My Favorite George Wallace Joke-Auburn University, 1964

My Favorite George Wallace Joke-Auburn University, 1964. He was on the Presidential Trail and had just come back from Maryland. Part of an almost 30 minute speech.

[@wildwilly356]

the ceo of racism

[@lecil2]

willy - go home to your mother.

[@spuriousjohn6720]

Gov. Wallace once said on the campaign trail that "there was not a dimes worth of difference between the Democrats and the Republicans." If he were with us now, he would see how right he was.

[@sandspar]

You Sir are correct. I'm a southern democrat, and as such wouldn't vote for anyone I've seen in 40 years.

[@bocabec6744]

@@sandspar They ALL suck and none of them could give a rat's ass about the true working stiff. "Keep 'em drunk and stupid!"

[@antoniomosley4961]

Jokes on you, that also Father Caughlin said in 1920s and it was true then as well.

[@FM-dm8xj]

?

[@FM-dm8xj]

party switch is myth.

[@jameskennedy721]

his fans were not laughing when he joined a black church and worshipped with them .

[@johnhyde7297]

Went to see him in Michigan in 1968 couldn't get in to the auditorium because so many people showed up.......

[@thCentury-rx9di]

John Hyde If I may ask how old are you, and what do you think about America today considering how much it has changed? Considering you were raised when segregation was still mostly legal.

[@thCentury-rx9di]

Brendon Magee Are your responding to me? I know that. I made my previous comment because if he went to George Wallace's speech in 68' then he probably must've been at least a teenager, so he would've been old enough to remember when segregation was legal, 4 years before.

[@sweetcat1639]

John Hyde well that's great to hear!

[@charlesneely]

Man is time travel was possible the damage I could do

[@mrm64]

@Jan Pearson So you would rather I, a black man, drink from a different water fountain than you, go to a different school than you, sit in the back of the bus, not vote, enter restaurants from the back, etc etc etc? Cool. Thank God that's not our reality. We've still got work to do as a Nation but still...

[@mcmiraclevalley]

I meet Gov. Wallace in 1972 and he was a most kind & warm person.

[@johnarnoldhungary]

execpt if you were black

[@tedmarley4341]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@gaguy3756]

John Arnold cause he would know they would steel his shoes.

[@whitneywilliams317]

@@gaguy3756 but yet he was shot by a white man.

[@kdm187]

@@johnarnoldhungary oh stfub

[@SuperGuy0069]

To John Doe there's a big difference between optional segregation which really isn't segregation and forced segregation and people don't always sit with there own kind for example I sat with some black kids when I was in school because they were my friends.

[@stevec1770]

Sabresman221 By "own kind," do you mean other human beings?

[@tommytruth7595]

+Sabresman221 It is still segregation, kid.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

@@stevec1770 no.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

@@tommytruth7595 so? it's freedom of association. Imagine forcing blacks to associate with Whites in 2022. you would immediately see the problem there, free of this context. "kid"

[@remigal899]

It really doesn’t matter though IMO. The white race will systematically or another way find a way to devaluate and take authority away from the black race or other unfortunate, in America, races. There will always be some imbalance that one side is having to face the consequences more often than the other when segregation happens and happened. It happens without segregation but I feel it would happen more easier with.

[@antdogg422]

There is a major thoroughfare named after his wife in Tuscaloosa!

[@sandspar]

Lake Lurleen

[@frekitheravenous516]

People today do not understand that Loving your own people and seeking to protect them and see them thrive does not mean you must hate anyone else. Wallace was probably the last best friend White Americans had. Integration, multiculturalism and so forth are NOT healthy for any society or racial group. Not only does it destroy the host race, but also the races migrating in. Integration was the worst thing to happen to America and by extension, Europe as well.

[@christtruthfreedom2351]

Ai WHOLE HEATEDLY Agree... Now Get These midget umphalumphas out of Mai $ettlements!

[@dasuta5047]

You are absolutely right. People dont have much brain left if they still think these policies actually work in practice. If they truly wanted diversity, they wouldn't support initiatives that mixes up the races, given that it will result in the mongrelization of both with enough time. Crime and ethnic hatred between the peoples also always increases. Take look at Brazil or South Africa.

[@remigal899]

Lmao. Wouldn’t be surprised if even God is cackling at this.

