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I guess it's only a simple coincidence then the SPLC fired Morris Dees during the same week then Mediamatters go against Tucker Carlson. I repeat; it's only a simple coincidence.
He was a horny guy from day one.....even the book about him (maybe even the one he wrote) say that!
Maybe it's a Southern Thing....like Clinton, Moore, etc???
Well, maybe not (Trump and everyone else).....
In any case he should leave at this point (82!) but I suppose there will be statues of him around the South sooner or later. He probably did as much or more than any native southerner for the poor and disenfranchised in this country.
He was a salesman and marketer...which is what allowed him to succeed. He didn't have to do any of this - he had made a fortune before he was 30.
Just as we would say with many things, time for the new generation to take over. What floated decades ago does not float today..and that is a GOOD thing.
If they have a 1/2 Billion that's great. Still can't start to match the Hate Billionaires in terms of marketing power.
In any case he should leave at this point (82!) but I suppose there will be statues of him around the South sooner or later. He probably did as much or more than any native southerner for the poor and disenfranchised in this country.
I wonder how long these statues will stay in parks if that video filmed in 1989 will get some trigglypuffs triggered when they'll heard Morris Dees didn't say lots of negatives things about the Confederate flag?
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