Mason Michaels
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How is history changed by people destroying property that doesn't belong to them?
Monuments to Thomas Jefferson and George Washington are up. When are the snowflakes going to start whining about them?
Lame as always
How is history changed by people destroying property that doesn't belong to them?
Monuments to Thomas Jefferson and George Washington are up. When are the snowflakes going to start whining about them?
Stop blaming it for why blacks falls so far behind whites today. If it's not an issue, stop making it one.
Well, it was on STATE LAND. UNC's campus is a public campus.
You are talking out of your ass here.
Right, but why do you need a monument to them? They're not a good part of our history, and certainly lack the virtue to be memorialized.
So you seem to be arguing that if Confederate statues are removed, people will forget they fought a war for slavery and lost?
Then why the hell would you keep the name if it was the party of slavery, racism, white supremacy? Seems a little contradictory.
Slavery became Jim Crow which became mass incarceration.
And that's because we didn't kill enough Southerners after the Civil War.
We have Civil War Battlefields, the Statues/Monuments could go there. I would bet there are Civil War Cemeteries? Museums are good places for historical items.
Americans fighting Americans, ... I'd say that is pretty unique
Lame as always
Simple the confederacy is a part of our history snowflake and no amount of whining and vandalism will change that.
You seem to think that tearing down the Confederate monuments is to erase the Civil War. It's not. It's erasing the post-hoc legacy of the losers of that war. And that's what you should do to losers. Particularly losers who are also traitors.
You don't know what you believe. I asked the same question in two different ways. In the first one you said someone denouncing their citizenship in the U.S. and establishing it somewhere else was treason. In the second question, which was the same one, you said you didn't care whether or not they left, "so let them go".
Are you still mad your ancestors were owned by white people, boy?
The statues weren't from the Civil War. They weren't built by Civil War veterans. They were erected by Southern racists for the purpose of memorializing their white supremacy long after the war had ended.
That's literally the reason given by the guy who erected the Silent Sam statue.
Are you saying people denouncing their citizenship in the U.S. and establishing it somewhere else is treason?
The number choosing to expatriate annually has been steadily rising since 2012. Leading up to the 2016 election, several countries promoted themselves as destinations for people wanting to leave the U.S. Do you consider them traitors?
Have you ever been to Gettysburg? or seen Civil war monuments to battles or soldiers?
No. I'm not going to explain anything to you. It's like talking to a rock
Your family tree looks like a stump.
Yes, it is lame that people destroy inanimate objects because a piece of metal scares them so much.
Dumb Ass the Confederate Government tried to start a Country on the USA!
Like I said take it out of the hands of the hotheads ( such as yourself) and get the true historical perspective
of each monument
a historical commission is not a "biased individual" . these are folks who look at the pedigree of the monument -when it was built and placed , by whom, and dedication, and any other history they can find on it.And leave it in the hands of possibly-biased individuals? A far better idea is putting them in museums or a dedicated sculpture park or the like, where those who might be offended can avoid them.