Ok... I’m a 40 year old black man from Alabama... this was my favorite show growing up as a kid. My dad and brothers watched it all the time. We loved fast cars... and seeing Bo and Luke and everyone on there drive them like crazy 😜 . The show was fun, exciting.... my family never cared about the flag on the car. I never thought the show was racist!!! The show was family oriented and exciting... Thanks for all the memories, and all the fun episodes. PLEASE KEEP THE SHOW available to watch

I'm a 49 year old black man and this is one of the best shows ever, sure beat's this crap we have on t.v. today.

I grew up watching this show. Bo, Luke and Daisy were my idols. This was such a family show. I can’t even begin to believe this is going on. We all stand behind you John!

My favorite show of all time. Such great memories!!! The General Lee is not the General Lee without the Confederate flag. The show isn’t and never was racist. Same goes for the flag. Thank you so much John for all the greatest memories growing up watching the show. I have always wanted a General Lee.

I am a 51 year old black man and I love that show it should never be taken off.

As a minority, I was never offended by the show. I enjoyed it.

The Dukes was my fave show as a kid. And though I'm a white man from South Louisiana, I've had close Black friends all my life. I've always seen the rebel flag as representing southern heritage with a bit of prideful, won't take no BS mentality. All of which fit the Duke family perfectly. The DOH never depicted an ounce of racism. Just the opposite... the show had more morals & values than most Nickelodeon shows nowadays, let alone modern Primetime garbage. Cheers John! Love the channel btw✌

Love hearing about the Dukes, because I watched it as a kid. I'm 44 & I still love the show! NEVER REMOVE the show! We need more shows like it. I never grew up thinking race & I had friends of ever shade. Color was never a thing. Don't get why it is now. We were more interested in if you were a good person or not. The Southern Cross is different than the Confederate flag & people need to be better educated on history. I remember learning of a southern black man who dressed in a Confederate Uniform & taught the meaning of the different flags in the South during the war & their meanings. He loved his Southern flags. His ancestry was from slavery, but he loved America, was proud to be American & Southern. No victimhood there. I learned a lot from that man. History needs to be taught from real people, not academics.

The Dukes was never Racist. The General Lee has nothing to do with racism.

Bring back “The Dukes of Hazzard”. The General Lee is one of the most iconic vehicles in television history.

I'm 50 year old man from Tennessee. I have some of my best memories watching this show with my bother and family. Couldn't wait for a new episode to come on. The show or the flag on the car has nothing to do about anything racist . Show was about doing what was right. Love the show. Thinking about building my own general lee.

I'm from Georgia and all that flag ever meant to me was a reminder of home. I don't know anyone that ever watched The Dukes because they thought Bo, Luke, Uncle Jesse, or anyone else hated anyone. It was about a family that loved one another and tried to treat anyone who would let them, with respect & love. I understand that some people may see the confederate flag as a symbol of hatred, but the 70s was a different time. The flag was not a symbol of hatred to most. No one I know of ever even gave that a second thought. Rebel pride was not white pride. It just meant that we were proud to be Southern. There's an old saying that sums it up best. The South is a place the other three letters on the weathervane are just directions. I've been to a lot of places, but in my humble opinion they all pale in comparison to the south. That's all "Rebel Pride" means to me. Thanks for your videos John. You are a source of inspiration for me, just like Bo Duke was to a kid who desperately needed a positive role model. Thanks for that too.

the saddest part is this question is even asked,, the Dukes of Hazzard was one of the most morally ethical shows ever on television.

It's always been the Rebel flag to me, not the racist flag, Uncle Jesse taught me to respect others and myself

I'm 51 and I grew up watching the Dukes of Hazzard and I still love the show. I just bought the whole series of the Dukes of Hazzard so I will always have them.

Thank you John for giving me a very awesome upbringing in my childhood. I was born June ‘79 and have the fondest memories of your show mid 1980’s. Thank you so much for continuing the legacy, facts vs. fiction and being a voice of such a great period in American non political life. Such a great time to be brought up. 🙏🏻

I'm black and grew up watching "Dukes of Hazzard." Not one time did I feel that the show had any racial issues within it.

The General Lee and the Dukes aren’t racist in the least.

The show was a moral show. Taught us not to hate others due to prejudices or the past. It taught us that the system is corrupt; can't always trust the man in the suit. The show taught us to help others. Every episode you guys helped someone.

