And people wonder why SEC fans are stereotyped as they are?

Who's surprised?  I'll bet you Hell hasn't even frozen over...

I GOTTA defend my South here: The Civil War was not really all about slavery:  South was paying all the taxes through tariffs (no income tax then) and the north was deriving all the benefits. Southern leaders like Jeff Davis and Robert E. Lee actually believed that they were getting out because of the federal government was growing too powerful and centralized.  2 little known politically incorrect facts: There were actually more anti-slavery societies in the South than the North and there were free blacks in the South who owned slaves.  99% of the CSA soldiers owned one or fewer slaves.  The Emancipation Proclamation brought the slavery issue to the forefront of the war to give the moral impetus to justify the losses the Union was taking in lives (The right to live off a South paying all your income tax wasn't selling as well as a moral compass after Manassas, Fredericksburg, and Gettysburg).

Now I doubt this drunken ass-head from LSU knows ANY of that, nor does he know his state's biggest expense in the post-civil war era was on prosthetic arms and legs.  LSU and the U of Alabama lead the nation in "sidewalk alumni".  These are people who never actually went to the schools or flunked out of them yet pull for the teams anyway and attend the games.  Needless to say probably, but men like Jeff Davis and Robert E. Lee, who were otherwise honorable men fighting for what history now adjudges to be the wrong side, would have had NOTHING in common with this very typical sign-wielding, bone-headed LSU fan.  It's okay to hate LSU fan, Alabama fan, and even Ole Miss fan, but don't assume the rest of us down here in SEC and C-USA country are like them.

I know of these "sidewalk alumni" you speak of, especially from Alabama.  Those people are certifiably insane.

...now if I could only guess who PQ'd all these posts?

I don't understand the misrepresentation.  One guy used the "N" word.  Another guy completely stereotyped "those people", and yet another guy just babbled on about "them" needing to get jobs and stop selling drugs..  Of course it was a setup..  She knew what kind of response she was going to get...  But these guys delivered!  They came through!  They represented themselves very well..  All of them decked out in LSU purple and gold..  And I also don't understand what was taken out of context?  They answered the question that she asked, and kept on answering, and answering..  All the while using racially insensitive language as though it was acceptable and normal.

I'm not naive enough to believe that these thoughts and beliefs are not still around.  I also believe that everyone is entitled to their own opinion, however archaic, outdated, and foolish it may be (my opinion).

But misrepresented and out of context are two things that I do not see in this video.

The LSU sidewalk alumni are all just ridiculous drunks wearing shoes stained with vomit.

Chach don't do the PQ: It's kinda lame.  Posting a massive insult-filled swipe, yeah, now that'd be Chach... 

If LSU fan was gonna PQ the blasts, he should have PQ'ed mine as it was  roughest one on him --Of course, it took more reading and one suspects that is what saved it ( LSU fan aint got much of that there book larnin' ).

Obviously, the idiots on this post have no idea what prompted the sign.  It had nothing to do with racism, but rather was a response to the idiotic comment made by the UCI coach which stereotyped all LSU fans...see the link below:

http://www.dailypilot.com/articles/2008/06/04/sports/uci/dpt-spucinotebook060408.txt