Sunday, May 21, 2017

REMOVING CONFEDERATE STATUES AND MONUMENTS FROM PUBLIC PLACES A.K.A. TAX PAYER OWNED PROPERTY. HOW SHOULD YOU FEEL ON THAT ONE?

I take a different approach on this one. The Confederate States of America separated from the United States and became a separate country. They had a President, Congress, and an army.  They were a foreign country. The Southern States stopped being the United States. In 2017 we have to realize this. The Confederate States were not the U.S.A. They flew a foreign flag. We’re all together now. We’re America. If a Confederate monument or statue is on public property it should be removed. It can be sold and placed in a museum or private property. We don’t have monuments that honor all the English soldiers that died in the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. You want to do “Southern Heritage” that’s fine. Do it on private property. 

CONFEDERATE STATUE BEING REMOVED IN NEW ORLEANS
PHOTO: A statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee is removed from Lee Circle, May 19, 2017, in New Orleans.

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