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  • Ive lived here all my life and have to say, the last thing I want to watch is a video of mossy trees, canals and lakes! Lol But I love florida.

  • Really nice video! There's just something so rich about that place>

  • Only tears are left.Thanks once again to Radio Ceylon,1950 to 1970.

    kumarambrose@gmail.com

  • Besides, Foster was being pretty mild with the word "darkey." He could have very well written "O niggers, how my heart grows weary," but he didn't. Who knows the connotation "darkey" had back then? It could have been a very proper thing to call black people, just like Negro and colored once were.

  • So, a black person can write a "song" with lyrics like this:

    Break it down bitch, let me see you back it up

    drop that ass down low then pick that motherfucker up

    Back that pussy she's a motherfucker

    Rub that shit it's yours bitch, grab his dick it's yours bitch

    Now turn around bitch, put that ass on a nigga

    Grind on his dick make it get a little bigger

    but a white person writes a song with the word "darkey," and Foster's song is the damaging one? Total bullshit.

  • Heritage Not Hate, yet you seen nothing wrong with darkie in it and a black person wanting to go back into slavery . I wondering how many Germany Sing songs parsing the Nazis.

  • @1:16-1:28 Where is that located? It looks so beautiful!!!!

  • I like my black socialists as singers of Foster songs.

  • Hurrah for Jeff Davis and the Southern Confederacy!

  • @Lubbockrebel

    Sounds a bit silly considering it is being sung by Paul Robeson,

    who besides being a 'darky' as is was politically correct at the time Stephen Foster wrote the tune,

    was a true socialist an was open to influence from every nation ...

    Jus my 2 (euro) cents

  • One of my favorite Foster tunes. Unaware that this fine offering was to be followed by a stanza of Dixie, I nearly injured myself when quickly standing at attention.

  • I also LOVE how the official lyrics according to the State Legislature are in the Southern accent!

  • Wow I have been reading some of the dumbest things I have ever heard. Slavery would have been abolished sooner or later get over it. Also the reason the civil war happened was because of the west USA. It was all about what state will be slave and what state will be free. Can we now stop arguing about something that is way out of our hands?

  • Now i know how to sing my state song

  • this version should be legally made the OFFICIAL Anthem of Florida, just as THE BLACK HILLS OF DAKOTA shold be made Official Anthem of the TWO Dakota States. How aboutit? Let's lobby D.C. tomorrow morning, shall we?

    JUNE 19, 2011.

  • ...Ummm, anyone realize this song was written by a Northern abolitionist and Union sympathizer? It's not a Southern song, just written about the South. : /

  • Ah Florida, California's hotter, smarter sister :D

  • um... did anyone else notice the confederate flag at the end of this video? that kind of sickened me.

  • this is probably one of the most beautiful songs i have ever heard. It makes me proud to be Floridian and descended from real Florida crackers.

  • Slavery (or indentured labour, the more correct and less emotive term) would eventually have been abolished reagrdless or at the very least modified by giving the Africans rights to quit the forced labour and go back home. As for whether salvery was positive or negative, you have to look at this in the context of mid 19th century society. To modern people it's abhorrent, but at least the slaves had to be fed and looked after by their owners, and could never be unemployed.

  • i used to live in ft.lauderdale florida in broward county now im in atl

    but i defintely miss it there

  • i love this song i havent heard in forever!

  • Obanana can't erase the old south. 600k died because of yankee aggression because of that double talking politician named lincoln. Great men like Judah Benjamin, Davis, Lee, Abraham Myers will always be remembered in hearts of southerners. All this pandering and reverse discrimination has tried to diminish celebrations of Lee's birthday on 19 Jan but the dumbed down feds will never have my obedience. Because of lincoln the USA's a third world country. Obanana is the epitome of mindlessness

  • @goodoldrebel8

    Honest questions that ask for honest answers:

    1) Do you think slavery would have been abolished had it not been for the Civil War and reconstruction.

    2) Do you regard the abolition of American slavery as a positive or a negative development in history?

  • @dmk2113

    Only 6% of all southerners had slaves so obviously the war of northern aggression was about something else like-----money-- the greedy union wanted those tax revenues from the south.

    We have so much reverse discrimination in this country that its become an epidemic. what is this need that some have to pander. Blacks vote for blacks which is the epitome of racism, yet we cannot publicly talk that since its politically incorrect.

