[Paal Gulli]

"L’histoire n’est qu’une fable convenue."
(History is only a fable, which people consider as true.)

Bernard Le Bovier de Fontenelle, 1728

[Mark17]

The rats 🐀 would never agree to this.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

A group of educators in Texas made a proposal to the State Board of Education suggesting that teachers should teach slavery as “involuntary relocation” in second-grade social studies lessons.

Right, because human slavery doesn't involve anything more than moving people from Point A to Point B without their consent. The "group of educators" who proposed this are too stupid to be trying to educate anyone.

[Nifster]

Indeed

[McCarthysGhost]

When arsonists are burning down your city you don’t tweek the fire code. This is a classic GOP response. Our side needs to be reasoned and polite while their side is erasing our history and busy brainwashing our kids on all manner of subjects. Teaching them to hate their country, hate themselves, hate their race, even hate their own bodies. I think that we are way beyond this sort of approach. Severe punishment is what is needed, not compromise.

[Savage Beast]

Love of Truth--Truth for its own sake--means accepting all of it, the good, the bad, everything.

And love of Truth will lead the Truth-seeker to love, respect, and revere the USA and to give thanks to God every minute of every day for America.

That's where it has led me.

That's where it leads all Truth-seekers.

[ealgeone]

In none of my history classes did I learn the African tribes were actively helping in the slave trade.

[Salman]

The Democrat opening gambit on all subject is always slander.

[Vaduz]

Evert country in the world has had history both good and bad we are not alone.
It takes a lot of trial and error to reach the best point.