Hiryuu
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We have plenty of Union and Confederate graves here in the South to remind us of the Civil War. Most towns, most fields, most houses (that were constructed at the time, and that weren't burned down because they were used as headquarters or battlefield hospitals) will be here forever to remind us. We have blood in the dirt here in the South, that will forever stand as a testament to what happened and why. We aren't trying to forget, because that would be impossible.
It shouldn't be forgotten
I really don't know how you could forget the Civil War here. It's where the war was fought. It's where the dead still rest. If anyone wants to forget the Civil War and the cost that was paid, they are going to have to bring a backhoe and plow up a shitload of land to get rid of the reminders.