To: Aurelius
It is possible to respect George Washington, as a I certainly do, without also believing that everything he ever was Holy Absolute Truth. That seems to be what you believe and it is a seriously delusional belief. But, but, but...how did his image get on the Great Seal of the so-called CSA, him being a big Union man and all?
Walt
To: WhiskeyPapa
"But, but, but...how did his image get on the Great Seal of the so-called CSA, him being a big Union man and all?"You keep referring to this. What has it got to do with anything? Did the Confederates have no right to respect George Washington?
To: WhiskeyPapa
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But, but, but...how did his image get on the Great Seal of the so-called CSA, him being a big Union man and all?" Perhaps, like you, the Confederates believed George Washington to be infallible; that would explain why they were unable to see that slavery was morally wrong.
To: WhiskeyPapa
"...him being a big Union man and all.You seem also to have your dates confused. Washington died in 1799 and was not around to take sides in 1861,
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