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That is the way it should be
By all means, honor the dead
But honoring those who led a rebellion to preserve slavery is a national embarrassment.
Why didn’t the south spend as much effort honoring the four million blacks they kept in bondage?
Let’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring itThat is the way it should be
By all means, honor the dead
But honoring those who led a rebellion to preserve slavery is a national embarrassment.
Why didn’t the south spend as much effort honoring the four million blacks they kept in bondage?
Well thank the Daughters of the Confederacy ... That's how the cemeteries get tended to.
You can sit on your high ideas and talk about what we ought or ought not do.
That's precisely why you will never understand.
Here ... There isn't a house of decent size that was built before 1860 that wasn't a War Hospital.
It's everywhere ... It's in the fucking dirt ... And you will never remove that ... Ever!
Let’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring it
Like Germany does with the Nazis
I agree......the Civil War happenedLet’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring it
Like Germany does with the Nazis
That's the point ... There is no need to pretend the Confederacy didn't exist.
We know it did here ... It's our families, our backyard, our history ... And we aren't asking for your approval.
And Dacha Concentration Camp is still standing to this day.
They didn't tear it down because it was a reminder of their history.
.
Tennessee Civil War Museum. Honoring those who served the Confederacy.
Bogus
The Myth of the Black Confederate Soldier
Lost Cause fanatics—including a handful of African Americans—insist that thousands of blacks fought for the Confederacy. Nothing in the historical record supports that claim.
What few people appear to be aware of is that the black Confederate narrative is a fairly recent phenomenon. The proliferation of these stories and the zeal for the black Confederate soldier expressed by many would be alien to their Confederate ancestors, who lived under a constitution strongly devoted to protecting if not extending slavery. It was not until March 1865—after a contentious debate that took place throughout the Confederacy—that the Confederate Congress passed legislation authorizing the enlistment of slaves who were first freed by their masters. Even those who finally came to support the legislation as the only alternative to defeat would have agreed with Howell Cobb: “If slaves will make good soldiers our whole theory of slavery is wrong.” Other than a small number that briefly trained in Richmond, Virginia, no black men served openly and there is no evidence that the Richmond recruits saw the battlefield in the final weeks of the war.
The Myth of the Black Confederate Soldier
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
Let’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring it
Like Germany does with the Nazis
That's the point ... There is no need to pretend the Confederacy didn't exist.
We know it did here ... It's our families, our backyard, our history ... And we aren't asking for your approval.
And Dacha Concentration Camp is still standing to this day.
They didn't tear it down because it was a reminder of their history.
.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Scamp is stupid. He doesn't understand the can of whip ass he tried opening up on himself and these white racists by trying to compare the US to the confederacy. He does not have the balls to even begin discussing that matter.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
I agree......the Civil War happenedLet’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring it
Like Germany does with the Nazis
That's the point ... There is no need to pretend the Confederacy didn't exist.
We know it did here ... It's our families, our backyard, our history ... And we aren't asking for your approval.
And Dacha Concentration Camp is still standing to this day.
They didn't tear it down because it was a reminder of their history.
.
But monuments to those who led a rebellion to establish a slave nation do not deserve to be honored
That is why those monuments are coming down
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Jim Crow laws were enacted by Democratic-dominated state legislatures.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Jim Crow laws were enacted by Democratic-dominated state legislatures.
All are aware of both parties and who they have evolved into over time, as well as
who "enacted" the laws in the first place.
It is rather pointless to politicize which "party" enacted the Jim Crow laws.
The "seperate but unequal" system in place happened in America. And were enforced in the north as well as the south.
The fact that Jim Crow laws even survived 100 years is a statement about who "America" really was during that era.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Scamp is stupid. He doesn't understand the can of whip ass he tried opening up on himself and these white racists by trying to compare the US to the confederacy. He does not have the balls to even begin discussing that matter.
And after all the Confederate slaves were free...The USA still had slavery. Discuss that.
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Jim Crow laws were enacted by Democratic-dominated state legislatures.
I agree......the Civil War happenedLet’s acknowlege the Confederacy without honoring it
Like Germany does with the Nazis
That's the point ... There is no need to pretend the Confederacy didn't exist.
We know it did here ... It's our families, our backyard, our history ... And we aren't asking for your approval.
And Dacha Concentration Camp is still standing to this day.
They didn't tear it down because it was a reminder of their history.
.
But monuments to those who led a rebellion to establish a slave nation do not deserve to be honored
That is why those monuments are coming down
Didn't the USA establish its self as a slave nation? But that's OK right?
The USA had slavery for 89 years.
The Confederacy had slavery for 4 years.
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Jim Crow laws were enacted by Democratic-dominated state legislatures.
All are aware of both parties and who they have evolved into over time, as well as
who "enacted" the laws in the first place.
It is rather pointless to politicize which "party" enacted the Jim Crow laws.
The "seperate but unequal" system in place happened in America. And were enforced in the north as well as the south.
The fact that Jim Crow laws even survived 100 years is a statement about who "America" really was during that era.
It is rather pointless (or ignorant) to blame the Confederacy on something the USA did from their very first existence up until after the Civil War was over. Right?
The USA in it's various forms as a colony and nation had slavery for over 240 years. The confederacy was defeated which is why they only had it for 4.
And you whites here certainly don't want to get into the discussion you want to get into by your comparison.
And after slavery, Jim Crow took effect for 100 years.
Jim Crow laws were enacted by Democratic-dominated state legislatures.
All are aware of both parties and who they have evolved into over time, as well as
who "enacted" the laws in the first place.
It is rather pointless to politicize which "party" enacted the Jim Crow laws.
The "seperate but unequal" system in place happened in America. And were enforced in the north as well as the south.
The fact that Jim Crow laws even survived 100 years is a statement about who "America" really was during that era.
It is rather pointless (or ignorant) to blame the Confederacy on something the USA did from their very first existence up until after the Civil War was over. Right?
It's easier for you to deal with this small matter than the total deconstruction of the American lie.