I loved watching the Dukes of Hazzard! The Confederate flag has always been a symbol of standing up for what you believe in . To me that means my Country, it's a part of our history. The people who believe that flag is wrong so to speak will bbn or stop one dat they will say that our beloved American Flag is well you know the R word too. Thank you John Scheider for your wonderful videos. God bless you and your Family .

I’m a 43 year old black man this is my favorite show of all time the general is a car with the greatest worst name but at the end of the day it’s a iconic tv show about a family and a car . We need to keep things in perspective.

Hell Mr Schneider when I watched the Duke's in the early 80's I didn't even think about race, I thought about 2 cool guys driving fast cars & nice looking ladies. Great show, love you over here in S Central Texas🇨🇱

Hi John ... Hubby and I loved watching Dukes of Hazzard... just good fun. I'm Canadian and I never thought there was any racist implications with the General car or any of the stories. They were all just fun to watch for me. It was fiction. It was fun. Fast cars, stupid lawmen, fun stories. All tongue in check. Glad you had fun making that show! Take care and stay safe.

When I was in high school in the 80s the "Rebel Flag" as we called it back then (bc that's what it meant to us) was our fashion statement in school. I still have my rebel t-shirts from back then. That's all I know as far as how we took it. Straight up rebellion🤷😃😃😃

never, never, never was a racist show or had any racial tones, ever.

I was too distracted by Daisy to notice the confederate flag on the car!

The Dukes of Hazzard was one of my absolute favorite shows growing up in the 80s. As a white guy I guess it is easy for me to say that there was nothing racist about it. Yet I don’t recall seeing any member of the Duke family, not a Uncle Jesse, not Daisy, not Luke or you “Bo” doing or saying anything that was demeaning, disrespectful or denigrating to any race or ethnicity in any way whatsoever. I recall the show pretty well. It seems to me the writers made sure that hateful and disrespectful attitudes were done by the bad guys-namely Boss Hog. And making a point to show that being a jerk or a bully wasn’t cool. Obviously your show had a very positive impact on me. I realize that nowadays, it is not for some people to decide wether or not racism exists or has existed somewhere. Ok, well then I’ll just say I didn’t see anything like that on the show and see no reason why it should not be shown on tv in the future. That said, there are some people these days who won’t hear any reason orrationality regarding the Rebel Flag. Even though I always saw it as Bo and Luke being rebels. Modern day Robin Hood as it were. EDIT: Also, I really liked Eddie Macon’s Run.

No, no, no and no, I enjoyed the Dukes so very much, and even more today. The world is getting so crazy. I’m 73 and I’ve seen a lot. But never dreamed, I would see it like this. Bless you, John Schneider.

They were just "Good old boys, never meaning no harm..."

The paint scheme of the General Lee was about rebellion and freedom, when I was younger.

I think it can be said that not a thought of such things even entered the minds of those whom loved the show, it was pure clean action and nothing else. Thanks John.

I so much appreciate John taking a pragmatic approach to issues and asking us to use our own personal faculties to form our own thoughts and create our own opinions, our basis for living the types of lives that we do. I take each challenge he proposes and find that through careful, unbiased research and study, I've realized some changes in my thinking and my approach to some of life's questions. Certainly not all, but some. I've always enjoyed being entertained by John, Now I'm enjoying being prodded to self evaluation and education by him. Thank you John!

There's no racism in dukes of hazzard. I wish people would quit trying to erase history.

The “Dukes Of Hazzard” was never a racist show. It was all about family.

I am from Nova Scotia Canada, Me and my brother would get up at 5 am before school and watch the dukes ! Best child hood memories ! 36 now and wish I could have all the episodes for my 4 kids

there is a reason I made sure to back-up all my old Dukes episodes onto my PC. Now I can share the awesome series with my young boy... the Dukes should still be on the air; there was no racial intent and in fact teaches better values than pretty much any TV series on air currently

The Dukes were a good family oriented show, never racist

The show was respectful and taught our generation manners. The General Lee was an iconic non-racial car. Keep it!

Every one see and feel what want to see and feel!... I am a 56 years white man and I have black and brown friends and we all enjoy the Dukes of Hazzard my dear John!!... Yehaa!!... God bless you men!... Just keep going on!... Cause you carry your time with you... Our time with us!!...

The General Lee was legendary for bringing family values and community above all else. Much respect sir!

No racism here, no intent to be racist or supremecist. The Duke's of Hazzard should stay on TV.

