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This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
The Constitution and the law were on the side of the national government.
No provisions of the Constitution permitted secession.
The South resisted lawful, constitutional authority, and the Old South was executed for treason.
This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I would love for good god fearing black people who worked hard and raise their families could own white racists for just one generation. No two! Because part of the hell black people went through was knowing their kids would be slaves after they died.
I don't know why more slaves didn't massacre their owners and their families.
Two wrongs make a right? Is that what you learned in kindergarten? The rest of us were taught the opposite.
Why are you such a racist? Why is slavery only evil when white people do it? What kind of racist, bigoted asshole are you?
This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You defend the confederacy, whose cause and stated purpose to form was to preserve, protect, defend and expand slavery - and they elevated the institution to something they glorified on their currency.This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You always have before, because you defend the South.
You defend the confederacy, whose cause and stated purpose to form was to preserve, protect, defend and expand slavery - and they elevated the institution to something they glorified on their currency.This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You can't unstick that ugly off you, no matter how you try.
How would it have ended? It continued for seventy years after the constitution was written.This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.Robert E. Lee was a great American. He deserves a holiday
CIVIL WAR OP-ED Remembering Robert E. Lee American Patriot and Southern Hero Huntington News
Sir Winston Churchill called General Robert E. Lee, “one of the noblest Americans who ever lived.”
Please let me call to your attention that Monday, January 19, 2015, is the 208th birthday of Robert E. Lee, whose memory is still dear in the hearts of many Southerners. Why is this man so honored in the South and respected in the North? Lee was even respected by the soldiers of Union blue who fought against him during the War Between the States.
What is your community doing to commemorate the birthday of this great American?
General Lee’s portrait adorns the State Capitol in Atlanta where the Georgia Division Sons of Confederate Veterans hosted their 1st Lee birthday in 1988. The SCV will host their annual Robert E. Lee birthday celebration on Saturday January 17, 2015 at Georgia’s Old Secession Capitol on Greene Street in Milledgeville. Read more at: 2015 Annual Robert E Lee Birthday Celebration
During Robert E. Lee's 100th birthday in 1907, Charles Francis Adams, Jr., a former Union Commander and grandson of US President John Quincy Adams, spoke in tribute to Robert E. Lee at Washington and Lee College's Lee Chapel in Lexington, Virginia. His speech was printed in both Northern and Southern newspapers and is said to had lifted Lee to a renewed respect among the American people.
And In Lexington, Virginia events are scheduled for the birthday of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson on January 16th and 17th. Read more at: Home - Lee-Jackson Day Lexington VA
Dr. Edward C. Smith, respected African-American Professor of History at American University in Washington, D.C. , told the audience in Atlanta, Ga. during a 1995 Robert E. Lee birthday event, quote 'Dr. Martin Luther King and Robert E. Lee were individuals worthy of emulation because they understood history.' Unquote
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You always have before, because you defend the South.
I don't defend the South over slavery, moron. I only defend them over the claim that they started the war or that they were "traitors." Slavery could have been ended without slaughtering 850,000, as it was done in every other country in the world. Unfortunately Lincoln wanted war so he could mulct the South of its wealth.
How would it have ended? It continued for seventy years after the constitution was written.This was the money of the ConfederacyAnti american should a been hung after Lincoln got shot.
Notice no coins or stamps have his face?
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You always have before, because you defend the South.
I don't defend the South over slavery, moron. I only defend them over the claim that they started the war or that they were "traitors." Slavery could have been ended without slaughtering 850,000, as it was done in every other country in the world. Unfortunately Lincoln wanted war so he could mulct the South of its wealth.
There were four million slaves in the South, out of a total population of 9 million.
Some states had majority slave populations. How?
There was murder and mayhem and horrific battles in Kansas and Missouri going on for years before by the slavery and anti-slavery factions, and the new territories soon to be admitted were eyed with a twinkle, as the South hoped to make them slave Territories. They were even seeking to expand Slavery to Mexico, Cuba, Latin America...
