Personally, I'd like to thank Gen. Sherman and the Union Army for burning my city to the ground. Nothing left. Because now, we have a brand new city, with one of the strongest regional economies in the country. My wife is from Pittsburgh. When I first went to PB, it was only then that I realized what a favor Gen. Sherman did for us....
I went to Gettysburg 3 years ago. I was overwhelmed with pride and sadness. The people I know from the North are very good, hardworking people. But they will never understand the visceral feelings we have about the conflict.
>>Personally, I'd like to thank Gen. Sherman and the Union Army for burning my city to the ground. Nothing left.<<
What? The ruins of Atlanta haven't been meticulously preserved? They've allowed construction on those hallowed grounds? Next you're going to tell me that they allow Coca-cola in Atlanta.
Walt? Is that you?