I don't understand why the Congress is allowed to do that. People should be able to name their towns whatever they want, even if the name hurts some people's feelings.
I don't think it's cowardice like you say. If the Congress truly did make it illegal to name things after confederates, then he did what he did because he did not want to go to jail.
The government does have power over federal sites and indeed can name them however they want. However, passing laws to ban certain names just sounds very tyrannical to me.
good.
#YOURBITCHLOST!
Don't scare them off!!
You tards are the most disengous twits ever. You know it. I know it. Kiss my white ass.
Why do Maga types fill you with such hate? They are still people, just people who have different political beliefs than you do.
My son went to OSUT and jump school at Benning. He would like it changed back. My daughter went to Fort Lee and Fort Hood. She doesn't want Hood changed back as she hated it there. For Lee, she doesn't care.
Typical liberal misinformation - in other words lying. He changed the name back because he could not name it after Braxton Bragg because Congress passed a law saying they could not be named for Confederates.
It's not a town. It's US government property. Idiot.
I am actually on your side, dumb shit. I made a factual mistake, cause I didn't read the link. Does this mean you should now talk to me like that, piece of trash?
I have a slightly less doctrinaire point of view on name changing military installations. I don’t sweat them one way or the other.
The Confederates were not on the same level as Nazis.
I agree. But it doesn’t change the point.
