pknopp
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He fought to maintain the rights and sovereignty of his state. Slavery was a secondary issue and needs to be presented in the context of the era to be honest.You can't expect a black man to go to a court house to pay his taxes and have to walk past a statue to someone that fought to keep his ancestors a slave.
You want to apply a very funneled, narrow focus that denies context. That’s fascism.
Lol....I chuckle at how so many want to label about anything as "Fascism" or something of the sort.
Friggen Fascists. I ordered this without pickles and they put pickles on it.
We can not expect someone to have to walk past a statue of someone that fought to keep his ancestors a slave as he goes to pay his taxes.
How can that same man walk by the USA flag, after all they had slavery for 89 years under that flag? Is that the next thing that gets attacked?
That same flag fought to free his ancestors.
So "they" are OK with the USA having slavery for 89 years, but not OK with the Confederacy having slavery for 4 years? Not good at math?
The Confederacy didn't just have slavery for 4 years.