[mr.fundamental]

Well don't worry about it, like I said most of the time I'm talking past you anyway. So I don't expect you to acquiesce.

At any rate, the 'real problem' is in the fact that you come in decades after the historical events in question actually took place to try and redefine those events in the minds of myself and others who saw those things all go down. Undeterred, you proceed then in continuing to believe that you will still be successful to that end even in the face of solid argument.

Relabel, repackage, rename, revise, repeat as required, I got it believe me. Only problem is I was there, I saw, I heard. America had learned and accepted each other, and for awhile all was forgiven and forgotten. In the movie "Rocky," Carl Weathers danced to James Brown singing "Living in America", and for the most part it was all good. But then just as the left was able to resuscitate the farcical global warming under the auspices of the Oblame-a administration, so too was the dead at that time issue of racial bias. In my book you guys are somewhere underneath low.

Just so I can understand your point:
1. Who won the civil war?
2. Do you believe Great Britain would have a statue of Washington or Jefferson if they won the war?


If those two questions are answered anything but the Union won the civil war and no I do believe that Great Britain would have put up a statue of Washington or Jefferson if Great Britain won the war.

I know you will have to write a whole chapter but I am going to basically scheme through whatever you type just to see if you will answer those two questions.

Now for the next question: Why should the United States have statues of government officials of who they conquered. I will not even call them traitors, even though, I believe that they are by the very answer of question 2


I can not wait to read your response