John T. Ford
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Leftist HAVE to revise history.The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.
Reality NEVER fits their narratives and agendas.
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Leftist HAVE to revise history.The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.
Damn the TDS is strong with this one.Trump has purposely turned politics in America into a fight that's totally concerned about racism.
And many Americans have obviously bought into it, if this board is any indication.
What will be the consequences? Where will it all end?
And how much violence against black people will come out of it when Trump is finally taken down?
Maybe it's time for the rest of the world's leading democracies to bring some meaningful pressure on America to do something to stop Trump.
If they were so worried about an invasion of their homeland, why did they start a war by firing on a Federal installation just sitting there on an island? Start stupid wars, win stupid prizes.They were American Patriots fighting against invasion of their homeland.More lies and racism from the right.This hate frenzy against Confederate heroes by the Left is really nothing more than the Libtards stirring up hatred in the Darkies.
The Left thrives on hate and the Darkies fall for it every time.
And there were no ‘confederate’ war ‘heroes,’ just treasonous war criminals, murderers, and rapists.
The rebel soldiers were all exonerated after the war. No, they weren't criminals. Not even Robert E. Lee or Jeff Davis, who were exonerated by liberal Presidents Carter and Ford.
Some thing these stupid uneducated Moon Bats with only a Jr High School History textbook (written by the winners) understanding of the war have a hellva time understanding.
They think the war was to "free the slaves". LOL!
So all those statues were for him?The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.How long after the war was the WWII memorial in DC built?...Vietnam?.....Korea?So how come most of these commemorations didn't go up until decades after the war?Who is "we" you craven little slug?What deal was that?Wrong, drive-by faggot.That conservatives seek to defend the ‘confederacy’ and the treasonous war criminals who fought to destroy America comes as no surprise – just as they seek to defend the rightwing terrorist attack on America’s democracy on 1/6.“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
The loony left is doing everything they can to cancel out White History!
What is being defended is that you history erasing assholes stick to the deal that was made to bring the Confederate states back into the union.
You get to return and act like humans and we don’t crush you like bugs?
The deal that was made between north and south, that said the south was free to commemorate and memorialize their side in the war,.....The same deal that made Confederate troops legitimate U.S. veterans.
For a knuckle dragger who shoots their unprepossessing fat mouth off at any given opportunity, you're tremendously ignorant of the nation's history.
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Protestors Begin to Target Confederate Monuments
Most of these tributes weren't built until the era of Jim Crow, and they largely symbolize a romanticized version of Antebellum racism, not the Civil War dead.www.townandcountrymag.com
In 2016, the Southern Poverty Law Center estimated that there were over 1,500 "symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces" in the United States. The majority of them are located, as one might expect, in the 11 states that seceded from the union, but as Vice aptly points out, some can be found in Union states (New York, for example has three, Pennsylvania, four) and at least 22 of them are located in states that didn't even exist during the Civil War.How can that be possible? Because largely, Confederate monuments were built during two key periods of American history: the beginnings of Jim Crow in the 1920s and the civil rights movement in the early 1950s and 1960s.
Are commemorations of the war supposed to be erected before the war?
Nobody but moonbat freaks gives a hoot in hell what the intellectually bankrupt SPLC has to say about diddly-shit.
Damn, you leftbats are thick as hell.Nice try...but people were still alive from those wars when the statues were erected. The majority of confederate statues were put up during the Jim Crow 20s and the civil rights movement in the 60s.
We see you...
You can't compromise with crazyBiden must pedal softly now and offer some compromises that will pacify Trump's extremists that will always be convinced that Trump won the election.
There are about 600 who are learning that there consequences for their insanity and hundreds more shitting their pants.The potential for an outburst of violence could be too big for even the military to handle.
You can't compromise with crazyBiden must pedal softly now and offer some compromises that will pacify Trump's extremists that will always be convinced that Trump won the election.
There are about 600 who are learning that there consequences for their insanity and hundreds more shitting their pants.The potential for an outburst of violence could be too big for even the military to handle.
They have lost jobs, money, friends, and family. You advocate more of that?