  • @goodoldrebel8 the majority of blacks will vote for blacks just like the majority of whites will vote for whites so if blacks and whites are doing the same thing is it still epitome of racism?who elected obama black people are roughly 12.5% of the population so even if every black person in the united states voted he would not be president white people are the ones who elected him so is it still reverse discrimination

  • @number2055 There's no such thing as "reverse discrimination/racism". Racist is racist, no matter who it's directed at.

  • @goodoldrebel8

    What's racist about blacks voting for blacks (sometimes)? You know, it's not exclusive, because you'll notice that the white Rep. Cohen represents a majority black district (TN-9). Nikki TInker tried quite explicitly to insist that black people could only have a black representative, and got crushed 80-20 in the primary. I'm plenty willing to talk about this publically- I'm a liberal Southerner who doesn't believe in hiding major issues with political correctness.

  • @fearlessfred14

    This country is no longer America but has been dumbed down to be the "New Zimbabwe". We can only blame that double talking jack ass lincoln who was responsible for 600k American lives. That mindless cockroach in the former white house is the culmination of this epidemic of pandering that america seems to be addicted to. We killed each other 150 years ago and for what, so the pandering yankees can say" look at how fair we are, yeah let's just dumb down like SA and Rhodesia"

  • @fearlessfred14 I think that there signals scrambled from day one in your head. Cognitively speaking it doesn't matter what part of the country you live in you'll always be a yankee. Wait until the blacks hand us the bill for this black albatross around America's neck. I only blame lincoln and that emancipating piece of toilet paper. Yes, I don't have that politically correct sock shoved down everyone's throat. How could lincoln have just dumped this permanent financial burden on us?

  • @dmk2113 Well, I think the bankrupt welfare state ofour government has a lot to do with flooding society with emancipated slaves. We had quota systems for places like China, Philippines etc. because we knew that they could carry the vote and elections would be based on an ethnocentric basis. This is what I believe our forefathers feared . Emancipation was and is an albatross around our necks. I don't think that the slaves should have had voting rights.Politically correct or not I still speak

  • Stephen Foster never visited Florida. And he chose to spell it Swanee so that it would fit into his melodic rhythm. Suwanee had one extra syllable that just didn't fit.

    I love this song. I learned to play it on piano when I was 10. Never saw anything wrong with it. Florida is the greatest, best, free-est state in the Union. Tallahassee NEVER FELL during the War of Northern Aggression.

  • @momlovestosing The North wasn't the aggressor, it was the southern rebels actually. They wanted to enslave and discriminate against those who're different in terms of race and ethnicity and destroy this nation for an unjust, aggressive view of states rights where they thought it was okay to have slavery. Learn history por favor!

    It's correct term is the "U.S. Civil War" not "war of northern aggression" =)

  • @kevinguerrero2011 The War of Northern Aggression was instigated by the North, who were for taking away states' rights. If you want to call it the "U.S. Civil War," you are free to do so. I will call it by its proper title.

  • @momlovestosing

    Tallahassee needs to be commended for that. Visit the battlefield of Olustee just west of Jacksonville. A southern victory and a place that hasn't been transformed into a yankee perspective site.

  • @goodoldrebel8

    I presume that you mean Talahassee never fell to the invading blue blooded yankees. Florida was one of the earliest states to secede from the north and needs to be commended for that.

  • @goodoldrebel8 That is right, first was South Carolina, Mississippi then Florida.

  • we keep calling it "swanee river" in my neck of the woods.

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  • Sure takes me back (though I never went to US of A) - I last heard this at the age of five, sixty years ago. Hold on to it, Florida, it's a gem!

  • I hope they never change our state song I grew up In Dixie and Gilcrest counties

  • Volume is too low. :(

  • I was born and raised in Florida, I'm 12 and this is the first time I have ever heard of this song.

  • @Thelittlerascals123 Because this song originated from the NC/Virginia areas.

  • Deo Vindice "With God our Vindicator"

    The battle cry of the south during the civil war. Why have that at the end?

  • @TheChristianShadow Heritage.

  • The man who wrote this song was not even from Florida, in fact he had never even been to Florida, I find it highly stupid that this is the state song. BTW take "in god we trust" off my states flag.

  • ...proclaiming the musical notes of the song on the sign and a nod to the place of were Stephen Foster got the inspiration for the music. Great song.