As a black man, LEAVE "THE DUKES of HAZZARD" alone!!! Black people who watched that show, LOVED THAT SHOW, it's spin offs, and TV movies! The General Lee is an ICONIC set of wheels!

I'm 60 grew up in the 70s became a police officer in California in the 80s I loved your show my oldest daughter and I bonded so many hours over your show..I am not a racist I love people of every color and would lay my life on the line daily for anyone of any race..and I love the general Lee..complete with southern battle flag..please get that show back on..

Thank you John for sharing what you do. You’re always a person that I have looked up to.

Ok since you asked. I’m from NJ, so I don’t assume to know the hearts of Southerners, but I can tell you what I’ve always believed. I always thought the Confederate flag was used not as a call to racism, but as a celebration of the South, their strength, perseverance, loyalty, manners, and hospitality. When I see that flag, these are the things that come to my mind. Thank you for asking, I needed to say that

I’m a black man in my late 40’s and I’ve watched The Dukes of Hazzard every Friday night for as long as it was on. Today I have the DVD’s. I have never felt at all offended by anything on the show including the General Lee. In fact I had quite a few toy cars I wish I still had today. The flag on the General Lee was and is not at all offensive to me. I still watch my DVD’s of the show. And there is no racism at all in the show!

As a born and raised Northerner, I fully stand by the Rebel flag. I love both the American flag and Rebel flag. LONG LIVE THE GENERAL 01!!! 🇺🇸

I’m 45 and watched the Dukes of Hazzard, and still do. I have introduced my daughter to it (she is 10), and she loves it! So much so, she has built her own General Lee R/C car that she races in a league. She is super proud of it, and I’m proud of her! It is a complete General Lee from the flag on the roof, to the wheels and even the correct number on the license plate. Everyone that races with her absolutely loves the car. That show was never racist in any way, and is still one of my favorites of all time, and now it’s one of my daughter’s favorites as well!! Yeee-haaaa!!

Bo and Luke Duke treated everyone as if they all mattered

No. Needs to be back on tv. It never was racist. The General was a symbol of country racecars.

We watched the Dukes, loved the guys, never thought of it more than an entertainment. Didn't read into it as folks do today. Thanks for the memories. Don't let them taint it with their opinions.

The Dukes of Hazzard was and always will be,a fun,family friendly show about love for each other,doing the right thing,having values and respect. No one who watched the show when it originally aired,nor the reruns in the 90's had any problems with the car,the flag,the show,nor the actors. All this b.s. is ridiculous!! I'll ALWAYS love the show,the General Lee, the cast and the memories I have of watching it with my dad,mom and little sister. It was the ONLY show on TV that we all liked and could watch together. Much love and respect to you John!!

As a black man who grew up watching the Dukes of Hazard, it never crossed my mind that any of your characters were racist. I loved your adventures, getting chased by the law and getting away.. Sliding across the hood of the General Lee, bow and arrow skills, obviously Daisy Duke.. And more importantly how the car jumped so high off a bush or the random perfect dirt ramps... The General Lee was up there with the Batmobile, Knight Rider, Street Hawk, Air Wolf, the A Team van...

I'm black and always loved Dukes of Hazzard. It's NOT offensive in any way. Don't waste time listening to the woke crowd whose goal in life is to find something to be offended about. Leave the general lee alone.

John I think this was a wholesome family show and the car was a part of southern culture . If folks want to put a bad tag on the General Lee than they clearly have not watched the show. I’m 55 years old now but I could not wait every week to watch that show thank you for being a very important part of my childhood ❤

Absolutely not racist. I loved that show and still to this day want my own General Lee!

I'm a black female and watched Dukes of Hazard every week with my parents and siblings. Given my age at the time, 11 or 12, I had little exposure to racism or racist symbolism, so to me it was just a really fast car with an X and some stars painted on it. As an adult, I now understand and agree that the confederate symbol has strong ties to human oppression, however I don't believe that particular ideology was ever part of the show, otherwise my parents never would have allowed me to watch it. I think targeting old television shows and movies is a waste of time and distracts from the real problems with race that this country has.

I loved watching, and as a 45 year old "black" Man, I'm insulted by what they've done to such a great show. #DUKESFAN4LIFE

I loved the Dukes growing up and loved seeing the revival on TNN. I still do have good memories of watching the show with family. The Dukes of Hazzard I feel was inclusive and clean,honest family entertainment. The show was about 2 young guys and their family doing the right thing and helping people. I hope it can be brought back on tv and or streaming services.

