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Alabama lawmakers approve Confederate-monument protections .. Legislation also applies to schools named to memorialize people | |
MarPep  User ID: 74927697  United States05/21/2017 07:11 PM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Alabama lawmakers approve Confederate-monument protections .. Legislation also applies to schools named to memorialize people We in the South will have a new word for race-traitor and history denier and monument destroyer--Mitch Landrieu. May his name live in infamy. _______________ They let me off with a warning and a couple of bullet holes. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 73590308 United States05/21/2017 07:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Alabama lawmakers approve Confederate-monument protections .. Legislation also applies to schools named to memorialize people Glorifying the side the lost... smh. No wonder most think the south is full of idiots, they worship losers. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73590308 Blinded by hate and you refuse to believe.. 1) at that time (1860) New Orleans slave owners were 1/3 black. 2) the Civil War was not over slavery but over state's rights. Slavery came into it at the end. 3) Whites were also slaves in 1860. Check the census form and actual records. 4) that Gen Lee never owned a slave and found slavery to be "an abomination." 5) Gen. Beauregard was creole and an advocate for black men to have voting rights. (how nice they are to remember that while calling him a "white supremacist ") I listened to them yesterday and some even admitted they were voting against the people they are paid to represent because of their own racists beliefs. It is that behavior right there that stifled the voice of the people of New Orleans when it came to the city council vote. That is the proof and ground work for why we need such a bill and such a law. Please copy and paste. I truly dislike our mayor!!! He is a giant PHONY! Cherry picking your so-called facts will not negate the fact the south LOST! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72567228 United States05/21/2017 10:00 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Alabama lawmakers approve Confederate-monument protections .. Legislation also applies to schools named to memorialize people Glorifying the side the lost... smh. No wonder most think the south is full of idiots, they worship losers. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 73590308 Blinded by hate and you refuse to believe.. 1) at that time (1860) New Orleans slave owners were 1/3 black. 2) the Civil War was not over slavery but over state's rights. Slavery came into it at the end. 3) Whites were also slaves in 1860. Check the census form and actual records. 4) that Gen Lee never owned a slave and found slavery to be "an abomination." 5) Gen. Beauregard was creole and an advocate for black men to have voting rights. (how nice they are to remember that while calling him a "white supremacist ") I listened to them yesterday and some even admitted they were voting against the people they are paid to represent because of their own racists beliefs. It is that behavior right there that stifled the voice of the people of New Orleans when it came to the city council vote. That is the proof and ground work for why we need such a bill and such a law. Please copy and paste. I truly dislike our mayor!!! He is a giant PHONY! Cherry picking your so-called facts will not negate the fact the south LOST! Your one of those stolen valor types who rides on the victories of others. Pretty sad. Weeeeee look at me the north won I attach my value to it to feel I can win arguments better. Let's go tear down a civil war memorial and fuck a tranny while watching Steve Colbert in joyous celebration |
