pknopp
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No longer honoring those who fought for slavery is not erasing the past. It's simply no longer honoring them.
So the South is supposed to live lives of hopeless desperation because less than one percent of them were engaged in slavery? They weren't fighting the Civil War to keep slavery....they fought for their homeland and to repel the Yankee invaders. They lost but they can still have pride they took on the mighty North with all it's advantages in wealth, industry, and manpower and damn near won that war. Leave them be and leave their legacy of heroism and gallantry be too. I'm a northerner but my great granddaddy was a surgeon in the Confederate Army so I see both sides.
What people do or don't do have nothing to do with what I said.