In the 1960s a lot of images, symbols, flags and ideas were blindly re-appropriated into graphic and pop art images. Many icons were re-appropriated to represent new ideas...like the "Rebel" flag. It became a symbol of rebellion, anti-conformity, and anti-culture at the time. It was also a brightly coloured cool graphic that looked good on things. I remember it as a common tee shirt graphic in the 70s and it was often custom painted on bikes and cars. Its place in racist history was largely ignored and forgotten...as it should be...because flags don't be racist, people be racist. The use of the flag as a graphic on a custom car is nothing more than that...don't try to twist it into a weapon, when it isn't. Some things need to be taken on face value...like the TV show Dukes of Hazzard and the General Lee and the Confederate flag. My comment on "cancel" culture is "we shouldn't try to erase history...we should remember it and learn from it."

The show was not racist and the general lee is an icon that will never change

I always remember the Duke’s showing respect and value to every person (black, white, Hispanic) they interacted with.

The Army of Tennessee 1864 Battle Flag has been a symbol for different things, and must be viewed in context. The context here was a symbol of Southern culture, and nothing more.

John. ..I just now saw this ? I was so into the Dukes of Hazzard when I was a kid ? There was never a time that I thought any of those things You just mentioned ...Not then , now and not today ? My Daddy was a true hard working Man and raised Us practically by himself ? He watched it right there with Us and enjoy every episode ...He wasn't into things that were going to influence Us kids to be bad People when we grew up ... That General Lee was and still is the best car ever .. The Dukes of Hazzard had morals that We still have today ...it should be on TV still to this day .... Nothing what so ever is wrong with that awesome show ! Thanks John Schneider , You are such a wonderful person ...thanks for all the amazing shows that You have entertained Us with ....Thanks for being a true American ❤️

Here’s what I think: Long live the Duke boys and long live the General Lee. This show offers more wholesome, family entertainment than anything put on TV nowadays.

Looks like them Duke boys got themselves in more trouble than a rooster in a henhouse

Greetings. My name is Mr. Cole. I’m age 36. The movie staring Sean William Scott and Johnny Knoxville was the first time I was introduced to the dukes of Hazzard. I’ve only recently learned of the original TV series, plus the two sequel movies with the cast of the original TV series. My plan on purchasing the TV series on dvd (unless it’s cheaper on blu-ray), sitting down with a huge bowl of popcorn (with lots of butter) and binge watch the original series. I never make a decision unless I know all the facts. Thank you for reading this and thank you Mr. John Schneider for a great question. Only Peace ☮️

I'm 72 and I took my son to see the General Lee when he was 8. The car was on display a made a tour hopping from town to town. I'm in South Carolina. Great family entertainment and we watched it weekly.

Show was not racist. That's settled now put the damn show back on. I approve of this message.

Just like Waylon's song said; "Just the good ol' boys, never meanin' no harm." The flag is NOT racist. And neither were you guys. Take care, John.

I lost my dad in 1980 and you guys were the only thing I had to look forward to. Thank you 😌

Love the trip down memory lane. Thanks John Schneider. 🇺🇸❤🇺🇸

Mr. Schneider, I’m a Caribbean American male that migrated to this country (NYC) from England with my family in the late 70’s. I watched the Dukes of Hazard religiously when it was on the air... Friday evening @8p on CBS. Every one of my friends, Black and Latino watched to show as well! I DO NOT, in any way or form feel that the Dukes of Hazard should be/have been removed because of the General Lee. In this show, there was always some sort of lesson to be learned. Morals played a big part of those lessons, good vs. bad, right vs. wrong. It’s unfortunate in this day and age we live in, with the current events. But the show and the General Lee was loved by all. At the end of the day, the flag is just that, a flag! And I never ever saw or felt that there were any racial undertones associated with the show at all. IMHO. Respect you much!

The Confederate flag on the car was just a statement of "I'm proud to be Southern" not a racist statement

Praise God you kept your head John. Seen so many young stars and teen stars ruined from stardom. Can't believe how well grounded you are despite the 'good looks' and popularity. All glory to Christ!

Love and still love the show Dukes of Hazzard. The flag on the general was never racist. I really love the show! With all actors, ❤❤❤ and always wanted to one day but the General 🚗😁❤ God bless you and family always

I was 10 years old when Dukes came out and not one time was race EVER an issue. Anyone who says otherwise is just whining.

