The slave party ... from 1860 lol
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The monument to the mass murder Nat Turner is still standing like busts of Karl Marx in communist colleges.
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A secular government has given us long lines of lying crooks perverting laws and politics to fulfill purely selfish personal interests
Communist colleges? Lol
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Christians gave us religious wars, gay persecution, native American genocide... pure evil
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Religious governments have always sucked.
From Giorolamo Savanarola's Bonfire of the Vanities to rule by the Holy Mother Church of the Irisb Repblic, to the time of the iranian Ayatollahs, they have been backward and corrupt.
From Giorolamo Savanarola's Bonfire of the Vanities to rule by the Holy Mother Church of the Irisb Repblic, to the time of the iranian Ayatollahs, they have been backward and corrupt.
Another @mark francis lie.
There is no monument to Nat Turner.
EMANCIPATION AND FREEDOM MONUMENT
“The monument, designed by Thomas Jay Warren of Oregon, features two 12-foot bronze statues representing a man, woman, and infant newly freed from slavery. Dedicated to the contributions of African American Virginians in the centuries-long fight for emancipation and freedom”Personally, I believe including Turner in the design of the monument was/is wrong. The inhumane/brutal treatment he and others suffered at the hands of their white owners did not justify his, and those that joined him, actions.
Entirely unlike you, I feel no need to gloss over or defend the indefensible actions of others.
Which “communist colleges” are you referring to?
Inarguably less so than any theocratic government in the entire history of mankind.
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I am not aware of any major universities that emphatically condemn Marxism.
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You can tear down images of Nat Turner also but I believe weaklings who are offended by historical figures honored by their neighbors have some real hangups the should try to get over.
Those that refuse to accept and acknowledge the wrong actions of Confederates, and those that raised monuments to the failed, traitorous endeavor, most, decades after the Civil War ended to “honor” the traitors and to intimidate the black populations are the ones with “hang ups”.
Confederate Statues Were Never Really About Preserving History
186018801900192019401960198020002020“An overwhelming majority of Confederate memorials weren’t erected in the years directly following the Civil War. Instead, most were put up decades later. Nor were they built just to commemorate fallen generals and soldiers; they were installed as symbols of white supremacy during periods of U.S. history when Black Americans’ civil rights were aggressively under attack. In total, at least 830 such monuments were constructed across the U.S.”
The biggest spike in Confederate memorials came during the early 1900s, soon after Southern states enacted a number of sweeping laws to disenfranchise Black Americans and segregate society. During this period, more than 400 monuments were built as part of an organized strategy to reshape Civil War history. And this effort was largely spearheaded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, who sponsored hundreds of statues, predominantly in the South in the early 20th century — and as recently as 2011.
And a significant portion of those monuments were erected on courthouse grounds. According to Lecia Brooks of the Southern Poverty Law Center, placing these memorials on courthouse property, especially in the 1950s and ’60s, was meant to remind Black Americans of the struggle and subjugation they would face in their fight for civil rights and equal protection under the law.
Confederate Statues Were Never Really About Preserving History
In total, at least 830 Confederate monuments have been constructed across the U.S. Most were not built immediately after the Civil War. They were installed decades later, mostly in Southern states, when disenfranchised Black Americans’ civil rights were aggressively under attack.
There are so many reliable and verifiable sources documenting the history and motivations behind the erecting of Confederate statues/monuments easily found on the internet and in libraries across America, that the total massive volume of proof precludes any literate person capable of objective critical thinking any excuse for being an apologist for their continued existence.
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so you whined about something you dont even know exists?
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OMG you are so pathetic.
do you check to make sure communist unicorns aren't in your yard too? or communist leprachauns under your bed?
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so its a "hangup" not to want to honor traitors to your country?
yes, patriots should have that "hangup". lol.
clearly you aren't a patriot.
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Tolerance is needed to bring Americans together. Democrats have been inciting racist hatred for political gains and that has divided the nation like never before since the civil war. Statues of Confederates have not driven leftists to madness before the heightened racism brought on by Democrats in just the last ten years or so.Those that refuse to accept and acknowledge the wrong actions of Confederates, and those that raised monuments to the failed, traitorous endeavor, most, decades after the Civil War ended to “honor” the traitors and to intimidate the black populations are the ones with “hang ups”.
Confederate Statues Were Never Really About Preserving History
186018801900192019401960198020002020
“An overwhelming majority of Confederate memorials weren’t erected in the years directly following the Civil War. Instead, most were put up decades later. Nor were they built just to commemorate fallen generals and soldiers; they were installed as symbols of white supremacy during periods of U.S. history when Black Americans’ civil rights were aggressively under attack. In total, at least 830 such monuments were constructed across the U.S.”
The biggest spike in Confederate memorials came during the early 1900s, soon after Southern states enacted a number of sweeping laws to disenfranchise Black Americans and segregate society. During this period, more than 400 monuments were built as part of an organized strategy to reshape Civil War history. And this effort was largely spearheaded by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, who sponsored hundreds of statues, predominantly in the South in the early 20th century — and as recently as 2011.
And a significant portion of those monuments were erected on courthouse grounds. According to Lecia Brooks of the Southern Poverty Law Center, placing these memorials on courthouse property, especially in the 1950s and ’60s, was meant to remind Black Americans of the struggle and subjugation they would face in their fight for civil rights and equal protection under the law.
Confederate Statues Were Never Really About Preserving History
In total, at least 830 Confederate monuments have been constructed across the U.S. Most were not built immediately after the Civil War. They were installed decades later, mostly in Southern states, when disenfranchised Black Americans’ civil rights were aggressively under attack.projects.fivethirtyeight.com
There are so many reliable and verifiable sources documenting the history and motivations behind the erecting of Confederate statues/monuments easily found on the internet and in libraries across America, that the total massive volume of proof precludes any literate person capable of objective critical thinking any excuse for being an apologist for their continued existence.