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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 131363735" data-attributes="member: 1606648">My life is coming here and speaking the truth. Some of these people actually think it would have been smart for WVU to take a stand and say that they want to keep a coach who uses his position of power to promote bigoted views They can't remove politics. Rather a sad time when everything is so political. On us to turn this ******** off. All they are doing is getting people angry so they vote a certain way. Truthfully I find it disrespectful that they consider us so stupid. We aren't their puppets. Especially their puppets for things that make zero sense. A couple of years ago they found an unmarked cemetery in the Houston area. This was where they threw the dead prison laborers from the Sugarland Plantation. The ones who died working the sugar fields in the middle of the summer A lot of them were locked up on laws created by the state to arrest black men for what they called vagrancy. People who didn't have a job in a place where blacks couldn't get a job. <a href="https://ibw21.org/reparations/a-fate-worse-than-slavery-unearthed-in-sugar-land/">https://ibw21.org/reparations/a-fate-worse-than-slavery-unearthed-in-sugar-land/</a>This is why Black Lives should Matter because a lot of time they didn't.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 131363735, member: 1606648"] My life is coming here and speaking the truth. Some of these people actually think it would have been smart for WVU to take a stand and say that they want to keep a coach who uses his position of power to promote bigoted views They can't remove politics. Rather a sad time when everything is so political. On us to turn this ******** off. All they are doing is getting people angry so they vote a certain way. Truthfully I find it disrespectful that they consider us so stupid. We aren't their puppets. Especially their puppets for things that make zero sense. A couple of years ago they found an unmarked cemetery in the Houston area. This was where they threw the dead prison laborers from the Sugarland Plantation. The ones who died working the sugar fields in the middle of the summer A lot of them were locked up on laws created by the state to arrest black men for what they called vagrancy. People who didn't have a job in a place where blacks couldn't get a job. [URL]https://ibw21.org/reparations/a-fate-worse-than-slavery-unearthed-in-sugar-land/[/URL] This is why Black Lives should Matter because a lot of time they didn't. [/QUOTE]

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