The Dukes of Hazard’s General Lee is not Racist and should not be taken off the air. Period

Great family show. Wish it was still on 👌👊🤙

I am from Mississippi! We had the Rebel Flag forever until some people thought it was racist! I still fly my Rebel flag, no matter what! The Rebel flag and the General Lee go together like peas and cornbread! Totally cool! Your show was never racist or out of order! I loved watching it and my kids did too! Keep Dukes of Hazard running so today’s people will see what fun and crazy things this show was made of! There will never be another one like it! 💥💫💕🌟❤️✨😎

Im a 48 year old black woman that grew up with her cousin Mikey,may her RIP, watching The Duke if Hazzard. I've NEVER WATCHED an episode that made me feel uncomfortable. My granny was the adult over us watching that show, she loved Boss Hog and we loved the General Lee. At that time in my life I had no idea who he was, all I knew was that the car was Bas ASS AND I NEVER TOOK THE FLAG FOR BEING RACIST AT THAT TIME IN MY LIFE. I LOVED YOU GUYS AND I FOR ONE DON'T WANT TO SEE THE SHIW DISAPPEAR.

If you grew up in the 80’s and didn’t have a Dukes of Hazzard lunchbox...... you should probably call your parents now and find out why they didn’t love you

Good evening Mr Schneider. My name's Thomas, I live over in the UK in Scotland, in the country side just outside as town called Stirling. You may have heard of the battle of Bannockburn, that's where I live. I know it's a while since you made this video/asked folks opinions.. hopefully your still reading the replies. This is the first time I've ever written anything on the internet, at 41 years old(young, 41). The situation regarding the rebel flag and the show being off the air, toys stopped being produced etc etc.. brought tear to my eye. And I'd love to let you know why... Being born in1980, I missed the first couple of seasons but my earliest memories are tuning into the dukes with my older brother on a fuzzy TV with push buttons to change between the three channels available. We have Christmas pictures of us grasping our replica toy general Lees. My big brother dressed in his plastic boss Hogg hat that came with his CB hat and revolver set. We even had plastic mud jump ramp, not that my folks were wealthy. My dad eventually bought a small Datsun two door in orange and would let us climb in the windows. We had wooden framed beds we used to push together and constructed a general Lee with a baby rattle that doubled as a shifter, which my brother has kept to this day. Hard to imagine I know. Being Scotland it's usually raining and the roads ain't very straight. However, where my grandfather used to take us fishing had a long(20 mile) straight road with an American style gas station which we used to stop at for provisions en route, to a secret fishing location that amongst all the greenery had a small sandy corner where we fished. At the time it always reminded me of the scenery from the dukes show and to this day it still does, and know one else knows about this spot. Dukes of hazard was only ever shown on it's original airing in the UK until the early 2000s. We missed it greatly growing up, I can honestly say I had a dream about it becoming available in a video rental store when I was younger. Moving on to my late teens/adult years, my brother and I (and my late father who used to do a small jump in his company car for us over a hump in the road when we were younger) never lost the live for everything that the show meant to us.. I always wore a Confederate flag belt buckle, I have always had cowboy boots. My second car was a 79 Camaro at age 20. Chargers are rare as hens teeth here and mega money. I built by hand a 450bhp engine for that car. Gas is currently about $13 a gallon here to give you an idea of the level of commitment. Any way, roll on to present day.. and I hope your not bored yet... I'm, 41, my big brother celebrates his 44th birthday today, he has 2 daughters and one son age 5, I have a beautiful son and daughter. My 7 year old boy is named Bo, my 5 year old nephew is named Lukas, my big brother last January introduced a freshly restored 68, 383 charger into garage, I've only got a lowly 78 Hurst hatch trans am awaiting restoration in my mum's garage, while I'm building a new House next to a reservoir/forest that could pass for hazard county, (build at a stand still just now due to lack of funds but we'll get there) in which to restore the trans am with my kids. And I still wear a rebel flag belt buckle(second one as my original wore out). I have never had anyone comment negatively on it. I was bought a mug at work by a college, I'm a fireman and everyone has a personal mug, mine is the rebel flag. So to answer your question eventually, the confederation/rebel flag to me means.. the dukes of hazard. It always has. It's never had a negative conetation at all. When my children see the flag the refer to it as the general Lee flag. Hopefully when I build my trans am, I'll be able to sell it for enough to buy a project charger. If you ever feel like seeing Scotland John, it would be a pleasure to accommodate you, talk dukes, cars, drink some beers etc. I think the biggest problem in the internet is that it's only really people with a problem or negativity that say anything, if your at peace, happy, and a good person you generally don't go online to tell people about it, hence the majority of anything online tends to be negative. What A Shame. I think the biggest problem is the frustration of knowing a minority of folks can spoil something so innocent, something that has brought such joy to many people and shaped so many lives for the better. I hope this gives you a sense of how I feel. Hope I can shake your hand one day. Kind regards. Thomas Duthie.

