Criminally insane Sheila J. Lee wants to limit whitepeoples speech

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:I was reading the San Francisco story on a news aggregator a few minutes ago.
They want to pays them reparations for the next 250 years!

That's interesting.  Means they think the U.S. will last that long.  Or, per usual, did they not think that far ahead.  And besides, like CJ said, CA didn't have no stinking slave labor.

The West had plenty slave labor and indentured servants in the form of Chinese nationalists.

Chinese slave labor built the railroads.


Hop Sing was a free man in Nevada.
" He work for Mr. Cartwright."

He worked very hard for his money.  

I know this because I saw him tell Ben Cartwright just today,  that Mr. Hoss eat all the fried chicken  and he have to cook some more!  

The Chinese were paid.  Not well, and in many cases, abused; but, they were paid.

Besides, compared to the rest of the states, little railroad was built in California by Chinese, or anyone else.  The poignant point is how unlikely any Chinese would accept "slave labor reparations."

@HawkTheSlayer, jftr, Little Joe was on Rifleman today, so no way could Hop Sing catch up to him; especially considering Joe was but near next to climbing out of his teen boots.

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:

HawkTheSlayer wrote:I was reading the San Francisco story on a news aggregator a few minutes ago.
They want to pays them reparations for the next 250 years!

That's interesting.  Means they think the U.S. will last that long.  Or, per usual, did they not think that far ahead.  And besides, like CJ said, CA didn't have no stinking slave labor.

The West had plenty slave labor and indentured servants in the form of Chinese nationalists.

Chinese slave labor built the railroads.


Hop Sing was a free man in Nevada.
" He work for Mr. Cartwright."

He worked very hard for his money.  

I know this because I saw him tell Ben Cartwright just today,  that Mr. Hoss eat all the fried chicken  and he have to cook some more!  

The Chinese were paid.  Not well, and in many cases, abused; but, they were paid.

Besides, compared to the rest of the states, little railroad was built in California by Chinese, or anyone else.  The poignant point is how unlikely any Chinese would accept "slave labor reparations."

Hawk Sing say, if no Chinese built railroad(my hop sing voice) or anyone else, who built them?!

2cent wrote:@HawkTheSlayer, jftr, Little Joe was on Rifleman today, so no way could Hop Sing catch up to him; especially considering Joe was but near next to climbing out of his teen boots.

Lol , 2
I watched one of the later episodes of Bonanza where Hoss had died and little Joe got married and they killed his wife and burned their new home down with the wife in it .
It was a 2 part series. It was powerful.

That show was cutting edge when dealing with societal issues. Much like Star Trek but in a slightly different way.  

Gene Coon wrote many scripts( I only saw this last week) for Bonanza.

So where do I know gene Coon from!
He was the producer for most Star Trek original TV series shows under Gene Roddenberry(executive producer).

HawkTheSlayer wrote:

2cent wrote:@HawkTheSlayer, jftr, Little Joe was on Rifleman today, so no way could Hop Sing catch up to him; especially considering Joe was but near next to climbing out of his teen boots.

Lol , 2
I watched one of the later episodes of Bonanza where Hoss had died and little Joe got married and they killed his wife and burned their new home down with the wife in it .
It was a 2 part series. It was powerful.

That show was cutting edge when dealing with societal issues. Much like Star Trek but in a slightly different way.  

Gene Coon wrote many scripts( I only saw this last week) for Bonanza.

So where do I know gene Coon from!
He was the producer for most Star Trek original TV series shows under Gene Roddenberry(executive producer).

Yes. That Bonanza episode was on just prior to the Rifleman w/Little Joe that I watched. Only saw bits of each, as I'd seen both episodes some years back.

Yes, again. Lots of cutting edge going on in many front-running series back then. Come to think of it, that's what we miss out of shows today. People with brains, imagination, excitement... All of what goes in to 'cutting edge'. :wink2: :thumbsup2: