Posted on 11/03/2009 7:48:07 AM PST by Dacula
Edited on 11/03/2009 7:49:14 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
The PC bastards are all over the place crawling out from beneath a wet rock.
Does the chancellor believe that stopping the fight song will stop the students from chanting any damned thing they want to?
Is there a YouTube video to hear the song & the chant? I would love to hear it. And I would love for the Ole Miss fans to chant and sing the song even louder than before. Tell the politically correct weenie chancellor & mushy coaching staff & administration to stick it up their collective @$$es.
One of these days, they will beg for the cannon, not for touch downs but for defense.
This chancellor is just asking the board of trustees to fire him. Give him what he wants and bring back the song.
"Lord willing, and the creek don't rise, we gonna rise again," said Sumter, SC, radiator technician Hap Slidell, who describes himself as "Southern by the grace of God." "I don't know exactly when we're gonna do it, but one of these days, we're gonna show them Yankees how it's done."
“Jones said the words in the phrase are “harmful” because they’ve been used by integration opponents in the past. For years, the university has worked to rid itself of an Old South image that included the 1962 violent standoff over James Meredith’s admission as the university’s first black student.”
Ashamed of their Ross Barnett (Democrat governor) powered opposition to integration? Why do they always leave that out?
Yeah, and we don’t care how they did it up North!
That Jones must be a damn Yankee or a wannabe!
Except for the years from 1861-1865 when the region was under a homegrown dictatorship, the South has not needed any rising other than electing a better quality of politicans. But all the attention given this story is nothing more than the old tactic of giving outsiders a good reason to feel morally superior by piling on the state of Mississippi. For many, particularly those of leftist leanings, the “thou” in “holier than thou” means Mississippi.
Chant on ‘Ole Miss...
America will do what it takes!
Dude, do you know what a woodchuck is? Its a redneck who lives up north. Drive through the heart of yankeeland and you will find many woodchucks both urban and rural. This is my brother Darryl, and my other brother Darryl.
“Dude, do you know what a woodchuck is? Its a redneck who lives up north. Drive through the heart of yankeeland and you will find many woodchucks both urban and rural. This is my brother Darryl, and my other brother Darryl.”
True, I am Washington State born and raised and God help me, I have a sister-cousin.
Hint to Chancellor Dan Jones “Racially offensive? Yes 150 years ago but today it means politically rising not racially rising. Get a life schmuck.”
Hint to Chancellor Dan Jones “Racially offensive? Yes 150 years ago but today it means politically rising not racially rising. Get a life schmuck.”
Not banned, still there, just hard to see.
Whatever he says will be liberal nonsense. Bet on it.
I think this is a good thing, let the little kiddies see what it is like for the rulers to exert control over their lives and what they believe to be important. Hopefully they will chant on and tell the administration to go to hell.
Fine. Do it. And while they are at it, there should be no more hip hop or rap crap played over the PA system. If this song is too “racist” to be allowed, then the other form of “racist” music should be banned. Why not ban music all together. Someone with extremely thin skin will find something to be offended by. Just do away with it entirely. That’ll make ‘em happy. Sheeesh, get a life. How is “the South will rise again” racist anyway?
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