[Vision2020] Book Review: "Black & Tan," by Douglas Wilson

[Tom Hansen]

I'll have to pass on this one, Newbie.

Sequels are very, very rarely as impressive as the original.

And to tell you the truth, I had a hard time separating fiction from fantasy 
in Wilson's plagiarized first edition.

Hold onto hope, though.  SSAIW left me kinda constipated.  Does "Black and 
Tan" come in extra-soft, two-ply?

Just a thought.

Tom Hansen
>From his new digs



>From: "New man" <1564_2 at mail.com>
>To: vision2020 at moscow.com
>Subject: [Vision2020] Book Review: "Black & Tan," by Douglas Wilson
>Date: Wed, 03 Aug 2005 19:38:45 -0500
>
>Visionaries,
>
>I received one of the first copies of “Black and Tan”
>(formerly known as, “Southern Slavery as it Was”) and have
>spent the last few hours devouring it. I offer the following book review:
>
>Bravo for “Black & Tan”!
>
>It's high time for a well-deserved second look at slavery in America.
>Finally, a book that boldly writes just what we all have been thinking,
>but can't say out-loud.
>
>Let's face it, is society (and that particular element) really any
>happier or "free" today? Wouldn't everyone just be better off with the
>old arrangement? Three square meals a day, a roof over their heads, and
>no need for such burdens as schooling, (which they don't care for
>anyway)--everyone would be much happier. And there's plenty of work to be
>done--useful work that would keep idle hands from doing the Devil's work.
>
>Think of the problems it would solve! We could walk the streets again,
>and have well-tended gardens and fresh-cooked meals. They would be of
>service to society again, and quit wasting time playing basketball all
>day. Further, it would extricate us from needing cheap labor from the
>South to do all those jobs that white folk just aren’t willing to
>do.
>
>At the end of it all, the Bible is clear. Well-ordered societies require
>submission. Folks need to read this book before rushing to judgment. Give
>it a chance.
>
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