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A whole chunk of the country ruled by sociopathic degenerates who never stopped congratulating themselves for how rich, powerful, and culturally sophisticated they were. The planter class was a blight on America, good fucking riddance, and may their legacy wither and burn
sharonk.bsky.social Sharon @sharonk.bsky.social · Jul 21
Lost Cause guys: "Don't you realize that Yankee culture was an affront to the South?"

The actual culture of the "civilization" of the South:
Some insight into the Southern psychology is provided by the "se- cret and sacred" diaries of James H. Hammond. Like Calhoun a cotton planter and slaveholder in up-country South Carolina, Ham- mond possessed a large ego and insatiable political ambitions. But he also had insatiable sexual appetites, which threatened to cut short his political career and to destroy the marriage that had brought him his plantation and slaves. By his wife he fathered eight children. In 1839 he bought an eighteen-year-old slave, Sally, and her infant daughter Louisa. Hammond took Sally as a concubine and fathered several children by her; when Louisa reached the age of twelve, he trans- ferred his desires to her and fathered more children. Hammond kept all of his dark-skinned progeny in slavery as "their happiest earthly condition."12 During the 1830s Hammond was elected to a term in Congress. There he earned some fame for a speech that thundered awesome threats if Congress should act on petitions for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia. If that day ever came, said Hammond, he was for "disunion, and civil war, if need be. A Revolution must ensue, and this Republic sink in blood."13 In 1842 Hammond won the governorship of South Carolina. Dur- ing his term, and for more than a year before it, he engaged in frequent sexual play with the four teenage daughters of his brother- in-law, Wade Hampton II, the largest planter in South Carolina and reputedly one of the richest men in America.
July 21, 2025 at 5:30 PM
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biden was a great president except when it came to what he imagined to be his area of expertise (foreign policy), his electoral proposition (he is a white guy everyone likes), and the most important thing he was called upon to do (permanently incapacitate donald trump)
zeframm.bsky.social Zefram Marks @zeframm.bsky.social · Feb 22
Coming around more and more to the view that Biden sucked shit, actually.
February 22, 2025 at 6:19 AM