SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS at it again.

Eagle_Eye

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The latest victim in the never ending attempt to erase the memory of slavery is the Dixie Highway.

The Dixie Highway was a United States automobile highway, first planned in 1914 to connect the US Midwest with the Southern United States.

Heavens we have a highway named Dixie after the south OMG!
 
The latest victim in the never ending attempt to erase the memory of slavery is the Dixie Highway.



Heavens we have a highway named Dixie after the south OMG!

I have long maintained that our public commons and public property should not be named after enemy nations, like The Confederate States of America, nor after enemy combatants who waged war on soldiers serving under the American flag, aka Confederate generals.

There is plenty of private property in this nation if someone wants to have shrines to the confereracy.
 
:) Hahahahahahahaha ....
You can never have TOO many streets and schools named 'Marten Luther King, Jr.'.
 
I have long maintained that our public commons and public property should not be named after enemy nations, like The Confederate States of America, nor after enemy combatants who waged war on soldiers serving under the American flag, aka Confederate generals.

There is plenty of private property in this nation if someone wants to have shrines to the confereracy.

Maybe it can be named the James Earl Ray Highway.
 
:) Hahahahahahahaha ....
You can never have TOO many streets and schools named 'Marten Luther King, Jr.'.

ONE is too many.

I have noticed that the streets named after King tend to be in the highest crime and worst economic areas of the cities where they exist.
 
ONE is too many.

I have noticed that the streets named after King tend to be in the highest crime and worst economic areas of the cities where they exist.

Yes. It's like they are 'throwing a bone' to the 'economic slaves' to keep them happy.
 
I have long maintained that our public commons and public property should not be named after enemy nations, like The Confederate States of America, nor after enemy combatants who waged war on soldiers serving under the American flag, aka Confederate generals.

There is plenty of private property in this nation if someone wants to have shrines to the confereracy.

"Dixie" was not an enemy nation or combatant. However, all those things with the names of Indian tribes were enemy combatants along with the Japanese American National Museum and German American Heritage Center both contain the names of enemy nations.
 
"Dixie" was not an enemy nation or combatant. However, all those things with the names of Indian tribes were enemy combatants along with the Japanese American National Museum and German American Heritage Center both contain the names of enemy nations.

Owners speaking up for investing in more defamation while white washing the racism is about as close as those saving face making gains with propaganda will get was mid -1970's sociopsychopathilogical human farming in this Christian Nation; being easy enough as disregarding what's in the Congressional record.
 
I have long maintained that our public commons and public property should not be named after enemy nations, like The Confederate States of America, nor after enemy combatants who waged war on soldiers serving under the American flag, aka Confederate generals.

There is plenty of private property in this nation if someone wants to have shrines to the confereracy.
"Dixie" was not an enemy nation or combatant!!

The Confederate States of America declared themselves an independent nation based on a slave economy, attacked American soldiers stationed at Fort Sumter, and waged four years of war against American soldiers serving under the stars and stripes of our great nation

Yes, the Confereracy was an enemy nation, and neither the CSA nor enemy combatants who served in their army should serve as namesakes of our public property or public commons.

There are millions of acres of private property in the South if Neoconfederates want to have shrines to the nation or army of the CSA.


The 1859 song "Dixie"...it later became the de facto national anthem of the Confederacy during the Civil War.
 
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I have long maintained that our public commons and public property should not be named after enemy nations, like The Confederate States of America, nor after enemy combatants who waged war on soldiers serving under the American flag, aka Confederate generals.
There is plenty of private property in this nation if someone wants to have shrines to the confereracy.

Seems to follow that tradition of those crooks on Capital Hill where entries into the Congressional record are erased from history for sociopsychopathological human farming by lynching enforcement to maintain that Islamophobia Christiananality pedophilia master race ethnic cleansing.
 
The Confederate States of America declared themselves an independent nation based on a slave economy, attacked American soldiers stationed at Fort Sumter, and waged four years of war against American soldiers serving under the stars and stripes of our great nation

Yes, the Confereracy was an enemy nation, and neither the CSA nor enemy combatants who served in their army should serve as namesakes of our public property or public commons.

There are millions of acres of private property in the South if Neoconfederates want to have shrines to the nation or army of the CSA.


The 1859 song "Dixie"...it later became the de facto national anthem of the Confederacy during the Civil War.

Do you believe that declaration meant they were an independent nation?

When you actually grow a set of balls, why don't you personally come to the South and try to take down those monuments. I bet you don't have the guts to show.
 
Owners speaking up for investing in more defamation while white washing the racism is about as close as those saving face making gains with propaganda will get was mid -1970's sociopsychopathilogical human farming in this Christian Nation; being easy enough as disregarding what's in the Congressional record.

I don't understand your point.

What is in the Congressional Record?

Although when members say they "reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks" means they can add or change speeches they made on the floor. Because it is in the Record does always mean it is true. It contains testimony about government blowing up the dam in New Orleans before Katrina and the CIA introducing cocaine in the inner cities
 
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