At your own peril
The youngest of Confederate troops were in their 70s in the 1920s....Though past the average lifespan of the day, living that long was far from unheard of.So all those statues were for him?The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.How long after the war was the WWII memorial in DC built?...Vietnam?.....Korea?So how come most of these commemorations didn't go up until decades after the war?Who is "we" you craven little slug?What deal was that?Wrong, drive-by faggot.That conservatives seek to defend the ‘confederacy’ and the treasonous war criminals who fought to destroy America comes as no surprise – just as they seek to defend the rightwing terrorist attack on America’s democracy on 1/6.“Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. And the process is continuing day by day and minute by minute. History has stopped. Nothing exists except an endless present in which the Party is always right.”
The loony left is doing everything they can to cancel out White History!
What is being defended is that you history erasing assholes stick to the deal that was made to bring the Confederate states back into the union.
You get to return and act like humans and we don’t crush you like bugs?
The deal that was made between north and south, that said the south was free to commemorate and memorialize their side in the war,.....The same deal that made Confederate troops legitimate U.S. veterans.
For a knuckle dragger who shoots their unprepossessing fat mouth off at any given opportunity, you're tremendously ignorant of the nation's history.
![]()
Protestors Begin to Target Confederate Monuments
Most of these tributes weren't built until the era of Jim Crow, and they largely symbolize a romanticized version of Antebellum racism, not the Civil War dead.www.townandcountrymag.com
In 2016, the Southern Poverty Law Center estimated that there were over 1,500 "symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces" in the United States. The majority of them are located, as one might expect, in the 11 states that seceded from the union, but as Vice aptly points out, some can be found in Union states (New York, for example has three, Pennsylvania, four) and at least 22 of them are located in states that didn't even exist during the Civil War.How can that be possible? Because largely, Confederate monuments were built during two key periods of American history: the beginnings of Jim Crow in the 1920s and the civil rights movement in the early 1950s and 1960s.
Are commemorations of the war supposed to be erected before the war?
Nobody but moonbat freaks gives a hoot in hell what the intellectually bankrupt SPLC has to say about diddly-shit.
Damn, you leftbats are thick as hell.Nice try...but people were still alive from those wars when the statues were erected. The majority of confederate statues were put up during the Jim Crow 20s and the civil rights movement in the 60s.
We see you...Come on man, those statues were not put up to commemorate the South. They were put up because white people were pissed that blacks were gaining equality.
We see you.
The youngest of Confederate troops were in their 70s in the 1920s....Though past the average lifespan of the day, living that long was far from unheard of.So all those statues were for him?The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.How long after the war was the WWII memorial in DC built?...Vietnam?.....Korea?So how come most of these commemorations didn't go up until decades after the war?
![]()
Protestors Begin to Target Confederate Monuments
Most of these tributes weren't built until the era of Jim Crow, and they largely symbolize a romanticized version of Antebellum racism, not the Civil War dead.www.townandcountrymag.com
In 2016, the Southern Poverty Law Center estimated that there were over 1,500 "symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces" in the United States. The majority of them are located, as one might expect, in the 11 states that seceded from the union, but as Vice aptly points out, some can be found in Union states (New York, for example has three, Pennsylvania, four) and at least 22 of them are located in states that didn't even exist during the Civil War.How can that be possible? Because largely, Confederate monuments were built during two key periods of American history: the beginnings of Jim Crow in the 1920s and the civil rights movement in the early 1950s and 1960s.
Are commemorations of the war supposed to be erected before the war?
Nobody but moonbat freaks gives a hoot in hell what the intellectually bankrupt SPLC has to say about diddly-shit.
Damn, you leftbats are thick as hell.Nice try...but people were still alive from those wars when the statues were erected. The majority of confederate statues were put up during the Jim Crow 20s and the civil rights movement in the 60s.
We see you...Come on man, those statues were not put up to commemorate the South. They were put up because white people were pissed that blacks were gaining equality.
We see you.
Also, Neither you nor any of the bigot assholes at SPLC are mind readers....You can stop the play acting that you are so any time now.
You have to be trying to play as stupid as you are presenting, nitwit.
I see Biden soft-pedalling already because taking action could result in a blowback that's even too big for the military to defuse. Even if the military would be willing to act against Trump's wishes.You can't compromise with crazyBiden must pedal softly now and offer some compromises that will pacify Trump's extremists that will always be convinced that Trump won the election.
There are about 600 who are learning that there consequences for their insanity and hundreds more shitting their pants.The potential for an outburst of violence could be too big for even the military to handle.
They have lost jobs, money, friends, and family. You advocate more of that?
At your own peril
Like clockwork, some white wing moron will pop off this idiotic talking point. Every time.THEIR History; people need to remember that the DemoKKKrats are the party of the KKK.
