bornnraisedoffCMR
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What's wrong with learning about the history of their state?
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bornnraisedoffCMR;457520 said:What's wrong with learning about the history of their state?
kingblaze84;457532 said:Nothing is wrong with learning about the history of a state, but to declare it Confederate History Month is crazy because it celebrates the deeds of a government that not only held slaves and oppressed them, but also fought against the Union. Slavery represents a huge stain that is still on this nation's back, and to celebrate this as some kind of good thing is really disgusting.
_Ozymandias_;457548 said:i agree. i'm sure they study about the holocaust and WWII in germany, but they would never dedicate a "nazi history month"
kingblaze84;457655 said:Exactly, and I'm pretty sure the USA doesn't celebrate Columbus' birthday as a holiday.....err, wow they do.....wow. Damn.
TX_Made713;459487 said:bill o rielly probably goin visit a few high schools in the area
And Step;461885 said:What difference does it make?
There is nothing that happened under the confederate flag that did not happen under the American Flag.
Let them have their month.
_Ozymandias_;463388 said:so if you were a black person living in VA you wouldn't mind your kids having to go to school and sit through a month worth celebrations honoring an institution that considered you less than human?
And Step;463489 said:How is that any less different than public schools who honor slavemasters and genocidal tyrants who were not in the confederacy?
Heck the constitution labels you less than human, yet it is taught and maintained as the standard of civil jurisprudence.
See I don't make any difference between the Confederacy and the Union. Both treated Blacks with contempt
This is reactionary. The real issue is why after 130 years do you still have to protest to get what you want?
Black people will stay in an inferior non power wielding position as long as their actions are reactive and not proactive. This wouldn't even be an issue if we had done what Booker T, Marcus Garvey and others had suggested at the turn of the century. Develop your own institutions to service your needs. Educational integration has proven to be a cruel hoax. Schools are worse and children are less literate and prepared for the world than ever before.
And Step;463489 said:How is that any less different than public schools who honor slavemasters and genocidal tyrants who were not in the confederacy?
Heck the constitution labels you less than human, yet it is taught and maintained as the standard of civil jurisprudence.
See I don't make any difference between the Confederacy and the Union. Both treated Blacks with contempt
This is reactionary. The real issue is why after 130 years do you still have to protest to get what you want?
Black people will stay in an inferior non power wielding position as long as their actions are reactive and not proactive. This wouldn't even be an issue if we had done what Booker T, Marcus Garvey and others had suggested at the turn of the century. Develop your own institutions to service your needs. Educational integration has proven to be a cruel hoax. Schools are worse and children are less literate and prepared for the world than ever before.
well, perhaps it's splitting hairs, but the CSA had much more of an "every black dude should be a slave" mentality than the Union. yes, i am aware that the Union was not exactly founded on an anti-slavery basis, but the CSA was still worse.And Step;463489 said:See I don't make any difference between the Confederacy and the Union. Both treated Blacks with contempt