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States have the right to change their minds about history. The only problem is when radical elements and the media combine with a corrupt government to encourage it.
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Another dumb ass Republican repeating a lie. Republicans didn't want equal rights for blacks. They were no different than democrats during those times. And todays Republican party opposes any type of equal rights.I know who he was, do you? He was a good little democrat house....slave. Always counted on to be on the mark. I also know that the democrat party did everything they could to contninue segregation. Jim crow laws, lynchings of blacks and republicans who wanted equal rights for blacks. Now you want to idolize these folk when you were the ones that wanted to keep them in chains. You're hypocrites. LOLOL He was paid well.
There were thousands that did as much if not more than he did...WHY does he get a statue?Then if you don't understand what he did to deserve a statue, his name is all you know.
you are as stupid about history as you are about current events.Another dumb ass Republican repeating a lie. Repubicans didn't want equal rghts for backs. They were no different than democrats during those times. And todays Republican party opposes anY type of equa rights.
That poster is not a moderator. I’ve long had it on Ignore for its zero substance posts.It's called history Zinc. There are lots of things in world history and our history that ain't pretty but it's history. Your irrational hatred of White people is obvious and you should NOT be a mod.
States have the right to change their minds about history. The only problem is when radical elements and the media combine with a corrupt government to encourage it.
Lost Cause Rhetoric which rewrote the history of the Civil WarThere is no substance in this thread from the posters who support removing confederate statues. They are trolls and arrogant of history. Blacks, Indian Indians, and Jews owned slaves, just like white people did
Again Black people owned slaves.
Many of the Confederate soldiers were honorable Christians. They cannot be discredited because some of their leaders supported slavery. Most confederate soldiers did not even own slaves. This is a horrific logic from the left thread. They have no idea what they’re talking about. They get all their talking points from radical BLM filth.
Jerry Lewis?You know who John Lewis is.
We do not have monuments to those who enslaved people in Asia or AfricaThe radical left has a one sided approach to this topic. It is vehemently racist in their part. Are they asking for statues of Africans who owned slaves to be removed? No, they are not …so they lose every bit of credibility in this topic. They launch unprovoked personal attacks against people all the time in the topic.
Just ask them…. they don’t care about slaves who suffered in Africa or Asia or places other than America.
Republicans authored an amendment to officially make slavery a constitutionally protected activity. The Republican Party is the party of The Corwin Amendment that would have cemented slavery as a constitutional right.you are as stupid about history as you are about current events.
We're talking about human rights. Where is the Nat Turner crypt to be viewed by the public? It doesn't exist. White supremacy should not continue to drive economic decisions.Sometimes you have to laugh at the attempts to obscure history. In Lexington Va. The Virginia Military Institute (VMI) is still around but the Institute prefers to forget the fact that a class of VMI cadets fought with the Confederacy and defeated the Union at New Market. They no longer read the honored New Market dead at roll call. Next door in Lexington we have Washington & Lee University. The radicals tried to get rid of the second name but tradition is sometimes stronger than political bias. Lee's crypt used to be open to the public but I think they have it walled off. They changed the name of Stonewall cemetery to Lexington cemetery. Civil War related tourism used to be important to Lexington but the liberal carpet bag merchants prefer to cut their own economic throats and disregard history for a political agenda.
Changing the way the world has gone benefits everyone.imagine being so damn dense and perverse that YOU can't even make sense of the way the world is going and it is not going to benefit YOU in the least.
Really, I thought he was.That poster is not a moderator. I’ve long had it on Ignore for its zero substance posts.
The confederacy tried to break away from the Union because of the economic vise the Northern Mills put on the cotton growers. Slavery would have ended in a relatively short time as it ended in every other slave holding country. With the advent of the Industrial Revolution, slaves were simply too expensive to maintain.Confederacy tried to break away from the union because they really wanted to keep the slaves they own.
All men are created equal except when people are owned by other people.
That is honorable to some.
I think he used to be. But was eventually defrocked. As we can see there’s no longer a moderator badge by their name.Really, I thought he was.
Cool. A new paintball target.We should do this with all Confederate Monuments
Replace them with monuments to Civil Rights leaders and monuments honoring the struggles of slaves
A statue honoring civil rights hero and US Congressman John Lewis is being unveiled Saturday outside of Atlanta, replacing a Confederate monument that had stood there for more than a century.
Renowned Jamaican sculptor Basil Watson created the statue, coined the John Lewis Memorial. It was installed August 16 in Decatur Square in front of the Historic Decatur Courthouse.