It was all about expanding it -- now tell me just *how* would slavery have ended?
How?
Yes, and no one fought harder to preserve and expand it than the South. That's why they were willing to fight a bloody battle to keep and maintain it.How would it have ended? It continued for seventy years after the constitution was written.This was the money of the Confederacy
Slaves working the field --
This is the currency and the cause the idiot neoconfederates like bripat support and defend.
I don't defend slavery, asshole.
You always have before, because you defend the South.
I don't defend the South over slavery, moron. I only defend them over the claim that they started the war or that they were "traitors." Slavery could have been ended without slaughtering 850,000, as it was done in every other country in the world. Unfortunately Lincoln wanted war so he could mulct the South of its wealth.
There were four million slaves in the South, out of a total population of 9 million.
Some states had majority slave populations. How?
There was murder and mayhem and horrific battles in Kansas and Missouri going on for years before by the slavery and anti-slavery factions, and the new territories soon to be admitted were eyed with a twinkle, as the South hoped to make them slave Territories. They were even seeking to expand Slavery to Mexico, Cuba, Latin America...
It was all about expanding it -- now tell me just *how* would slavery have ended?
How?
Every country in the world, save the United States, abolished slavery without shedding a significant amount of blood. Even the states in the North abolished it. So why would anyone imagine it couldn't have been done? Because they have to defend their mass murdering cult hero, Abraham Lincoln.
& Your link to a book is useless -- the premise, as I read it, was how anti-slavery movements were critical in abolishing slavery.
That doesn't apply to the South -- as the Southern states BANNED any anti-slavery speech, press or association.
They made it illegal to print anti-slavery works, to talk of it, to gather in any groups to discuss it -- and they did this looong before the Civil War broke out.
& Your link to a book is useless -- the premise, as I read it, was how anti-slavery movements were critical in abolishing slavery.
That doesn't apply to the South -- as the Southern states BANNED any anti-slavery speech, press or association.
They made it illegal to print anti-slavery works, to talk of it, to gather in any groups to discuss it -- and they did this looong before the Civil War broke out.
Here's one way, that you're too stupid to think of: The federal government could have purchased the freedom of all the slaves in the South. That certainly would have been cheaper than the Civil War.
& Your link to a book is useless -- the premise, as I read it, was how anti-slavery movements were critical in abolishing slavery.
That doesn't apply to the South -- as the Southern states BANNED any anti-slavery speech, press or association.
They made it illegal to print anti-slavery works, to talk of it, to gather in any groups to discuss it -- and they did this looong before the Civil War broke out.
Of course, your theory about the premise of the book is wrong.
Here's one way, that you're too stupid to think of: The federal government could have purchased the freedom of all the slaves in the South. That certainly would have been cheaper than the Civil War.
Study the Texans' reactions to "abolitionists" supposedly stirring up anti-slavery opinions among the slaves. Lynchings everywhere.
There was no Southern movement for abolition.
& Your link to a book is useless -- the premise, as I read it, was how anti-slavery movements were critical in abolishing slavery.
That doesn't apply to the South -- as the Southern states BANNED any anti-slavery speech, press or association.
They made it illegal to print anti-slavery works, to talk of it, to gather in any groups to discuss it -- and they did this looong before the Civil War broke out.
Here's one way, that you're too stupid to think of: The federal government could have purchased the freedom of all the slaves in the South. That certainly would have been cheaper than the Civil War.
That suggestion did not even float in the Border States.
& Your link to a book is useless -- the premise, as I read it, was how anti-slavery movements were critical in abolishing slavery.
That doesn't apply to the South -- as the Southern states BANNED any anti-slavery speech, press or association.
They made it illegal to print anti-slavery works, to talk of it, to gather in any groups to discuss it -- and they did this looong before the Civil War broke out.
Here's one way, that you're too stupid to think of: The federal government could have purchased the freedom of all the slaves in the South. That certainly would have been cheaper than the Civil War.
That suggestion did not even float in the Border States.
