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Well there's a couple of ways to take your sentence.
It's your passive aggressive thread, snowflake.
Well there's a couple of ways to take your sentence.
It's your passive aggressive thread, snowflake.
Just because people don't think you are funny doesn't mean they have no sense of humor. Your joke was .
I like the conversation, but you're moving the goalpost again and avoiding my question.
Do you have any positive reasons to keep the confederate monuments and place names, Darrin?
You too, CC.
I find your parsing of morality humorous and your tacit approval of slave owners in this thread even funnier.
I find your complete avoidance of my question the funniest thing of all.
Go ahead, give us all your positive reasons for keeping the confederate monuments and place names.
Your words chumpdumpster. You dont have any beef with slave owners, just actual participants in the civil war.
That's not meI said take care of all the traitors first. That's the easy one. Then we'll have the other discussions.You dont have any beef with slave owners, just actual participants in the civil war.
My words.
Yale got rid of Calhoun name. Students at Princeton tried and failed to remove Woodrow Wilson name.
Det goalpost move again. Actually a totally different goalpost -- private schools
Do you have any positive reasons to keep the confederate monuments and place names, Darrin?
Yeah, confused tou with pavlov.
Great, now that we got that clear: Do you have any positive reasons to keep the confederate monuments and place names, CC?
I mean I can think of several positive reasons to keep Houston and Jefferson stuff -- but anything else those confederates may have done is overshadowed by, you know, the treason.
I have no reasons to keep them or get rid if then. I do think the snowflake hysteria against them is just a further sign of the pussification of the US like safe spaces, etc.
So removing vestiges of overt racism from public places of honor is "pussification"?
I call bull . You wouldn't get this worked up just for that.
Jeffersons place in history extends far beyond slavery. He penned the declaration of independence. Was big on religious freedom. Was our first secretary of state. Powerful advocate for states rights and co-founded the party to oppose federalists. He orchestrated the Louisiana purchase.
His impact on our history extends so far beyond slavery that it's entirely disingenuous to throw him into the discussion. Robert E Lee is primarily known as the general of the Confederacy who's primary purpose of existence was the preservation of slavery.
Are you sure you weren't one of the guys "guarding" the statue Wednesday with guns but were foiled by the park curfew?
Im not worked up, got. Im trolling a bunch of snowflakes out of boredom this afternoon. 4:30 and my happy ass is out the door heading for the lake and you gots will have this hole to yourselves again.So removing vestiges of overt racism from public places of honor is "pussification"?
I call bull . You wouldn't get this worked up just for that.
It would be pretty awesome to have a Sally Hemings presence somewhere in the Jefferson Memorial and some context explaining their relationship, such as it was, and the fact that Jefferson's blood flows through African Americans to this day.
40 foot statue of anonymous confederate but up by white women when blacks couldn't vote? That can go.
Did I enter a time vortex and come out three weeks ago when this was a relevant topic and statue fetishists hadn't run out of arguments yet?
I'm gloating since SA took down the statue in Travis Park. Darrin reposted a YouTube and CC said he's jes' trollin' gots and not mad at all. He also has a boat.
No big time, just fact.
It's a fact you do this every time you get pissed off.
Actually it was changing the name of Lee high school that got my attention today. My kids went there.
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