[@southernnarc]

one of the greatest polititians ever,hes having an rc cola and eating a moon pie and still smiling down on alabama

[@goodfellas8383]

Greatest politician for white people! That's why his ass got kicked out, buy white people, and color people. He's eating a moon pie, looking down on Alabama and pissed off! Wallace didn't get his way. He might be in heaven, but he's not sitting next to Jesus.

[@HeLLLoKitTTyy69]

Lmao you inbred fk

[@jamesfleming980]

You're right, he's lying in grave waking on the resurrection, and judgmen t like everyone else who has died. Get into the Scriptures, and stop being a Hater A.A.

[@davidmitchell6873]

My granny said that Mr Wallace made her britches moist.

[@JoeBidensdirtydiaper]

@@goodfellas8383 actually black people helped vote him in lmao!

[@dougthompson5449]

My first vote ever was for George Wallace in 1972.

[@TyrSkyFatherOfTheGods]

What a knee slapper.

[@1fromtheroad]

I have an old coffee mug that has Washington and Wallace on it. It says George Washington father of our country. George Wallace hope for our country. 🇺🇸

[@robertsansone1680]

I almost bought a Wallace/LeMay button several years ago. I passed on it & now regret it. I'm thinking of looking for one now. I also wouldn't mind one of those mugs. After all, my Parents did vote for him in 68.

[@blossom1643]

Wow that’s a Treasure!! ❤

[@tholmes2169]

Found an old pocket knife with the Wallace LeMay ticket advertised on it. The other side had the American and Confederate flags draped.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

My great grandmother from Richmond got an autographed head shot !

[@flamingeskimo1136]

If only Wallace got *his* head shot

[@Bushdid-hx1zc]

flamingeskimo 11 well he didnt Unlike MLK and Malcolm X

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

@@flamingeskimo1136 bless your heart

[@18winsagin]

@@Bushdid-hx1zc hahaha !

[@18winsagin]

She would be discusted with Richmond today but there are signs of improvement!!!

[@Hannahxox44]

Pisses me off people only focus on his initial position of integration and ignore how he created many trade schools and other educational opportunities for the people of Alabama, worked for the people rather than the federal government, raised minimum wage for teachers (of all colors), and later apologized for the things he said. He won his last run for governor mostly from the large black vote he received. RIP Wallace, great politician who did his best to improve the lives of others.

[@thCentury-rx9di]

Hannah Corcoran he was an opportunist, he went from a moderate on segregation, to a segregationist, to then apologizing about it. I don't like opportunists but George Wallace was pretty smart, it's tragic what happened to him in 1972, I wouldn't wish that on anyone, imagine not being able to walk and your political career ruined because of it.

[@paleo704]

20th Century that’s exactly right. He was for whatever gave him success

[@silandulo]

Sacrificing principles at the alter of expediency 🤷🏾‍♂️ equals racist in his case no matter how y’all wanna make him a saint. He was a racist only changed cause the winds of change were sweeping

[@geesboxtruckjourney4294]

He was a selfish racist same as all you with that hate in your heart for your next door neighbor it’s sad

[@billyumbraskey8135]

*forced* integration, not simply desegregation.

[@johnhagan9271]

Three 6"s or Two 9"s what a dirty joke classic line

[@pierrespoutnik]

I don't get it (not dumb, just never heard it before except the "69" sex joke)

[@patriot3431]

Spoutnik he got it backwards, it was two 9s or three 6s

[@ingold1470]

@@pierrespoutnik I assumed it's because 6's and 9's are not real bills either, so the mountaineer is revealing that he wasn't duped after all.

[@JohnDoe-nk1dd]

Lunch rooms have always been segregated. If people are given the choice to associate with whomever they choose they often choose people like them.

[@joshuasecka3778]

Where are lunch rooms segregated?

[@johnc.5600]

Awesome Gamer people segregate by themselves you see. Races don't mix voluntarily, unless forced and even then it mostly ends up in violence. See the 2005 school riots where black and hispanic high school students fought for weeks because they were forced to integrate with each other.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

@@joshuasecka3778 in every school ever, imagine pretending to be this naive.

[@Randy-ry9ss]

People sit with their friends.......

[@billyumbraskey8135]

@@Randy-ry9ss which overwhelmingly tend to share race religion and other common backgrounds. Great comment!

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

George Wallace was a powerful important man in History. He also had a good sense of humor.

