We are going to tear down this 90 foot demonic statue in Texas and replace it with an even bigger statue of Robert E. Lee
@pleb487 After hearing the news that Stonewall Jackson had been mortally wounded, General Robert E. Lee remarked, “He has lost his left arm, but I have lost my right.”
Lee’s words sadly proved prophetic. Eight days after the amputation, Stonewall Jackson shuffled off his mortal coil.
Lee’s words sadly proved prophetic. Eight days after the amputation, Stonewall Jackson shuffled off his mortal coil.
@pleb487 Personally, I think that the gay-braham Lincoln memorial should be decapitated and replaced with honorary founding father Robert E Lee or some other such prolific Southerner like Andrew Jackson. Additional monuments to Nathan Bedford Forrest and Jefferson Davis would be nice too.
Sincerely,
A Yankee
Sincerely,
A Yankee
@pleb487 > "Former enemies of the Union & Confederate armies are united once more in their common defence of White Aryan birthright." - Birth of a Nation (1915)
I have always found it oddly wholesome that these two huwhite titans (Sherman and Forrest) went from fierce adversaries to total bros following the American Civil War, partially due to the fact that they were both incredibly racist students of war who (upon meeting at the request of a popular newspaper) discovered that they actually had quite a lot in common.
Sherman even referred to General Nathan Bedford Forrest as "one of the greatest men to emerge from the conflict" and even wrote him multiple letters of recommendation.
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I have always found it oddly wholesome that these two huwhite titans (Sherman and Forrest) went from fierce adversaries to total bros following the American Civil War, partially due to the fact that they were both incredibly racist students of war who (upon meeting at the request of a popular newspaper) discovered that they actually had quite a lot in common.
Sherman even referred to General Nathan Bedford Forrest as "one of the greatest men to emerge from the conflict" and even wrote him multiple letters of recommendation.
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After the Civil War, Nathan Bedford Forrest served as president of the Selma, Marion and Memphis Railroad and managed a plantation manned by convict labor. And managed to create a whites only private social club on the side