  • People show surprise at this song (having not heard it before) but I am of the opposite camp. I was born in St. Louis, MO in 1946. I remember well singing this song in 2nd and 3rd grade. Even then it had a powerful impact on me. My family (fathers side) was from north westernTennessee and I always thought of the Suwannee River as being in that neck of the woods if it ever existed at all. Imagine my surprise when in 1986 I made a trip in a car to Florida and came across a bridge on I-75...

  • god bless florida and god bless america

  • Uh ppl are saying a Florida person should sing their state song but I'm pretty sure a lot of ppl who sing and act have never heard of what they are doing like robert pattison and twilight lol

  • cool song

  • Lovely old song! It's got it all, Stephen Foster, Paul Robeson. Congratulations on a great montage of photographs too....compliments the song to perfection. I love Stephen foster songs. (The bit of Dixie at the end was great too...pity there wasn't a bit more of it.)

  • I am Danish and know this melody well, it is used in many languages (with their own words).

    Sometimes a heritage deserves the spotlight just for those portions that are beautiful.

    Heritage doesn't just belong to the politically correct, they belong everyone for all time.

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    What a fantastic comment.

  • WHITE POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  • im doing a report on dis

  • this is the state song,but the state anthem is Where the Sawgrass meets the sky...a beatiful song also

  • can i get the lyrics for this? i need it for a report that is due tomorrow!!!!!!

  • wierd song im doing a report on florida

  • @blueipod911 i'm doing one now. it's due tomorrow, actually. i'm the do it at the last minute person, though.....

  • omg we listen to this in music class everyday now...

  • if it makes every one happy, we can sing it in spanish.

  • The CSA lost the war guys.

  • my grandpa used to sing me this song all the time but change the lyrics to "way down upon the Shawnee River" because my name is Shawn. But now my grandpa has probably but days left of life. He has taken a turn for the worst in his health and he will probably join the angels soon.

  • @Ninja9220 sorry to hear that =(

  • Hey i was just wondering i know florida was apart of the confederacy but how often did our soldiers fight and how many division did we have

    Long live Dixie the CSA and southern pride

  • I think there are all manner of songs that can be divided amongst state or nation lines. Either way you put it, this is Florida's song. Attempting to define Florida is hard, especially when comparing Tallahassee to Miami. Then again, Florida never acted with respect to stereotypes.

  • this is acctually the first time ive ever heard this song

    im from kentucky though soo thats probably why lol.

  • Lol yeah state songs usually are a regional thing I guess lol yalls state song is another tune by Stephen Foster I think, "My old Kentucky home" right?

  • @13Baileybrooke That's crazy talk!

  • Anyone think it's funny the state song of Florida is "The Old Folks at Home?"

  • Actually yeah the irony of that has hit me a few times lol

  • @Ravie3 Anyone been down the suwannee lately? I don't know where they got these pictures, but there isn't much nature left along that river.

  • @davethegeek2 Yep, I was there in April. The Suwannee flows west into the Gulf of Mexico, it is in the northern part of Florida and somewhat wider and deeper than these pictures. They have a park where the highway crosses dedicated to this song and to Stephen Foster. I woud estimate the Suwanee is ~ 300 ft wide at that location.

  • @Ravie3 But it was made in NC not Florida?

  • @Ravie3 this is a fake the florida song is called ''Swanee River" and is not this song

  • @DXHHHable - I thought it was called The SUWannee River.  Anyway, it's a lovely song. Just enjoy it, adopt it.

    At least it's by Stephen Foster and not by some junkie with tattoos!

    June 19, 2011.

  • I'm not racists, im a true Confederate.

  • By the way - none of the posts mention who is singing this. Sounds like William Warfield or Paul Robeson?

  • As far as I know it's Paul Robeson, he's got alot of great songs like this.

  • I LOVE THE SONG "DIXIE".... it was re-conquered by the USA with the UNION VICTORY AT RICHMOND....

    The LOYAL SOUTH in the UNION FOREVER!

    The Loyal South Has Risen & Crushed The criminal CONfederacy....Nobama!

    Deo Vindice!

    + God Bless & SAVE The USA!

  • Yeah...ok...that's mature.

  • It's sad that anti-Confederates dont have any real argument anymore, it's almost boring dealing with you people anymore.

    Long live the Confederacy! -Deo Vindice

  • Yeah your immature dude

  • Right, that guy was one of the more immature people ive met on here.

  • I think it's a lovely song and I'm glad Florida kept it as it's official State Song. I confess I heard the new "contender" written by the British music teacher and what a fine song that was as well ... but "old Folks At Home" will always be the real anthem of the Sunshine State. My home town is Hollywood, FL in Broward County, but I live in Philly now.

