https://www.theplainsman.com/articl...UDAb2KMstzMBi1cVRIPw9Lzg8KrDIM4-Gc2sWK1h9IE30Wallace Hall. You have to be a YUGE fvcking loser to care about the name of a building this much.
When is this craziness going to stop? Now some butt hurt loser students at Auburn want to rename
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It’s not going to stop...because it appears to be working! No adults will step up and say GFY to all of this...
Even if he wasn’t George Wallace, his name shouldn’t be on any building in Auburn. But he was George Wallace, so really easy decision.
Well as long as it was to get votes. Didn’t realize that. They should keep the name on the building then.
Dude said “Segregation now, segregation forever.” Listen, I’m pretty conservative, but there are other fish to fry.
Leave it to these two clowns to cry over the prospect of a notorious racist's name being removed from a building at Auburn.
Actually the quote was “Segregation now. Segregation tomorrow. Segregation forever. Roll Tide!”
(The latter’s wasn’t attached to the quote ever single time, but close enough.)
Calm down, buddy. Maybe you should turn off the tv and stay off the internet until this has all settled down? You're the type of snowflake who isn't well equipped to deal with the upsetting prospect of progress in our country.
This. Absolutely amazing some are upset by the idea of taking that racist assholes name off the building.
Yeah, you’ve shown yourself through COVID and social strife to be the voice of reason. You do realize that Antifa headgear will hinder oxygen getting to your hair follicles, right?
Calm down, buddy. Maybe you should turn off the tv and stay off the internet until this has all settled down? You're the type of snowflake who isn't well equipped to deal with the upsetting prospect of progress in our country.
I was about to add that to my last post. A better question would be why was his name on their in the first place given his hostility towards Auburn?
I don’t care but not gonna stand in way to keep it same either. Why do you care? Wallace was pretty racist, it would be pretty cheap to do. If rename was Pat Dye Hall would you have problem? You honestly want hall name after Wallace given choice?
And I assembled your moms swing out front many times.
I’ll commend you on how you worded your question.
the building was built in 1984. To save most from having to check wikipedia, that’s year 2 of Wallace’s last term as governor. Auburn, being perpetually poor (as we remain today), was probably sucking at the Governor’s tit.
OR
Bobby Lowder was thanking the governor for appointing him.
LIKELY, a combination of the two.
Yep, time for some adults to say GFY to all this BS about desperately-needed criminal justice reform. Can’t this juveniles just drop this crap?
Sounds like your revolution wants to defund it all anyway so you won’t have to worry about criminal justice anymore...it’s going to be Utopia with no cops to arrest people! I’m with you, burn it all down...
Wahhhh! Why won't any adults step up and say GFY to anyone who wants to disrespect George Wallace!?!
Exactly! Where are all the adults to stand up to the millions of people demonstrating against police violence? If we aren't careful, this could end up getting out of hand and leading to serious changes like the Civil Rights movement!
Boy, my mom can get after it, can’t she.
She’s not near as gross as my mom, but yes. She’s a good girl.
Once again, more distraction out of your Alinsky playbook. I don’t care about building names. I already said it once. I hear lying makes your hair fall out...so this is nothing new for you.Wahhhh! Why won't any adults step up and say GFY to anyone who wants to disrespect George Wallace!?!
Amash is a great leader on this issue. Ending all of those practices are consistent with true conservative ideals. Hopefully bipartisan support will build and serious reforms will be possible soon.
The loudest protesters are calling to defund the police...which takes care of your laundry list as well. You’ll probably get your wish.
Only a rustled nut would react negatively to the idea of George Wallace's name being removed from a building as you did in the first response to this thread. You don't have to keep telling us how angry you are that this is the largest protest movement in our country since the Civil Rights Movement that is bringing together people of all races and backgrounds. We know you would have been one of the loudest voices in the 1960s yelling about how those demonstrators were also calling for unreasonable progress.
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So Mitt is now a good guy now that he’s not running for President?Only a rustled nut would react negatively to the idea of George Wallace's name being removed from a building as you did in the first response to this thread. You don't have to keep telling us how angry you are that this is the largest protest movement in our country since the Civil Rights Movement that is bringing together people of all races and backgrounds. We know you would have been one of the loudest voices in the 1960s yelling about how those demonstrators were also calling for unreasonable progress.
democrats playing silly games.
He got close to 100% of the Black vote for years after he "stood in the door"
Not sure why anyone names a building after a politician to begin with...
I've always thought Mitt seemed like a fundamentally decent person. An issue like this really shouldn't be political which is evidenced by how it's bringing people together from all backgrounds in our country.
