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stroke himself?What's your point except to ruffle feathers here ?
I suspect he’s surprised to just now learn that most Union soldiers fought to preserve the Union, rather than end slavery.What's your point except to ruffle feathers here ?
If former Union soldier's could be brought back to life and see the extreme leftist political climate in this nation today in 2020 and the revisionist history being taught in schools and universities, then you could propel them back in time to 1861 with this knowledge...how many would still have joined the Army to fight against the South? I say very few except that minority of abolitionist radicals from New England states.Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union
Modern conceptions of the Civil War grossly underestimate the importance of political union as a motivator to the northern psyche, said Professor Gary W. Gallagher, speaking Monday at the Millerwww.dailyprogress.com
"... asshole murderer General Sherman." Did you know him personally? How do you know he was an asshole?My family is from eastern Tennessee. They first settled there in the late 1700s. Most where devote Christians. Many fought for the Union because they were abolitionists.
Few people know this, but eastern Tennessee was predominantly pro-Union.
One of my ancestors died fighting for the asshole murderer General Sherman outside Atlanta, at the ripe old age of 19. I have a picture of his headstone somewhere.
Exactly.If former Union soldier's could be brought back to life and see the extreme leftist political climate in this nation today in 2020 and the revisionist history being taught in schools and universities, then you could propel them back in time to 1861 with this knowledge...how many would still have joined the Army to fight against the South? I say very few except that minority of abolitionist radicals from New England states.Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union
Modern conceptions of the Civil War grossly underestimate the importance of political union as a motivator to the northern psyche, said Professor Gary W. Gallagher, speaking Monday at the Miller
Evidently so. Even the Union Army was racist...
"In general, the Union army was reluctant to use African-American troops in combat. This was partly due to racism: There were many Union officers who believed that black soldiers were not as skilled or as brave as white soldiers were. By this logic, they thought that African Americans were better suited for jobs as carpenters, cooks, guards, scouts and teamsters."
Black Civil War Soldiers
General Sherman would be a war criminal by todays definition. Perhaps his statues should come down?My family is from eastern Tennessee. They first settled there in the late 1700s. Most where devote Christians. Many fought for the Union because they were abolitionists.
Few people know this, but eastern Tennessee was predominantly pro-Union.
One of my ancestors died fighting for the asshole murderer General Sherman outside Atlanta, at the ripe old age of 19. I have a picture of his headstone somewhere.
Exactly.If former Union soldier's could be brought back to life and see the extreme leftist political climate in this nation today in 2020 and the revisionist history being taught in schools and universities, then you could propel them back in time to 1861 with this knowledge...how many would still have joined the Army to fight against the South? I say very few except that minority of abolitionist radicals from New England states.Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union
Modern conceptions of the Civil War grossly underestimate the importance of political union as a motivator to the northern psyche, said Professor Gary W. Gallagher, speaking Monday at the Miller
Evidently so. Even the Union Army was racist...
"In general, the Union army was reluctant to use African-American troops in combat. This was partly due to racism: There were many Union officers who believed that black soldiers were not as skilled or as brave as white soldiers were. By this logic, they thought that African Americans were better suited for jobs as carpenters, cooks, guards, scouts and teamsters."
Black Civil War Soldiers
There's a general consensus not to have them displayed publicly anymore, so that's how democracy works. They shouldn't be destroyed, just put where they belong like in museums and Civil war reenactment venues or wherever.Then why tear down Confederate statues?What's your point except to ruffle feathers here ?
So you’re pro slavery. ShockingSide of Missouri volunteers fighting terrorist Union troops that were raping and pillaging the countryside.If you were alive during the civil war; what side would you have fought on?
We only let them play other black schools, so it didn't count. (-:Before desegregation the black high schools usually won the state championships.
That's why this revisionist history and agitators protesting law and order and wanting to tear down statues are all part of a communist movement to destroy the Union. Troops in the Union Army would not tolerate Antifa or BLM communist agitators.If former Union soldier's could be brought back to life and see the extreme leftist political climate in this nation today in 2020 and the revisionist history being taught in schools and universities, then you could propel them back in time to 1861 with this knowledge...how many would still have joined the Army to fight against the South? I say very few except that minority of abolitionist radicals from New England states.Civil War expert: North fought to preserve Union
Modern conceptions of the Civil War grossly underestimate the importance of political union as a motivator to the northern psyche, said Professor Gary W. Gallagher, speaking Monday at the Miller
Evidently so. Even the Union Army was racist...
"In general, the Union army was reluctant to use African-American troops in combat. This was partly due to racism: There were many Union officers who believed that black soldiers were not as skilled or as brave as white soldiers were. By this logic, they thought that African Americans were better suited for jobs as carpenters, cooks, guards, scouts and teamsters."
Black Civil War Soldiers
General Sherman would be a war criminal by todays definition. Perhaps his statues should come down?My family is from eastern Tennessee. They first settled there in the late 1700s. Most where devote Christians. Many fought for the Union because they were abolitionists.
Few people know this, but eastern Tennessee was predominantly pro-Union.
One of my ancestors died fighting for the asshole murderer General Sherman outside Atlanta, at the ripe old age of 19. I have a picture of his headstone somewhere.