[@marekmelsa1005]

But he was rasist almost all of his life.

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

@@marekmelsa1005 Wrong. He simply didn't believe in "forced" integration by Yankees in D.C. He treated blacks BETTER than people did in cities like Chicago, Detroit etc.

[@d.k.childers8917]

Dont forget he was deeply racist!!!! lol

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

@@d.k.childers8917 Probably no more racist than you. LOL

[@davidmitchell6873]

Dem der Yankees ainta gonna tell us whaten ta do.we don't need no fancy book learnin

[@nlane17]

Thank for sharing your George Wallace video clips. It is very revealing to listen to the man beyond the rhetoric about his position on segregation. I have always thought he was among the most profound speakers of the era. Moreover, I believe that his positions on policy were a lot more progressive than is often advertised. What do you think? In short, there was more to the man than segregation!

[@blacksunshine1661]

I will like to give you six nines . . .

[@davidmitchell6873]

My granny says Mr Wallace was a hero.my pappy said so to. They said them should stay with them own.

[@kfreckle5453]

@@davidmitchell6873 how can a segregationist be a hero? For who exactly? Racists like himself?

[@96Z24]

They just don't make orators like this anymore. Not a one of them on Capital Hill that could stand with him.

[@tablature6121]

Amen, Bro Joe. The man was a modern day Cicero. I was in my early teens when he ran for president in '68. No politician has ever captured my imagination as did this man. Any man who can capture the attention of a young teen is quite the orator, and Wallace was one. By comparison, the much touted Obama is a miserable piker.

[@markstone5941]

I miss George Wallace. Last of the great politicians

[@michaelthompson679]

Now you have trump

[@MesutKhedira]

fuck yourself nigga. You are not human.

[@cowboymevans9781]

Shut up whitey

[@lifeskater9899]

RJ_HERE: You omitted the part where someone shot Wallace later in life, who ended up paralyzed in a wheelchair, boo-hooing about "sorry the pain I caused." Back then, wheelchairs weren't motorized. Who pushed him around? A Black Man. I rest my case.

[@lsubandtrumpet2014]

George was raised by parents who hated African-Americans. Now, I am African-American. I dislike his views and his ways, but he is God's child as well as African-Americans. I dislike confederacy. I dislike the Klan, but God have mercy on those who hate African-Amercians and people who are racist to their own race and others. God doesn't tolerate any hatred in His Kingdom. Mark, I don't know if you hate Blacks or your ancestors did, but I forgive you and forgive your ancestor's erroneous ideologies and ways. I hope you can find it in your heart to love and love interracial. Love integration. Please, dont be afraid because of what your friends think. Come out of that hatred. If your friends hate you because if u love black people, then dont associate with those friends because they aren't true friends. Wallace is dead. Racism is not, but one day racism will be dead because we will all LOVE each other in Heaven

[@SuperGuy0069]

And the main point I am marking is that you should have the CHOICE where to live who to associate with ext. NOT TO BE FORCED TO LIVE UNDER SEGREGATION.

[@Janice060813]

And not be forced to live under integration.

[@michaelwagner984]

When George Wallace served as a judge, he was quite liberal in his interpretation of the law. A black lawyer stated that Judge Wallace was the first judge to call him "Mister" in a court of law.

[@antonewilson4310]

Hear, hear. Wallace wasn't a bigot but he pandered for votes and political power. Under different circumstances he'd have been a populist like Huey Long, indifferent to race and focused on the needs of working men. Later in life he apologized personally to the Black populace of Alabama and rode their support to political victory. A brilliant Pol. Great respect for the man.

[@upcamehill2773]

@@antonewilson4310 No more pandering votes than today's commie Democrats

[@Richbar-qe6bx]

I especially love his "yo mama" jokes, insults people's mamas.

[@Richbar-qe6bx]

@John Stewart HAHAHA o K.

[@aarondigby5054]

@John Stewart you're talking about comedian: George Wallace.

[@sandspar]

Most do not understand that GCW was not a racist, he was an entertainer who found a vehicle through politics. He was a very perceptive individual who understood well that politicians say whatever it takes to get there, and then say whatever it takes to stay there. I was bussed to school during forced integration and shook his hand when I was 9. He appeared at local High School while campaigning and I was dragged along by grownups. But I know what I'm talking about, and too old to debate it.

