will chip in and buy you a ticket.