Bootney Lee Farnsworth
Diamond Member
What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
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What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
I think the best method is, when removing statues of confederate leaders, replace them with memorials to the soldiers.You have a point . Some of those look fine . There was a draft after all.
That way, you're not shitting on the heritage of those who did their duty, while still getting rid of the icons of rebellion.
It seems to me like that would be a fair trade.
More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
If monuments are supposed to teach history (they're not, but just to entertain the fantasy), then they've obviously done a piss-poor job of describing the Civil War. Everybody knows it happened while few on this board can articulate what was going on and what wasn't.
The history of that propaganda campaign, however, is ignored and vital to be understood. You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been --- and who took you there. And why.
I think the best method is, when removing statues of confederate leaders, replace them with memorials to the soldiers.You have a point . Some of those look fine . There was a draft after all.
That way, you're not shitting on the heritage of those who did their duty, while still getting rid of the icons of rebellion.
It seems to me like that would be a fair trade.
More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
If monuments are supposed to teach history (they're not, but just to entertain the fantasy), then they've obviously done a piss-poor job of describing the Civil War. Everybody knows it happened while few on this board can articulate what was going on and what wasn't.
The history of that propaganda campaign, however, is ignored and vital to be understood. You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been --- and who took you there. And why.
That is interesting. I have no idea who was behind pushing the Lost Cause outside the South.
Meanwhile … I didn't go. LOL
I love the "black confederate" blog
What am I looking at?What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
Number one, try quoting the whole post....
Confederate Memorial Fountain, Helena Montana. Erected 1917 by, you guessed it, the UDC, purveyors of fine Lost Cause propaganda since forever.
See what I mean about the knowledge of this propaganda campaign being essential?
What am I looking at?What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
Number one, try quoting the whole post....
Confederate Memorial Fountain, Helena Montana. Erected 1917 by, you guessed it, the UDC, purveyors of fine Lost Cause propaganda since forever.
See what I mean about the knowledge of this propaganda campaign being essential?
What are you babbling about?
Who are these people from 100 years ago purveying propaganda?
Should the soldiers who died be honored or not?
You're completely side-stepping the point to prove some bullshit conspiracy.
What the fuck are you talking about?More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
Number one, try quoting the whole post....
Confederate Memorial Fountain, Helena Montana. Erected 1917 by, you guessed it, the UDC, purveyors of fine Lost Cause propaganda since forever.
See what I mean about the knowledge of this propaganda campaign being essential?
I think the best method is, when removing statues of confederate leaders, replace them with memorials to the soldiers.You have a point . Some of those look fine . There was a draft after all.
That way, you're not shitting on the heritage of those who did their duty, while still getting rid of the icons of rebellion.
It seems to me like that would be a fair trade.
More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
If monuments are supposed to teach history (they're not, but just to entertain the fantasy), then they've obviously done a piss-poor job of describing the Civil War. Everybody knows it happened while few on this board can articulate what was going on and what wasn't.
The history of that propaganda campaign, however, is ignored and vital to be understood. You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been --- and who took you there. And why.
That is interesting. I have no idea who was behind pushing the Lost Cause outside the South.
Meanwhile … I didn't go. LOL
I love the "black confederate" blog
The UDC went everywhere. Their mission was historical revision, and they took that wherever they could.
Kind of an honor killing of history.
I think the best method is, when removing statues of confederate leaders, replace them with memorials to the soldiers.You have a point . Some of those look fine . There was a draft after all.
That way, you're not shitting on the heritage of those who did their duty, while still getting rid of the icons of rebellion.
It seems to me like that would be a fair trade.
More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
If monuments are supposed to teach history (they're not, but just to entertain the fantasy), then they've obviously done a piss-poor job of describing the Civil War. Everybody knows it happened while few on this board can articulate what was going on and what wasn't.
The history of that propaganda campaign, however, is ignored and vital to be understood. You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been --- and who took you there. And why.
That is interesting. I have no idea who was behind pushing the Lost Cause outside the South.
Meanwhile … I didn't go. LOL
I love the "black confederate" blog
The UDC went everywhere. Their mission was historical revision, and they took that wherever they could.
Kind of an honor killing of history.
What makes it creepy was their fathers were putting their seed in poor black women who had no say in the matter
Go fuck yourself.Here's a klown who comes into the thread five hundred posts late and then wants people to essplain to him what he missed.
Same dood that copied off everybody else's test papers in school.
SMH
Go fuck yourself.Here's a klown who comes into the thread five hundred posts late and then wants people to essplain to him what he missed.
Same dood that copied off everybody else's test papers in school.
SMH
You're talking out of your ass and off topic.
I was talking about a compromise for removing icons of rebellion, and you whip out this bullshit.
Take your ADHD meds.
I think the best method is, when removing statues of confederate leaders, replace them with memorials to the soldiers.
That way, you're not shitting on the heritage of those who did their duty, while still getting rid of the icons of rebellion.
It seems to me like that would be a fair trade.
More productive might be markers erected to the entire Lost Cause propaganda campaign, and why it ran around putting such propaganda transmitters in, say.... Montana.
If monuments are supposed to teach history (they're not, but just to entertain the fantasy), then they've obviously done a piss-poor job of describing the Civil War. Everybody knows it happened while few on this board can articulate what was going on and what wasn't.
The history of that propaganda campaign, however, is ignored and vital to be understood. You can't know where you're going unless you know where you've been --- and who took you there. And why.
That is interesting. I have no idea who was behind pushing the Lost Cause outside the South.
Meanwhile … I didn't go. LOL
I love the "black confederate" blog
The UDC went everywhere. Their mission was historical revision, and they took that wherever they could.
Kind of an honor killing of history.
What makes it creepy was their fathers were putting their seed in poor black women who had no say in the matter
And the UDC was planting the metaphorical seed in poor Southern children who ditto.
I know I keep posting this but as long as klowns come in five hundred posts late, somebody will see it for the first time and go "duh".
Young men being called to war, regardless of the motives of the government that calls them, should be given the respect they deserve for doing their duty and paying the ultimate price.
Am I wrong?
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You didn't track. It's not in the thread but the ONLY "icons" to the rebellion that were contemporaneous are the battlefields themselves, and nobody wants harm to them. Nobody doubts the courage or sacrifice on both sides.Go fuck yourself.Here's a klown who comes into the thread five hundred posts late and then wants people to essplain to him what he missed.
Same dood that copied off everybody else's test papers in school.
SMH
You're talking out of your ass and off topic.
I was talking about a compromise for removing icons of rebellion, and you whip out this bullshit.
Take your ADHD meds.
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Not even closeThe point has already been made. The North has always been just as racist as the South.
The only difference was the South had laws for segregation and the North practiced segregation, de facto.
Go fuck yourself.Here's a klown who comes into the thread five hundred posts late and then wants people to essplain to him what he missed.
Same dood that copied off everybody else's test papers in school.
SMH
You're talking out of your ass and off topic.
I was talking about a compromise for removing icons of rebellion, and you whip out this bullshit.
Take your ADHD meds.
.