That was a glorious day!Thinthickbigred;1034830 wrote: 1945 Hiroshima bomb kills 80,000 instantanly
To most Americans . It was not a military target and who knows what would be today if it did not happen then . Maybe it would have happened later . I just dont think celebrating the instant death of civilians is good . Did we like it when those Arabs were handing out candy in different parts of the mideast when 911 occured . Humans are sick and it does not matter the nationality . the human race will destroy itself sooner or laterLJ;1034852 wrote:That was a glorious day!
It'll probably start in Stubenville.Thinthickbigred;1034870 wrote:the human race will destroy itself sooner or later
GoChiefs;1034895 wrote:It'll probably start in Stubenville.
Eh, while slavery is certainly abhorrent particularly by today's standards, suffice it to say immoral provisions such as the Fugitive Slave Act would have died of natural causes over time.Thinthickbigred;1034830 wrote:I can think of a few other dates that were horrible in American history
1793- Fugitive slave act
I agree. It never should have happened. The Feds should have recognized Constitutional states rights and allowed the southern states to eventually abandon slavery as an economic institution as the Industrial Age naturally forced its obsolescence.Thinthickbigred;1034830 wrote:1861 American civil war
Tell that to the estimated 20,000,000 civilians who died at the hands of the Japanese during WWII, the victims of Pearl Harbor & the Bataan Death March, etc. Hiroshima was a result of Japanese brutality....period.Thinthickbigred;1034830 wrote:1945 Hiroshima bomb kills 80,000 instantanly
This bound to happen even without U.S. support.Thinthickbigred;1034830 wrote:1948 Israel created
Plus Pearl Harbor took place in another country.dwccrew;1034818 wrote:9/11. Pearl Harbor was a targeted attack against American military targets. 9/11 was an attack against civilians.
Thanks for the spelling lesson. Unfortunately for you, I spell Stubenville wrong on purpose just because of how much it pisses Thickthin off. Nice fail dummy.skank;1034902 wrote:It has already begun, that is if the indicator is spelling....Thanks for the downward spiral Chiefs.
GoChiefs;1034915 wrote:Thanks for the spelling lesson. Unfortunately for you, I spell Stubenville wrong on purpose just because of how much it pisses Thickthin off. Nice fail dummy.
That's not how you spell dynamite. Idiot.ccrunner609;1034740 wrote:dynomite drop in
Yawn.skank;1034920 wrote:Shure you doo.
GRAYWOLF;944958 wrote:I think Massilion and Stubenville deserve each other.
Thinthickbigred;945613 wrote:You dont think that girl misspelled Stubenville and Massilon wrong on purpose.. CMON MAN !!
GoChiefs;945632 wrote:Stubenville,
skank;945759 wrote:I actuily thawt he speld it rong on perpus two, then i realizd he waz frum dovir. dem dare pepol cant spel.
GoChiefs;1029276 wrote:They are the greatest just because they are from Stubenville.
GoChiefs;995800 wrote:Stubenville beat Massillon by 3 scores....and Mooney beat Stebenville.
That is what I love about this site, you can get a lot of folks speaking longingly for the good old days of slavery. Of course it should not be too big a surprise given the Caucasian tilt of the population. But even here that is a little much. The only places you could get more of that attitude is with a bunch of neo confederates or a Ron Paul caucus, Oh, that’s pretty much the same thing.believer;1034905 wrote:Eh, while slavery is certainly abhorrent particularly by today's standards, suffice it to say immoral provisions such as the Fugitive Slave Act would have died of natural causes over time.
I agree. It never should have happened. The Feds should have recognized Constitutional states rights and allowed the southern states to eventually abandon slavery as an economic institution as the Industrial Age naturally forced its obsolescence.
Tell that to the estimated 20,000,000 civilians who died at the hands of the Japanese during WWII, the victims of Pearl Harbor & the Bataan Death March, etc. Hiroshima was a result of Japanese brutality....period.
This bound to happen even without U.S. support.
What the hell are you talking about?isadore;1035134 wrote:That is what I love about this site, you can get a lot of folks speaking longingly for the good old days of slavery. Of course it should not be too big a surprise given the Caucasian tilt of the population. But even here that is a little much. The only places you could get more of that attitude is with a bunch of neo confederates or a Ron Paul caucus, Oh, that’s pretty much the same thing.
Slavery was alive and well in 1860, the wealthiest states were those of the deep South with their fortunes based on the Peculiar Institution. They were planning on expanding in Cuba and Central America. It was nowhere near dying of natural causes.
Well at least you are right about the Bomb.
You serious Clark?said_aouita;1034913 wrote: Wish we'd just give those hoser wannabe's back to Canada, eh?
It is a secret message to you based on the 4th, 5th, 9th and 17th words of my commentsDeadliestWarrior34;1035177 wrote:What the hell are you talking about?