[@georgetwine2261]

you're not 'too old to debate it', you just can't be bothered. by literally every definition of the word george wallace was a horrible racist.

[@sandspar]

@@georgetwine2261 His position was indeed horrible and wrong. You'll find opinions formed from personal experience to be far more useful than those derived from other sources. Good luck, and do try to remain objective.

[@georgetwine2261]

@@sandspar you do have a point - he was an amazing public speaker, but he definitely took advantage of the power he had

[@undercoverbrother67]

He was a cretin and so are you. Here's your objectivity 🖕🏿

[@Temu69recordsdotcom]

@@sandspar true, the relationship between great public speaking abilities and political benevolence never become mutually exclusive

[@buttram6010]

I don't think that speaks very highly of your education. Like him or not, Wallace is a significant historical figure.

[@whatexitnj]

he was a loud mouth segregationist and racist.

[@johnweber8874]

He is. And he's also a symbol of redemption, and proof that people can change. In the 70s he renounced segregation and asked black Americans for forgiveness, and was elected to a final term in 1982 with both white and black support. So his story is a positive and hopeful one for Americans.

[@AidenRKrone]

George Wallace is one of my political inspirations. I have several vintage pin-back buttons that his campaign produced for the 1968 and 1972 elections. He's mentioned in almost every book I've read about the history of American populism. People focus too much on his support for segregation and ignore his political and economic achievements.

[@2hotflavored666]

Such as?

[@basedness5205]

Segregation is the most important and the most crucial.

[@shawnpowell9506]

I miss the great men like George Wallace. Desegregation was and still is wrong. It is what has destroyed this country.

[@timothyhh]

If that's how you feel then actually you should be glad George Wallace is gone. You should learn more about people before bestowing "great" status on them.

[@greenhornet8262]

Patrick Ciacco segregation was banned in 1954 with the Supreme Court decision brown vs board of education.

[@lifeskater9899]

Patrick Ciacco: Research what Karma did to Wallace later in his life, then come back and talk about "long live segregation."

[@humams5034]

Shawn Powell idiot

[@local4075]

So true it’s truly sad how much better things used to be… they will. It leave us alone

[@Ben-Scheel2006]

I've seen many politicians paralyzed in the legs as myself, but I've seen more of them who were paralyzed in the head. George C. Wallace

[@nilayarna7976]

A great man! We need him in these times of Bolshevism.

[@robertosborne7542]

Hilarious!what exactly do you mean by bolshevism,give some current examples or are you just repeating a word you dont understand.

[@sleepyhead8681]

S Dispite being very pro confederate Wallace was pro decent socal beifits, so if your not calling his economics communist...

[@edwardoalvarez5566]

Jorge Wallace,They don't make it that anymore.

[@dannapier2560]

Not only does this sound like a Trump Rally, it looks like a Trump Rally!

[@ernestguzman4962]

RIP Guv’ner! You will always have my respect and admiration, thank you for your presence on earth!

[@zouzoupelle]

Good one!

[@scottybroker]

@scottybroker Please note that Wallace, after his near fatal shooting, changed his viewsa on segregation and publicly asked Blacks for forgiveness. There is not virtue in racial segregation nor is it possible. Take care and I welcome dialogue.

[@iggybabbitt5210]

Harbinger of Trump

[@elliottschertzer876]

I’m a liberal and George Wallace did well with that story it was very funny.

[@fatassdogs8617]

He was a liberal too

[@meadeskelton3350]

@@fatassdogs8617 I don't think was a liberal. He was more of a populist.

[@fatassdogs8617]

@★ Froggie Animation ★ yeah he was he believed in high taxes and Jim Crow laws just like every liberal supported at the time

[@DI-uk9rj]

​@@fatassdogs8617 I don't understand how you can think that Kennedy voting liberals believed in Jim Crow laws when he was very openly talking about repealing them.

[@scotchnsoda8725]

@@fatassdogs8617 Are you kidding? He endorsed Goldwater in '64, and Goldwater took 69% of the vote in Alabama that year. Jim Crow was supported by conservative white southerners.

[@BigBingFan]

Wallace was truly a skilled and intelligent man. It is a shame part of his legacy was on the wrong side of the race issue, but he repented, and I forgive him. I respect him so much standing against D.C.running everything, and I really respect him. He was very funny, and far, far underestimated in his political skills--a deep Southerner, winning in Michigan, Ohio, etc-just unheard of. I always wonder what would have happened if he hadn't been shot. Speech to Demo.Convention VERY prophetic.

