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[quote]That was an excellent movie. I liked chamberlains address to his Maine unit at little round top. Very stirring. But I will take issue with why men fight, and I have had this said to me by veterans and by soldiers throughout history. Men and women don’t fight and die for ideals, ideology, ...
[quote]Have the torn down all the Martin Sheen statues and burned his house down yet?[/quote] I'm definitely guessing he doesn't want anyone to remember that he played Robert E. Lee. He's hoping the movie has been long forgotten. :lol:...
I went on Ebay today and bought Gettysburg Director's Cut Blu-ray (have it on DVD currently), God's and Generals (not my favorite but still good) and Gone With the Wind. Looking at Ken Burns Civil War as well. You have to imagine any type of material that doesn't paint the Confederacy as murderin...
[quote]It won't go that far. [/quote] Maybe not. But did you ever think it would go this far? I consider Glenn Beck to be a nut, but he was right on one thing. Years ago he said you wouldn't recognize the country in a few years. Up would be down, down would be up, right would be wrong and wro...
[link=(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xW0s6XFJyw)]Gettysburg[/link] When White Men were proud to be White Men. Watch this whole thing and tell me this honestly doesn't make you at least somewhat emotional. This is from Gettysburg, my favorite Civil War movie and one of my favorite history movie...
I have a question about this. So if they are getting 40 hours of bereavement time are there any restrictions? Are they required to stay in Portland, wash the feet of black people (if they can actually find any in Portland) and repair the damage that the few black people in the city caused? I mean...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:49 am
You know what's really going to be funny. The first race they are allowing limited fans at is Talladega. You don't get any more Southern than Talladega and that track is always where I saw the most Confederate flags at. It's going to be hilarious when they can't sell out 5,000 seats. :rotflmao:...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:43 am
[quote]So they did care then ?[/quote] No, they didn't. Since at least the 90s the vast majority of the Super Bowl watching crowd couldn't care less about the game itself. The Super Bowl is a cultural event more than a sporting event. ...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:36 am
[quote]and kept their sponsors. They care about sponsors, not dumb shite hillbillies like yourself[/quote] Remind me how many sponsors are going to stay on when next to nobody is watching the races? Those hillbilly fans are the only fans NASCAR essentially has left. NASCAR has tried to court the ...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:29 am
[quote]I think it was after that, but that was part of the problem. I think it started with no more racing to the yellow line, then they way they tried to go to a playoff,and then the stupid car they came up with. Then all the people who brought in fans got old, and retired, and were replaced by peo...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:10 am
Enough about the past though, that's not what this topic is about. The fact is NASCAR had a golden opportunity being the only sport on. NASCAR and NHL were the only two major sports left that hadn't gone political. NASCAR had an opportunity to stay non-political and potentially get some NFL fans tha...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 8:01 am
[quote]The most watched race in NASCAR history was the 2006 Daytona 500 with 20 million viewers. The Super Bowl that year had over 90 million viewers. Let’s not act like NASCAR was going to pass the NFL.[/quote] Bad comparison. The Super Bowl is a different animal altogether. The vast majority of...

re: NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 7:48 am
TypoKnig at one point it was the #2 spectator sport just behind the NFL. That was before Earnhardt's death. Go back and look at those races. The tracks couldn't build stands fast enough. NASCAR races were bigger events than your individual NFL games (NFL games on average were getting 65-70,000, N...

NASCAR's Amazing Screwup

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 7:42 am
At some point college business courses need to use NASCAR as an example of how to destroy a business. The downfall of NASCAR from a National Sport that was close to rivaling the NFL in popularity to essentially nothing is pretty amazing. With the Coronavirus NASCAR was given an amazing opport...

re: Saints kneeling

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/11/20 at 7:36 am
[quote]Do you want Nascar off the air now?[/quote] Would be fine by me. NASCAR has been dead for 15 years now. Some say it died when Earnhardt died. I would agree that it's status of challenging the NFL died that day but NASCAR itself was still very big. The COT was what really killed NASCAR. ...
Everyone says NASCAR can ban the Confederate Flags from their races, but can they? Sure NASCAR can ban it on tracks they own, but what about non-NASCAR tracks? Tracks like Indy, Pocono, Kentucky, Charlotte, Dover, Atlanta, Bristol, Vegas, Texas and Sonoma. That's 16 out of the 36 races on the NASCAR...

re: NASCAR be WOKE now

Posted by TheSaintsMan on 6/10/20 at 7:56 am
[quote]those will be banned from nascar very soon[/quote] Except for the fact that NASCAR doesn't technically own all the tracks. They own about half the tracks on the circuit but others are either owned by Bruton Smith (SMI: Charlotte, Atlanta, Bristol, Vegas, Texas, Kentucky, New Hampshire and ...
[quote]I hate arguing hypotheticals, but no he would of done the same thing as Drew. You’re too angry if you don’t agree.[/quote] You're right it is hard arguing hypotheticals. But we'll have to agree to disagree. I absolutely do not think he would've done the same as Drew. He would've retired be...
I'm thinking both of these ideas might work for fans wanting to voice their displeasure. 1) For fans closer to the field, go down to the first row during warmups and throw your Thomas/Kamara/Jenkins jersey on the field. Lets those players see the rejection. Make sure to damage the jersey before ...