  • Yeah I agree, no matter what they choose as a new song, "Old folks at home" will always be the state song.

  • @buddmar The words to this song were post-emancipation in composition, so it was part of the pop culture of the day to call back the plantations, and ultimately, slavery, because a slave was supposed to be happy to be in the position they were in because being controlled by "whites" made them "civilized", which is why the song was wrote in this way. By today's standards, this song is most oppressive toward blacks in America.

  • @buddmar Ditto from another proud Hollywood native.

  • If the song is or was changed its truly a heartbreak. My home towns economy is pretty much reliant on the money the STEPHON FOSTER STATE PARK brings in with tourists looking to enjoy the remaining beauty of florida. Its a tiny town brough to life every year by the folk festival. Our history isnt pretty but its still OURS! Black or white if your of southern blood then we both have anscestor who survived ....Im ...out here in the world still longing for those old folks at home~

  • Yes indeed, sadly they are doing their best to change it, as far as I know they haven't made a choice on a new one yet.

    And even worse our spinless governor Mr. Christ refused to have it played at his inaguration, so much for Republicans representing the old way of life.

  • I grew up on the suwannee river in the town of White Springs. I learned to swim in that muddy water when i was 2. I broke my arm on that river. I fell in love on that river. My oldest child learned to swim in that river. I have since left home but when i miss it I just sing this song. I learned it in kindergarten.

  • Hey Jewel, I've never known the Suwanee to be muddy. It's one of those beautiful, clear Florida rivers I've been on several times and love. My grandpa was born about 100 yards from it in 1858. I love the song!

  • Florida IS a southern state. it was the 3rd state to leave the U.S. back in 1860's right after South Carolina, then Mississippi. There are still a few old south plantations around the Madison and Monticello areas. Most are now private hunting/club houses. It rightfully belongs as the official state song.! Most other states songs are terrible, hard to sing.

  • Any other state song will not be acknowledged! And like you said, the other songs really are horrible lol

  • Who is singing this? Sounds like William Warfield or Paul Robeson

  • I believe it's Paul Robeson, but I could be wrong.

  • I am almost certain it's Paul Robeson.

  • it is

  • Well Paul Robeson is pretty good then lol

  • Got to rambling again, need to stop doing that, didn't mean to hose up your comments just hate prejudice and bigotry.

  • lol no problem man

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  • They're changing yalls song!? Blasphemy. There's noting wrong with that song.

  • Yeah they're trying, as fa as I know they haven't officially changed it yet, but I dont know, I could be wrong, either way my states song is still "Old folks at home", always has been and alwasy will be.

  • A beautiful song

  • Yep, that it is!

  • i kayaked down that the other day. that was hilarious!! it was fun though.

  • lol yeah the Suwanee is really somethin, alot of beautiful scenery

  • i liked it but not thr person who sang it

  • Who? Steven Foster?

  • I can think of a great reason why we should not use this as the state song,... STEPHEN FOSTER WAS NOT A FLORIDIAN, he never even stepped foot in our state. Our state song should be by a Floridian.

  • The problem with that is that all the choices for the new state song are more worried about political correctness, and most are written by former yankees who have moved here becase they're old. I damn sure aint gonna vote for our state song to be changed to a song written by a damn blue coat.

  • My friend, Stephen Foster was Born in Pittsburg and Lived most of his Life in New york, the only time he even came to the south was when he went down the Mississippi on his honey moon to New orleans

    I do agree that most of the choices for the new state song sucked though.

  • I never said that Stephen Foster was'nt a yankee, but when he wrote that song, the yankees had not yet betrayed us Southrons by invading us.

    But yeah the new song choices do suck lol I think they should have gotten a professional musician who's also a Floridian to write it. Like maybe John Anderson. He's got alot of pride in Florida.

  • But it's about the content of the song. The person who wrote it should have no concern. If the same song was written by a Floridian, would it make it any different?

  • But the content of the song was hcnaged o say "brothers" instead of darkies, which is a good thing, so actually it could have been seen from the view point of anybody that lived at a plantation.