[@jaylopes8489]

"Wrong side" ! Just last year the endless riots cost 2 Billion dollars in damages not to mention all the b on w crime, you are aloof to all this since the Disney owned ABC news down plays any negative news that doesn't fit their liberal agenda . . . Kitty Genovese - RIP Jessica Chambers of Mississippi RIP Channon Christian & Christopher Newsom - RIP Them and thousands others killed by - guess who ? . . .

[@blacksunshine1661]

I do not forgive or forget . . .

[@local4075]

@@blacksunshine1661 we don’t care

[@blacksunshine1661]

@@local4075 me? I thought she said, “Give it to me in the back”….my bad …

[@blacksunshine1661]

@@local4075 She (s)creamed and groaned in delight and said, "Ill never go back," but then she learnt there was to be no end in sight. Explosions of glory, sunrises and sunsets-she came again and again, a vanilla nymphet. love with no end .. . the aftermath was you, my son.

[@mankind2112]

Loved Wallace, the last man to take up for the white male southerner. You will never see that again.

[@davem7173]

awww poor wittle baby, whites in the south have had it so bad throughout history

[@humams5034]

Polecat5150 idiot

[@notoriousei9650]

"""judgment will come to does of the wicked""!!!!!

[@GGE47]

@@notoriousei9650 God will do the judging, not you. There are things in your past and present. Judge not that you be not judged.

[@notoriousei9650]

"ain't a damn thing changed"!!! ""black ppl don't have a despicable history of judgment of others that still happens til this day!!! the melanogensis of children of the sun "(simply amazing)"!!! i can u talk about judgment when a ppl think they r a superior race when scientists have proven melanin is a conductor of the sun an the so-called superior race has recessive genetic disorders!!!(obviously delusional psychopathic personality disorder-period)!!!

[@ronald3419]

I could swear I remember this being a skit on a Hee Haw episode.

[@davidmitchell6873]

I use ta watch hee haw with my pappy.

[@sandspar]

He mentioned that.

[@RETROVIDEO87]

The reactions stirred by George Wallace were very powerful. He had the capability of working up a crowd to a frenzy. A very dangerous man during this era.

[@bryanrendleman2001]

Obama was dangerous. LB Johnson was dangerous. You should learn more about Wallace. He was not a racist as you would learn. You will find that Even the post graduate educated Blacks of the time agreed with him. There is a video of many of them discussing race relationships with him on KZbin.

[@christtruthfreedom2351]

Like Trump?

[@bryanrendleman2001]

@@christtruthfreedom2351 Trump wasn't dangerous. Half the country hates him.

[@bryanrendleman2001]

@@christtruthfreedom2351 Soros, Kissenger, Charles Schaub, Rothschilds, Bushs, Rockefellers, Besos, Waltons, Gates, UK and Saudi royals, China top rulers, Wallstreet Banksters, Federal Reserve owners and the rest of the ultra wealthy are the people running everything and making the decisions. Those elite rulers who get their orders from the god of this world are the most dangerous. THEY are THE dangerous people.

[@GradyPhilpott]

Wallace wasn't a dangerous man, but he did have the gumption to stand up for the people of his state. Wallace was very popular among the Blacks of his state, because he stood for all the people.

[@Sistarovat]

This country would be a lot better off if Wallace had won the presidency.

[@hueyfreeman9297]

That was very funny!

[@ryanrusch3976]

George Wallace once said that a Southern Milwaukee was just as much of a Southerner as anyone from Alabama, well if he could accept someone so far south as northern Chicago i'm proud to call myself a southerner! George Curley Wallace was a hero!

[@MarcDufresneosorusrex]

👍😁

[@MarvinaBigby]

I know a black gentleman thst was in school when they had to go to a white school he said he hated it because they were all behind in learning.He said being the oldest he was hsppy his siblings were getting a better education.He went on to be s sucessful man

[@stephensczurek6286]

I once saw that very same joke on the TV show Hee Haw, sometime around 1969 or 1970.

[@davidmitchell6873]

Granny and pappy use to com over to are tralor every Saturday to watch us some hee haw.

