17th Street Vol

Ain’t nothing better when the wind cuts cold. 10th generation Tennessean

[17th Street Vol @17thStVol]

My new hobby is college basketball blogging. I’m breaking down all 365 college basketball teams as the season gets started.

https://t.co/2PMkTfgAhI

[17th Street Vol @17thStVol]

@greg_price11 This is absolutely surreal to watch.

[The Dank Knight 🦇 @capeandcowell]

He literally welcomed an invasion. He sued southern states for trying to protect their borders. Not enough were crossing so he flew them in under the cover of darkness. He even created an app to make it even easier for illegals to cross

[PoIiMath @politicalmath]

I'm reminded that my evangelical childhood filled with families and kids is so under-represented in American media that a lot of people think it's explicitly ethnic

[17th Street Vol @17thStVol]

Beautiful 75° day in Nashville. Feels like college basketball

[Angloid @angloid0]

I don’t think people understand, when we become a minority we won’t have special rights.

We will be persecuted, hated and attacked.

Do you want your children, grandchildren and descendants to be a minority in their own country?

[Mark Taylor @Mark___Taylor]

Another “what makes America great is more people like me, and less people like you” post.

[GODWIN 🪔 @libraryofgodwin]

The Anglo-Saxons have so thoroughly won the game of civilization that the rest of the world has spent the last decade coming up with convoluted moral arguments as to why they and theirs are entitled to live in and benefit from the Anglosphere countries.

[Tanner Cartwright 🇺🇸 @TanneriteCortez]

“The mistake you made is you let us in in the first place”
He’s right.

I don’t know how to get people to understand this.
If we don’t send them all back our grandchildren will live in a third world hell hole and our way of life will be lost.

-You’re ancestors won’t have a legacy
-Your traditions will disappear
-Your heritage will not exist
-Everything that made this nation great will be gone.
-Anglo Christianity replaced with demon worship and trash in the streets.

Last call for American greatness is now.

[Maria Elisa @mariaelisasmith]

Yo no quiero que Estados Unidos sea latinizado, diverso y multicultural. Para eso tenemos todo un continente gigante en el sur donde pueden perrear, gritar y ser desordenados. Yo quiero ver a Estados Unidos en su máxima gloria anglosajona.

[17th Street Vol @17thStVol]

@NBCOlympics What the hell is this?

[ArchaeoHistories @histories_arch]

In 1946, a local election in Tennessee was run by corrupt politicians who used deputies to arrest voters and hide the ballots in the jail. World War II veterans, newly home and fed up, picked up rifles and surrounded the jail until the officials inside surrendered.

A moment from what became known as the Battle of Athens, a rare armed uprising on American soil sparked not by foreign war but by local corruption. The scene unfolded in McMinn County, Tennessee, where a political machine led by Sheriff Paul Cantrell had controlled elections for years through intimidation, ballot stuffing, and the arrest of political opponents. On election day in August 1946, deputies openly detained voters and seized ballot boxes, locking them inside the county jail.

Many of the men watching this unfold were World War Two veterans who had recently returned home after fighting authoritarianism overseas. Having risked their lives for democratic principles, they were unwilling to tolerate the same abuses in their own community. As tensions escalated, veterans gathered rifles and ammunition and surrounded the jail where the ballots were held. After a prolonged standoff that included gunfire and the use of dynamite to breach the jail walls, the deputies inside surrendered.

When the ballots were finally recovered and counted, the corrupt officials were voted out of office. The uprising led to sweeping reforms in local law enforcement and became a lasting symbol of citizen resistance to electoral corruption in the United States.

The veterans involved later organized a reform government and many of them went on to serve as local officials, ensuring that McMinn County elections were monitored and fair for decades afterward.

© Vintage American Photos

#archaeohistories

[Chris Low @Clowfb]

Wow, 50 years ago to the date! The Ernie & Bernie Show on the cover of Sports Illustrated. @Vol_Hoops royalty.

[Ryan Long @ryanlongcomedy]

If I was running for president of a Latin country my platform would be to bring the people a second drum beat

[Megan Basham @megbasham]

No one’s really pretending like inviting Bad Bunny to headline the Super Bowl halftime show isn’t a subversive act meant to demoralize America, right?

Like we all know that’s what the show is now?

[Bernard Stanford ✡︎ @stanfordNYC]

There's this two-step in liberal messaging where when demography changes, they ask "how does this affect you at all?" But then they insist that all social, cultural, economic and political structures and institutions change to reflect demographics.

[William Wolfe 🇺🇸 @WilliamWolfe]

Imagine being one of the last living WWII veterans in America watching a degenerate Puerto Rican rapper named “Bad Bunny” performing in Spanish and surrounded by foreign flags at the Super Bowl halftime show.

Absolutely brutal.