OldLady
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So no one is jealous of the magnificence of the grounds and mansions either in landscaping or the architecture involved ?? The left wants to shine as the most powerful in the nation, and if they could destroy everything that makes them look small, then believe me they will attempt to destroy it, and that includes people as well.That's just silly, Beagle. No one's jealous of the south. Honestly. You can be proud of it, sure you should. But the belief that the African Americans who were enslaved there are somehow less human, less worthy, than whites was a coping mechanism, not a fact, and it's time everyone let that go. I'm not going to get in a big race argument with you here. But that seems to be the one big lesson some people don't learn.Good grief... The lessons history has taught us all where we were wrong and where we were right.. The fear by the left, is that these mansiins and grounds are so maginficient, that in comparison to what is being accomplished today by the left, there is no comparison. Jealousy raises it's ugly head again. A bill protecting all of our history should be passed in order to put an end to the showboating hypocrisy on the left.WHAT past lessons learned? Talking to some of you folks is like taking a trip back in time to the 19th century. Some people have. learned. nothing.Not the point of these people.. They want to erase history for a specific agenda going foward, and they want to replace it with their own sanatized history. The only problem with that however, is that they are total hypocrites the many of them. They want to dam the history in which they hate, yet they are creating history that will also be hated ??? Until everyone cleans up their acts in this country, then the history of this nation shall remain in it's proper places, and it will continue to be made without destroying the past lessons learned.Don't like them, don't patronize them.
No. Speaking as a lefty, I love fine and beautiful, even excessive, things, like Faberge eggs and the Crown Jewels. I've never seen the Sistine Chapel or Versailles, but I'd probably love 'em. None of that would have come about without some dudes having an excessive amount of money and spending it on something beautiful for the sheer sake of beauty. I remember in college some of my classmates razzing the fact that one of Monet's pictures had just sold for millions of dollars. Some people were tsk tsking about how many people that money could have fed. Well, I have nothing against feeding people, but what a collector is willing to pay for an object should not kick off a debate about social responsibility.
Look at the Forbidden City in China. The beautiful buildings in St. Petersburg. Even the Communists aren't that miserable.