  • Alotta Southern blacks use the Confederate flag to represent being from the South, look at alot of Southern rappers. Down here were proud to be from the South and we aint bout to let you Yankees ruin our culture and way of life

  • Absoluetely! I see alot of blacks who are fellow Southrons who fly the flag proudly, they know the truth! -Deo Vindice

  • and to tell you the truth i would ratha have latin people down here then northerners latin people cant really mess up a southerners accent but a yankee can if you be round em long enough thats why i dont like the city

  • ...By the way the civil War was not about one specific thing. The main objective of it was to reform the Union. Slavery honestly was a political move of Lincoln

  • Yes, Lincoln ahd to desire to free the slaves, he just used it as a weapon against the South, hoping the slaves would revolt. His planned backfired because many slaves were treated very well and had no desire to leave thier homes, much less take up arms against thier fellow Southrons. The war was about the north wanting to keep the Southern states under thier control where they could continue to make so many millions of dollars per year from them.

  • Yes as I stated that it was a political move. But ,many slaves were not treated well (thus being slaves) but were afraid to revolt against their "masters".Lincoln reasons of want for the south together with the north was because of the nation needing to stay together.

    P.S. the emancipation proclamation only referred to states that were in control by the Union. Also Lincoln was the one who wanted the south to be put back into America with open arms but he was assassinated so that didn't happen.

  • You are all mistaken. But all of you are not fools. The song is what it is and should not be changed. The freedom of slaves was for the benefit our country and should not be thought as people as maids, if so then you are too lazy to pick your own cotton and wash your own clothing and clean your own home. Many of you probably were out witted by most of your peers in school, therefore you pick the easiest way into life and that is by cyber-arguing and idealist.

  • Yeah I despise slavery, it was a horrible institution, but I am an idealist, and proud to be one.

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  • A confederate flag... are you mad? Are you absolutely out of your mind? I'm an enlightened black living in Connecticut, and I listen to the "darkies" line with no problem because it was in keeping with the time. But you people have no excuse. Sure, keep your damn heritage... in a museum! The confederate flag is a symbol of racism and justified violence, as well as representing one of the bloodiest wars in history! Keep your delusions to yourself and don't mar the face of a good song with racism.

  • you are an ignorant black, not enlightened. The Confederate flag represents freedom from oppression,for veeryone of all races and nationalities, not racism, thats why our Confederate forefathers in the beginning of the war were already coming up with a plan to free the slaves, and get them educations, careers, and homes, like europe did, instead of just freeing them and throwing them into the world saying "sink or swim" like the union did, lincoln was not the great "emancipator" like you think..

  • ...thats why he waited until 2 years of bloody warr ad passedto free the slaves, he didnt care about them being free, he was just hoping they would revolt, he was using it as a war measure. The truth is, the only people who use our great Confederate flag for hatred are the dumb-ass ignorant groups like the kkk and neo nazis, they're not even worthy to touch our flag. You have been brainwashed since birth too believe the opposite. Long Live the Rebellion! -Deo Vindice

  • thank you, hes rite the confederate flag is not a racist flag, dumbass's like kkk adopted it to try and gain support

  • Yes indeed, they are a disgrace.

  • And you, sir, are delusional, and I must ask that you please not spout off your opinions about things you know nothing about. Think, I beg you, what was the cause of the Civil War? Freedom? Hardly. State sovereignty, in other words, the right of states to make decisions and policy independent of a federal actor. And why was this such an important issue? Because the Republican Party, and Lincoln, wanted to nationalize the absence of slavery in the north, extending it to the south.

  • your actually saying that lincoln didnt have the power at first to emancipate the slaves? you do know that he took on totalitarian like powers when we seceded, for God's sake he he crated the entire state of west Virginia without the consent of congress(which is illegal) and when he declared war he also did it without the consent of congress(once again, illegal) anyone in the union who disagreed with him were arrested, he even tried to have the supreme court justice arrested!...

  • and Alexander Hamilton was a racist dumb-ass, thats why he supported slavery, only a very small population of the South owed slaves, so what did the other 250,000 die for? and how would you know what Davis and company wanted? your not even from the South! the only thing you have ever heard was what you've been spoonfed since birth. Im goin to end this now because obviously your far too brainwashed to see any point of view other than the one you've had forced down your throat your whole life...

  • Like I said, I pray that you one day wake up to the truth and begin to think for yourself, because only then will you truly be free. If you ever want to learn something other than what big brother forces you to believe, than pm please! Long Live the Rebellion! -Deo Vindice

  • its cuz hes a liberal from massachusettes and probably thinks the civil war was for freedom of slaves, but ummm it wasnt.... it was for the cause, not the slavery of niggs

  • ooops kkk with the confederate flag just went an let one fly

    lolololol

    cracker motherfucker

    put that whip away masser

  • @bluedogdick Thanks for mindless racism and ignorance, bluedog. I feel quite edified now.