[@colinmortensen170]

Well, to come to his defense. If you ignore his segregationalist viewpoints, he had some good ideas. Also, once he realized he was wrong, he help fight racism and was a great leader for the fight

[@knucklechukka]

drink another cup of white guilt

[@fuggedaboudit223]

The last REAL democrat.

[@sandspar]

I say this to you as a 62 y.o. Alabamian who was a victim of forced bussing in '69; You are correct.

[@izzyvulaca]

you know whats a good joke? George Wallace.

[@michaelcooley3783]

Got a better joke, Equal Rights.

[@18winsagin]

Could listen all day to Mr Wallace recordings,a man true to his beliefs, can remember hearing him on the news.

[@ronaldwilson1431]

Your brain is saggin!

[@mr.1stlt193]

Kkk

[@JR-jk5wz]

I bet you also think the Jan 6th insurrection was ok? I can see your white gown! FKN simp

[@JoeBidensdirtydiaper]

@@mr.1stlt193 is that supposed to be a bad thing?

[@dennishipsley8703]

Saw him in Tallahassee in 1968 before classes started at FSU.

[@jerryklooster438]

Amazing how many commenters have misplaced affection for this racist crook.

[@GGE47]

I voted for George Wallace in 1968. It was the first vote I ever cast because I had turned 21. I lived in Richmond, Va. and was able to attend a Wallace Rally in June of '68. It was very similar to the Donald Trump rally I went to in June of 2016. They made everything about race then and they still do now. I was convinced that the Vietnam War was winnable and convinced that there never was any intention on winning the war. Nixon proved that in 1972 by bombing the North Vietnamese to the peace table so we could surrender to them and that is exactly what Henry Kissinger did at the Paris peace talks. In 1975 the Communist took over Cambodia, South Vietnam, and Laos. Wallace had trouble with the press as Trump does today. only now the press is going to pay a severe price. Bussing across town just to integrate a school ordered by the Supreme Court happened and the crossing of boundary lines went too far and the people were so outraged even by many blacks, it even made the Supreme Court back down. We have to get rid of this idea that the Supreme Court is the law of the land as they are not a legislative body. Only Congress is and the Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments, restrict certain types of laws that not even Congress can pass. I want to see Roe v. Wade overturned and gay marriages overturned by the Court Donald Trump is appointing. The left's Satanic immorality has to be stopped.

[@joshuasecka3778]

Wallace was a democrat

[@GGE47]

@@joshuasecka3778 The Democrats had people I could vote for back then. My own Congressman was one. He was more conservative than the Republicans. Wallace ran on a 3rd party called the American Independent Party. In the South Hubert Humphry who was Vice President and the Democrat became the 3rd Party in the South as it was divided between Wallace and Nixon. This is when the South turned Republican at the Presidential election. They still voted Democrat at the state level. Wallace won Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas. He finished a close second in South Carolina, North Carolina, and Tennessee. He finished a strong third in Virginia, Kentucky, and Florida.

[@GGE47]

@@andrewthetextbook489 I have never heard of it.

[@billybob-tl2tb]

@@joshuasecka3778 He was also independent when he ran for president but yea most of your republicans now were democrats then....The reason they change is due to the government change how things were and used federal cops and military to help make changes....LOL yet Trump has started this crap again.....

[@christtruthfreedom2351]

@@andrewthetextbook489 ...and Ai Didn't Even Vote For Je$$e...Ai CA$T Mai FIR$T EVER Vote For George Bush...and Remember The Cute Little Old Black Lady on $I$TRUNK $aying... "Baby You Can't Vote For Jesse if You Register Republican..." ...um...lol might be why Jesse Lost

[@georg57garvy21]

Segregation was better then diversity is today.

[@greenhornet8262]

georg57 garvy wrong

[@joeblow5448]

@@greenhornet8262 HOW?

[@greenhornet8262]

Joe Blow how is it not?

