Stockholm syndrome is a real thing.I suppose that's why those Left elect so many as representatives.
How have inner city blacks faired over the past 50 years?
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Stockholm syndrome is a real thing.I suppose that's why those Left elect so many as representatives.
No. It's about building memorials to losers and traitors. And people whose sole goal in fighting a civil war was to have the right to enslave another race.It's not about honoring losers...it's about remembering history exactly as it was. Erecting a statue need not be an act of honor....it can just as well be a beacon of avoidance.
In any case where do you draw the line? George Washington owned many slaves. Shall we take down all the Washington remembrances? Shall we re-name Washington state? DC?
The line between good and evil is often blurred. Had the northern industrialists been granted permission to use slave labor...the Civil war might never have happened.
You forgot the Emancipation Proclamation.The legality of slavery was not even addressed until after the war was over and the Constitutional Amendments 13 through 15 were passed and ratified.
Another sign that We the People, the Posterity, have had enough.
Slowly, inch by inch, reclaiming our birthrights. But the battle will take years and we must not grow weary.
Shenandoah County School Board votes to restore the Confederate Names of schools
With over 500 people watching on Youtube, the Shenandoah County School Board voted 5-1 to restore the Confederate general names of schools in its district.www.whsv.com
EVERYTHING?What is also notable with renaming schools and streets that have Confederate names - Jackson Memorial Highway, Lee Middle School, JEB Stuart High school - is that they are ALWAYS renamed with that of a black person.
Can they not be named for a Union leader once in a while? Or another white who contributed immensely to our society? Why does EVERYTHING have to favor blacks?
Let’s see if they keep the name of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Which history you can't relate.History is what it is. Erasing it is an act of paramount dishonesty.What is the exact history remembered by those statues?
The Emancipation Proclamation ...You forgot the Emancipation Proclamation.
The Emancipation Proclamation ...
Had no legal effect anywhere.
It only applied in states that were in rebellion and therefore didn't apply at all in those states.
It did not apply in states that were not in rebellion.
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Well, that's the story the Holocaust Industry is pushing. I guess she got into a blue box and picked up a box of ballpoint pens from 1951.Any kind? I never said that. I explained why it's irrelevant if this book was 100% her words.
Schindler's List wasn't a documentary but still a very powerful movie.
You didn’t ask questions you repeated the neo nazi propaganda that it wasn’t real…even linking to well known holocaust denier
Yes states in rebellion Dumbass.The Emancipation Proclamation ...
Had no legal effect anywhere.
It only applied in states that were in rebellion and therefore didn't apply at all in those states.
It did not apply in states that were not in rebellion.
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You mean people didn't want to send their toddlers to a school named after a murdered teen?
Imagine that!
Well, that's the story the Holocaust Industry is pushing. I guess she got into a blue box and picked up a box of ballpoint pens from 1951.
Holocaust industry? Wow, there is certainly nowhere to go after that.
That there is a whole industry of movies, films, books, museums that keep the story alive and make money off of it.
I don't see the same with the Killing Fields of Cambodia (I think the only movie about that was about how a white guy was inconvenienced his friend was left behind.) or The Belgian Congo, or the Rape of Nanking,
Yes it was. My father fought in it. (For the US, even though he was born in Germany). a lot of the world suffered, but most it has moved on.WWII was kinda a big historical event.
Yes it was. My father fought in it. (For the US, even though he was born in Germany). a lot of the world suffered, but most it has moved on.
I personally get a little tired of the perpetual guilt trip that is used to justify all sorts of crappy actions. Try having a discussion about Israel and Palestine that doesn't go full Godwin. Don't you dare question any part of it. They sent a guy to prison just for questioning the authenticity of the fake diary, even though Levin and Otto Frank sued each other over it back in the 1950s.
Yes it was. My father fought in it. (For the US, even though he was born in Germany). a lot of the world suffered, but most it has moved on.
I personally get a little tired of the perpetual guilt trip that is used to justify all sorts of crappy actions. Try having a discussion about Israel and Palestine that doesn't go full Godwin. Don't you dare question any part of it. They sent a guy to prison just for questioning the authenticity of the fake diary, even though Levin and Otto Frank sued each other over it back in the 1950s.
I addressed any issue with "fake". It all actually happened whether or not every single bit happened to Anne.
bronze shoes on the Danube at Budapest representing Jews kidnapped and murdered by the Nazis. Also a pair of new shoes from a teenager kidnapped by Hamas on 10/7.
Agreed. However its not.Um, no, if it was fictionalized to emphasize a point, then you should classify it as a work of fiction. Same thing with Alex Halley's Roots, which was all a big thing until they found out Halley plagiarized large sections of texts from other books.
‘Roots’ Plagiarism Suit Is Settled (Published 1978)
Alex Haley settles lawsuit against him by Harold Courlander, author of novel The African, by acknowledging that his book, Roots, contained some material from Courlander book; amt of settlement to Courlander and his publisher, Crown, is not disclosed; defendants were Haley and his publishers...www.nytimes.com
No one denies the holocaust happened.
But...
1) It didn't only happen to the Jews. It also happened to the Roma, Sinti, Slavs, Gays, the disabled, Jehovah's Witnesses, Communists, Trade unionists, etc.
2) It wasn't the only crime against humanity that happened during the Second World War/Second Sino-Japanese War
3) It shouldn't be used as a perpetual excuse for Israel to abuse the human rights of Palestinians.