This is what communists do. They remove history to write their own sordid lies. These idiots have no idea that Lewis and Clark mapped the route to the northwest. They travelled with botanists, surveyors, trappers, geologists etc. Can't have a statue commending those qualities. They need BLM painted in the streets.
lulz....That loathsome snob Stevenson couldn't even take his home state.The youngest of Confederate troops were in their 70s in the 1920s....Though past the average lifespan of the day, living that long was far from unheard of.So all those statues were for him?The last of the Confederate troops lived into the 1950s, nitwit.How long after the war was the WWII memorial in DC built?...Vietnam?.....Korea?So how come most of these commemorations didn't go up until decades after the war?
![]()
Protestors Begin to Target Confederate Monuments
Most of these tributes weren't built until the era of Jim Crow, and they largely symbolize a romanticized version of Antebellum racism, not the Civil War dead.www.townandcountrymag.com
In 2016, the Southern Poverty Law Center estimated that there were over 1,500 "symbols of the Confederacy in public spaces" in the United States. The majority of them are located, as one might expect, in the 11 states that seceded from the union, but as Vice aptly points out, some can be found in Union states (New York, for example has three, Pennsylvania, four) and at least 22 of them are located in states that didn't even exist during the Civil War.How can that be possible? Because largely, Confederate monuments were built during two key periods of American history: the beginnings of Jim Crow in the 1920s and the civil rights movement in the early 1950s and 1960s.
Are commemorations of the war supposed to be erected before the war?
Nobody but moonbat freaks gives a hoot in hell what the intellectually bankrupt SPLC has to say about diddly-shit.
Damn, you leftbats are thick as hell.Nice try...but people were still alive from those wars when the statues were erected. The majority of confederate statues were put up during the Jim Crow 20s and the civil rights movement in the 60s.
We see you...Come on man, those statues were not put up to commemorate the South. They were put up because white people were pissed that blacks were gaining equality.
We see you.
Also, Neither you nor any of the bigot assholes at SPLC are mind readers....You can stop the play acting that you are so any time now.
You have to be trying to play as stupid as you are presenting, nitwit.
Talking history, the Democrats like calling southerners in the 50s racists. They can't explain why all the Democrat States turned Democrat in the 60s. Huh ...
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Democrats were the slavers. Democrats started the KKK and Jim Crow. Democrats were the lynchers, cross burners and segregationists.
Now if you're black and try to leave the Democrat party, Democrats target you for destruction and show blacks that Democrats still very much support slavery.
The past and future of the Democrat party is racism. And look at all the lily white Democrats speaking for blacks and screaming racist, racist, racist at other whites. And at blacks who defy them
Once again, nobody with the sense of a chipmunk (which obviously excludes you) gives one single flying fuck about what the bigot shitheels at the SPLC have to say.“Eventually they started to build [Confederate] monuments,” he says. “The vast majority of them were built between the 1890s and 1950s, which matches up exactly with the era of Jim Crow segregation.” According to the Southern Poverty Law Center’s research, the biggest spike was between 1900 and the 1920s.
In contrast to the earlier memorials that mourned dead soldiers, these monuments tended to glorify leaders of the Confederacy like General Robert E. Lee, former President of the Confederacy Jefferson Davis and General “Thomas Stonewall” Jackson.
“All of those monuments were there to teach values to people,” Elliott says. “That’s why they put them in the city squares. That’s why they put them in front of state buildings.” Many earlier memorials had instead been placed in cemeteries.
The values these monuments stood for, he says, included a “glorification of the cause of the Civil War.”
It's a very bad time to be taking down civil war memorials. It's only going to escalate the bad feelings and the hurt felt by those who truly believe in the need to put down America's black population.
All moves by Biden and the Democrats need to be weighed carefully against the possibility of violence being the result.
The bad feelings of Americans in the south over this move are as powerfully felt as would be a move to take down religious monuments to their God. Some will kill for their cause of upholding racist hate!
It's a very bad time to be taking down civil war memorials. It's only going to escalate the bad feelings and the hurt felt by those who truly believe in the need to put down America's black population.
All moves by Biden and the Democrats need to be weighed carefully against the possibility of violence being the result.
The bad feelings of Americans in the south over this move are as powerfully felt as would be a move to take down religious monuments to their God. Some will kill for their cause of upholding racist hate!