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To: euram; hal ogen

It is not a rewriting of history or ignoring history that is at issue.

Those that question the fitness of a statue or public recognition of anyone are in fact recognizing history more clearly, in their opinion.

And that debate can be a healthy conversation for and against.

There is only one issue that properly vets any statue or public image:

Was that person, at any time in their lives, a traitor to the US?

If the answer is yes, patriots have a noble cause and are right to ask for its removal.


23 posted on 04/01/2018 9:28:13 AM PDT by gandalftb
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To: gandalftb

So you are ok with the removal of confederate statues and memorials? (I would certainly hope not)


65 posted on 04/01/2018 12:21:24 PM PDT by ohioman
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To: gandalftb

Who gets to define “Traitor”? You?


87 posted on 04/01/2018 4:16:16 PM PDT by Uncle Sham
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