Remembering Bob Ross - Legendary Artist, Philosopher, Mississippi Wind Chime Maker

Remembering Bob Ross - Legendary Artist, Philosopher, Mississippi Wind Chime Maker


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This witch hunt by a bunch of ill-informed, uneducated, dumbass snowflakes is beyond ludicrous now. Seems none of them know that "hanging trees" were used in the Old West to dispose of horse thieves and other criminal offenders.

But maybe Bob was secretly a member of the KKK. :rolleyes:

Sorry to spoil your fun, but a hanging tree could be for hanging swings.

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Originally Posted by IseDaDiva

This witch hunt by a bunch of ill-informed, uneducated, dumbass snowflakes is beyond ludicrous now. Seems none of them know that "hanging trees" were used in the Old West to dispose of horse thieves and other criminal offenders.

But maybe Bob was secretly a member of the KKK. :rolleyes:

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Yeppers! Those libtard nigger loving history revisionist strike again. They never let the truth get in the way of a good story - especially if it's a poor ole nigger victim story.

Lynching was named after Justice of the Peace George Lynch who advocated it as a form of justice namely for British Loyalist during the Revolutionary War and used later prior to courts coming into territories not yet states and under federal or state jurisdiction. Remember, the US Constitution and Bill of Rights wasn't fully ratified until December of 1791. These post Revolution areas were basically lawless without some form of justice and something had to be done. While the term has been used since then, the fact is that the percentage of niggers versus humans lynched has always matched the population makeup of the US.

As far as Bob goes, I think that Bob was secretly exactly what he appeared to be.

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Originally Posted by tweakstick

Yeppers! Those libtard nigger loving history revisionist strike again. They never let the truth get in the way of a good story - especially if it's a poor ole nigger victim story.

Lynching was named after Justice of the Peace George Lynch who advocated it as a form of justice namely for British Loyalist during the Revolutionary War and used later prior to courts coming into territories not yet states and under federal or state jurisdiction. Remember, the US Constitution and Bill of Rights wasn't fully ratified until December of 1791. These post Revolution areas were basically lawless without some form of justice and something had to be done. While the term has been used since then, the fact is that the percentage of niggers versus humans lynched has always matched the population makeup of the US.

As far as Bob goes, I think that Bob was secretly exactly what he appeared to be.

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I did not know that, re: Judge Lynch. We need more like him.

I'm sure Bob was what we saw. How evil could someone be when they had a pet squirrel named Peapod?