There is less gallant, forgiving detachment and more bad feeling and vindictiveness about this war now than there was in 1913—when the men who tried to kill each other in the field were still living.
That's because the PC concern about "hate" and "the legacy of slavery" is entirely insincere. It is just part of the shop-worn, Communist-scripted war against all our institutions.
It is time for Northern and Southern patriots to unite (as they are doing in the TEA Party) to overcome and destroy every last institution of the Left and its culture, and keep only enough of its tedious, mind-numbing books to serve as a warning to future generations.
We will pray tomorrow for the souls of our country's noble warriors. May we once again deserve to be their heirs.
That's because the PC concern about "hate" and "the legacy of slavery" is entirely insincere. It is just part of the shop-worn, Communist-scripted war against all our institutions.
Hmmm ... so it couldn't have anything to do with nobody wanting to rock the boat on segregation ... interesting ...
It is time for Northern and Southern patriots to unite (as they are doing in the TEA Party) to overcome and destroy every last institution of the Left and its culture, and keep only enough of its tedious, mind-numbing books to serve as a warning to future generations.
You do realize that the big-time progressive Woodrow Wilson presided over the reunion and spoke there.
Even then it was hard to keep ideologies separate, let alone destroy them.
you are only pARTIlly correct. the animosity comes from other sourves and was evident even in the 20s.
that should have been partially correct
Excellent.