You and Bo were one of the greatest memories I have of growing up, and of course Daisy and yep.. Uncle Jessie. Todays culture is ridiculous. There was absolutely zero racism in the show, it was all about tolerance, understanding and fun! Besides the confederate was a very big time for our history. Thank you for the kickass childhood memories!

No. not racist whatsoever. Just a good wholesome family show.

I'm a African American male and I love dukes. Just bought seasons 1-3 two months ago. I see dukes as a southern show, thus seeing the flag was no big deal. Also I loved you on smallville and dancing with the stars and on the halfs and half nots. You sir are a stand up gentleman in every sense of the word and believe dukes is one of the most American shows in history. I believe dukes of hazzard is the furthest thing from a racist show as you can get and all the African American guest stars is proof of that. Continue being you cause you sir are awesome!

Im a huge fan of Dukes of Hazzard. Im 50 yrs old and have the models of all the vehicles that were in the show. To this day the General Lee is my dream car. My all time favorite car. The Confederate flag has been tarnished as well as so many other things in this country. Im just glad i have all the dvds to the show.

I grew up watching The Dukes of Hazzard every week and could not wait for the next show. I never thought about racism while watching or playing The Dukes. It’s not what the show was about. Racism, just like hatred, is a heart issue…not a General Lee of the Dukes of Hazzard issue. Thanks Bo! You helped this young boy become a southern gentleman in so many ways 4 decades ago.

Couldn't imagine anyone who grew up watching this show believe it should be taken off of the air over the General Lee. One of the best family shows ever made! Matter of fact I feel like watching an episode now! 😁👍

Not now nor ever has the show or the general lee been racist, love me some good ol Duke boys!

I'm from Australia. Grew up watching dukes. Love it. Good ol boys . Nothing racist . Heritage not hate. The show taught great family values. If more kids grew up watching dukes it would be better place

I never got that feeling back in the 80s when I was watching it as a teenager.

I wanna live in a world where everyone drives a General Lee and their cousins look like Daisy.

The General is part of my history as a kid and that Orange car is FINE with MY BLACK ASS. Dem Dukes....dem Dukes....

Hey John merry Xmas to start. I’m 46 and I loved that show as a kid. I had all the toys and was able to meet boss hog when they brought the general lee to st.Louis. My dad wouldn’t let me watch the show but my aunts and uncles would. He was never happy about that. I’ve watch the show many times as an adult and never once did I see it as a racist show or the characters on the show as that. I saw the general lee representing bo and luke duke as rebels and that’s it. Nothing more nothing less. There was always a lesson in every episode like every other show that was on in the 80s. If you read this I think you for taking the time to do so. Ryan at cpp tech

Hell no! The show, and the General Lee, and you guys were perfect! You all meant no harm, and was all fun! It didn't survie this long for no reason. Love you John! You saved my life. I was 10 and my sister died when she was 5 after battleing lurkumia, and then my Dad shot himself, and my Mom checked out. You and the Dukes kept me going.

I watched DUKES as a kid... and I don’t recall ever thinking, “Wow, these guys really hate blacks.” The General Lee was an orange car to me. A car. Not an agenda.

The General Lee is not a problem, it’s people attitudes and what they fuel them with🤙

In 1980 i was 11. Always loved watching the show. I grew up on dirt and gravel back roads. Man was it fun learning to slide sideways around corners! Yee haa! And like John mentioned one of my childhood memories was dad driving and getting a bit of air over the hills. 👍Two years ago there was a big uproar about someone's derby car painted up tike the General. At 50 yrs old never once did something that stupid even enter my mind. Never had 1 thought of connecting the General with racism. Busy bodies have nothing better to do up here in Canada either. John, thanks to you and the rest of the cast for a great and fun show!

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