  • lol you idiot if you read what I wrote and understand it. Then maybe you will see I was having a go at the racist comment made previous to mine. silly fool.

  • Considering that in the video there was no "@person" or no indent, there's no way for me to know that, since I don't go into the "view all comments" page. Looking at the original post though, I don't see how it correlates to it.

    But since you weren't posting that toward the video itself, it's all good.

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  • Think to yourself about the state of affairs at the time. Lincoln was running on a strong Republican platform, one which had been influenced by the works of Garrison, chiefly, which were strongly abolitionist. Further, slavery was the chief cause for the Lincoln-Douglas debates (guess who the contestants were) which also debated the right of a state to sovereignty. What is the purpose of such a debate, if not to keep an age-old practice of barbarians in the face of its ultimate destruction?

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  • Moreover, how can you claim that slavery was not the cause of the separation when Alexander Stephens himself said in a speech around the time of Lincoln's election that slavery was the entire cause of the separation. (He later changed his view, by the way, along with Davis, saying that state rights were the sole motivating factor, but that's just the thing, state rights to uphold slavery laws). Also, first, you can't claim that Davis and company wanted European emancipation, because it's false.

  • Second, they couldn't have done that without completely brainwashing the population first. Do you seriously think that the population of the southern states would allow slavery to be abolished? Their entire economy depended on it! Third, at the point where the Confederacy could have actually abolished slavery, great, now what? What can you do? They are free, and you can... Institute affirmative action programs? Put in "racial harmony" programs in schools? Bring in MLK? Hardly.

  • Europe's policy only worked because they had had years to work on it, and their economy was not slave-dependent. Fourth, Lincoln got freedom for the slaves, and was shot before anything else could happen. We can't judge him based on this alone. Also, Lincoln didn't wait years because he wanted a slave revolt, it took him this amount of time to get the competing factions under control once more. I don't know if you've ever read it, but the constitution limits presidential power, check it out.

  • And yes, I am talking about the dumb-ass ignorant groups like the KKK and Neo-Nazis, you idiot. These are exactly the people who use the flag as it was intended, a symbol for the suppression of innocent people based on the color of their skin. Just because you claim it means something different to you does not mean you can justify this. I don't wear a swastika because of its historical significance. Give humanity the respect it deserves and leave your moronic conceptions of history behind.

  • your an idiot , there is a differece between a dumbfuck in a sheet waving the flag and a person of southern decent

  • In short, my friend, you are wrong, and I am right. Also, I resent even the idea that I have been brainwashed from birth to believe anything. I look at the facts, and I see the truth, yo are the brainwashed one, ensconced, away from contact with people who truly care about the issues at hand. Truly, you should be ashamed.

    Oh, and, don't try to argue, I always win, so it's really very pointless to even try. I'll understand.

    It is a good song though, my regards to Stephen Foster.

  • you didnt win shit, you just made a fool of yourself.

  • thats ok man, he's just an ignorant fool, so I blocked him lol

  • actuly, circle dude, no ofense, but u were just pwned, and cn both of u pleeze get a life?

  • pwned? what do u mean? lol

  • if you belive that the civil war was over free'ing som nigs then u have been brainwashed by your liberal teachers, like the northern politicians really cared about slavery, abolishing slavery was a scape goat to destroy the southern economy not about civil fuckin rights dumbass think about it...

  • tpimp- Liberal thinking has nothing to do with people being upset with the song..however they are mistakenly doing so. You calling them names will not make them see the light.

  • yeah Ive already talkied to him bout using slander like that, it only hurts our cause.

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  • well said

  • Art NEVER gets censored no matter what's in it; why is every other form of media up for debate on whether or not it should be changed??? This song is part of our heritage and should never be altered.....the same goes for flags and banners. "Political correctness" is FASCISM and will be the death of AMERICAN culture if we let it.

    Great video.

    Greetings and a Rebel yell from central Florida.

  • I agree 100%. Political correctnesswill destory free speech. so what part of central Florida u from man?

  • The Okeechobee area, how about you?

  • im a little north of you, up in Highlands county

  • Oh yeah, Placid, Ive been there a million times, nice area.

  • yeah the city of murals lol