Jefferson Davis: not really a crossdresser? (Iraq, myth, war, Americans)

[GoBusta]

Apparently, it was only a woman's shawl and overcoat ("probably" grabbed by mistake) that he was wearing when captured:

HarpWeek: Cartoon of the Day

That's another myth debunked.

[Redshadowz]

Originally Posted by GoBusta

Apparently, it was only a woman's shawl and overcoat ("probably" grabbed by mistake) that he was wearing when captured:

HarpWeek: Cartoon of the Day

That's another myth debunked.

The most worthless war we have ever fought. Well, other than the Iraq war. And the Vietnam war, and the Korean war, and practically every other war.

For Americans talking so highly of tolerance and morality, we sure have gotten in a lot of wars, and killed a ****load of people.

[GoBusta]

Originally Posted by Redshadowz

The most worthless war we have ever fought. Well, other than the Iraq war. And the Vietnam war, and the Korean war, and practically every other war.

For Americans talking so highly of tolerance and morality, we sure have gotten in a lot of wars, and killed a ****load of people.

Well, Americans were a lot less tolerant of cross dressers back then.

[rlchurch]

Did Davis believe in the "wide stance" most recently used by Republican Larry Craig?

[GoBusta]

Originally Posted by rlchurch

Did Davis believe in the "wide stance" most recently used by Republican Larry Craig?

No idea, I think he was just into "accidentally" grabbing his wife's overcoat.

[mossomo]

Originally Posted by Redshadowz

Well, other than the Iraq war.

I know an Iraqi or two who would say otherwise.

[GoBusta]

Originally Posted by mossomo

I know an Iraqi or two who would say otherwise.

I wonder what the Iraqis would make of Jefferson Davis.

[rlchurch]

Originally Posted by GoBusta

I wonder what the Iraqis would make of Jefferson Davis.

They'd probably like him in a burqa.