[@greenhornet8262]

b1untrama some traditions deserve to be gone

[@charlesneely]

It still didn't matter when a white cop stops you and call you a Niger and a boy you better jump say hi Masa now there's your segregation for you if you want to eat at a cafe you had to go around to the back and if you was sitting in that Cafe and a white man came in and want to eat and then head over to sit down or waitress going to tell you you have to take your plate with you and give up your seat that was segregation for you and don't let me get started by the bus okay now how that segregation working out for you now? Especially you sit in a white Cafe God bless you didn't have cafes you had to get up and take your food with you because you have to make way for a white man and white man had priority by making shoot you right there on the spot when the damn thing you can do about it it was Apartheid South Africa it was Israel or Israeli settlers walk around a guns that was segregation for you how's it working out for you my friend do you see it now because I experienced it and I thought to myself why the hell did my mother bring me the Mississippi she think there's no other world outside of the state of Mississippi fuck that bitch I found some of the world outside of Mississippi 7 States word I did a world that I didn't know nothing about when you go to touch a white woman run your fingers through her hair that's the world I found

[@joshuasecka3778]

What is the name of the person with black sunglasses behind Wallace

[@Extratexture4]

1958 (said in private to Seymore Trammell, Wallace's finance director, following his unsuccessful first run for governor against John Patterson) "I was out-n******ed, and I will never be out-n*****ed again."

[@jas0707]

And there is a Great American!

[@senioroftheclassicals91]

Indeed, he was a giant among men!

[@Sistarovat]

That's too bad. Because that is the America you live in.

[@OpusDogi]

Gee.... has KZbin muted the sound?

[@aarondigby5054]

Do you want three sixes or two nines?

[@blacksunshine1661]

George Wallace was my puppy

[@tumarbongrox6074]

I'm so happy that Wallace became CRIPPLED and his wife left him before he died!👍

[@georgschmidt5281]

love it

[@humanjohn3793]

Want to hear a joke? The south lost the civil war. Oh wait...

[@jamesthomas5109]

@Joseph Kennedy Exactly, America needs someone like Patrick little in power to get rid of Zionist influence in Americas financial institutions, mass media and politics.

[@ClassValedictorian]

I don't get it. Someone please explain it to me. (I'm not dumb, I've just never heard this before.)

[@thCentury-rx9di]

DWP 69 get it?

[@mikhailkimbel7476]

No such thing as a 6 or 9 dollar bill lol not that hard

[@mymanjosquin]

clever joke. its a shame he was a horrible racist. he could have been a great man if he had used his energy to unite rather than divide people.

[@robertdipaola3447]

Very funny!!!

[@tranurse]

exactly. killers and bad people come in all colors. and speaking of ted bundy, one of the nurses i use to work with had her car stolen by ted bundy, when he was trying to leave tallahasee. yes i went to fsu and lived in tally for 20 years. it kills me, all this fear of marauding black hordes. you are more likely to be killed by someone who looks like you, meaning the same race.

[@wojciechgrodnicki6302]

That’s a good joke.

[@All4mula]

LMFAO!

[@cscptdave]

Now that you have had 50 years to think about it, do you still think he was wrong?

[@georg57garvy21]

No George Wallace was right.

[@Ninjacakester]

I think George Wallace had good points.

[@rockhaze]

Right hand side, guy with the glasses... is Jared Kushner a time-traveler??

[@stevefowler5970]

The only joke is Wallace

[@cedmo7857]

wallace was the mlk of his generation

[@sandspar]

You don't realize how accurate that assessment is.

[@cedmo7857]

@@sandspar i do because i said it

[@jonsmith848]

Wow! He looks radically different now than back then...🎙👀

[@WolfCourtaud]

I don't get the joke.

[@chasebizzy1]

I don't get it. At least when I watch an Auburn-Alabama game there aren't any white players triggering me.

[@davidmitchell6873]

My granny said that Mr Wallace made her britches moist. Rip granny and pappy.

[@yaminiasir4594]

They dumb like that in the South to accept a 18 dollar bill 😂😂😂😂😭

[@andrewthetextbook489]

SeGrEgAtIoN nOw, SeGrEgAtIoN tOmOrRoW, SeGrEgAtIoN fOrEvEr!

[@yaminiasir4594]

andrew the textbook I’m with you on that cause integration caused the economic castration in the Black community, so segregation is necessary

[@andrewthetextbook489]

@@yaminiasir4594 I am not a supporter of segregation. The mixture of capital and lowercase letters was meant to indicate a sarcastic statement or a joke, not an actual statement supporting segregation.

[@miked8248]

Can someone explain this joke to me? I really don't get it.

[@mikhailkimbel7476]

There's no such thing as a 6 or 9 dollar bill just as there is no such thing as an 18...wow

[@andrewthetextbook489]

@@mikhailkimbel7476 That statement was as fake as a three dollar bill.

