Equality before the law, was the goal for many generations, and was eventually achieved, long ago.
And during that whole time, the celebration of confederate symbols was seen as harmless regional pride and part of the larger American culture, utterly unconnected to the issue of equality.
Even back to, and including the generation of men that fought and paid the price of that war.
To pretend, now, suddenly that this has become an issue, for the children of the children of the children of the children of those who were freed by those men, so long ago,
is absurd.
You've lost. Get over it. Isn't that what we told Hillary?
But I did not lose. Americans fought and then put the fight behind them, long before I was born. In no way was it a loss for me.
If anyone loss, it was the idea that America would be divided by the conflict. The policy was to heal the wounds of the war, and that was done, successfully, generations before either of us were born.
You're right it was done at the expense of black folks.
SInce then, the celebration of confederate symbols, have been accepted as a completely harmless form of regional pride, within the larger American culture, for many generations.
Seriously, what the fuck are you even talking about?
It was accepted by the grand children and great grand children of the traitors.
"Black folks" would not have benefited from this nation being torn apart, neither in the past, nor today.
In both times, then and now, those who want to tear this nation down, are the enemy of "black folks".
To be clear, you are an anti-American piece of shit.
Is literally EVERYTHING outside your own little bubbleshpere a "piece of shit"?
Maybe you should invest in a toilet.
Note how I explained my conclusion, before I stated my conclusion?
And how you failed to address my argument, or even try to make a counter argument?
That is you losing the debate.