[@jamesdolph437]

4 were not enough

[@yaminiasir4594]

The greatest and most racist governor of Alabama

[@jerrylanglois7892]

Intelligent and a good speaker... too bad he went the demagogue route.

[@projectjt3149]

Ayy, look at that, a math joke in politics. My concern, however, is whether or not that counterfeiting would become real because of someone starting a new set of bills as a joke.

[@ingold1470]

Could be that multiple sets of hucksters tried to dupe the same guy, so he collected an entire set of counterfeit wrong-numbered currency.

[@onethreeify]

Can someone explain the joke to me?

[@aidanguant7984]

neither $6 bills or $9 dollar bills exist

[@kilroy2517]

Do you have a favorite Hitler joke?

[@b.deville3236]

The comment section is full of the usual self-righteous "holier than thou" comments from those who are ignorant. In point of fact, even after he became a segregationist lots of POC's voted for Wallace because his stance on many issues such as healthcare were fairly liberal. He became a segregationist after he found out that he couldn't get elected any other way. Now that we're living in an age where POC's are demanding separate living and study areas away from whytes, they obviously don't have a problem with segregation if they are the ones. who are pushing for it.

[@remigal899]

So because they don’t like him because he was a segregationist, they are suddenly trying to be “holier than thou.” Lmao pitiful.

[@JoeBidensdirtydiaper]

God bless George Wallace and his kin! We still love him in Bama

[@mikewazowskisas1489]

Gen z is waking up

[@mrcavalier3370]

The Best Sandwich in the Sea hell yeah

[@futureboy9257]

The Best Sandwich in the Sea we are the last generation that can save the western world from turning into a Third World shit hole generation Z wants to be like their grandparents The silent generation we men want to be masculine and have an awesome job with an awesome office and have a loving wife and 4 kid in the suburbs We need to bring back the mid 20th century social values If we bring this back the world would be a great place again

[@Bushdid-hx1zc]

FutureBoy Thank you, Im Gen Z but most of us are big Trump Fans we arent liberal and hope to bring good values back into this countru

[@jotapveloso]

Ele começa falando dos 3/4 da universidade (brancos). Diz que eles são pessoas de verdade. Procure ver "George Wallace - Segregation".

[@TheRosemp]

@DoRite0207 I was a little kid out campaigning for in in Baltimore Maryland when a fella told he he was just shot I ran home and it was true ....I wish we had someone like him running now !!!

[@ddrogers7800]

a great man unequalled until Trump

[@ioanacuprian8401]

Dan Rogers, Trump Is Puppet Of Rothschild/Illuminati

[@abe_ismain]

what the heck does "Do you want three six's or two nines?" come from? I don't know what to visualize at this moment.

[@loyaldude10]

@mt22201 --he was funny. And sharp as a whip. Nothing will excuse his segregationism, or his overtly racist campaigns though

[@georg57garvy21]

Nothing racist or wrong with segregation dude.

[@weezerfan7621]

Arthur bremer>>>>>>>

[@sk8jack99]

Separation of church and state is the most important thing to keeping this country from becoming a place where no one wants to live.

[@billyumbraskey8135]

not really.

[@toddmurphy390]

Trying to make him seem misunderstood or not exactly the type of person he was is disingenuous and a way to try and validate an evil philosophy.

[@stevec1770]

The punchline of this joke is that had Wallace eventually repented of his racism. He died a much finer human being than he would've had he died from his would-be assassin's bullet.

[@drm9979]

I just watched the American Experience (PBS) documentary on his life. It was very clear to me his repentance was genuine, not political. As you indicate.

[@tinybubbles3724]

thats funny

[@carlcurtissmith9705]

What this man spoke about and stood for on segregation as been born out today...Today races want to be segregated once more...History is always a great harbinger of truth...He stood for what he thought was right and it turns out he was right...

[@jimcapvideos109]

Then why did he retract all of it less than 20 years later?

[@jairopuellomusic]

For every Wallace there will always be a Martin Luther King Jr. I did not know who wallace was until today. That's how insignificant he is.

[@joshuasecka3778]

He's significant three a collage in Alabama named after him Wallace State Community College

[@GradyPhilpott]

Maybe it's you who is insignificant, because, while Wallace may have ben scubbed from history, his legacy and true American hero is indelible.