What a load of revisionist horse shit. Let me fix this for you.
"It's not hate, it's heritage!"
"Cool, it's my heritage to burn down any home of racist slavers flying the flag of traitors, so I'll be right back with some gasoline."
That's not an acceptable reason to be violent, advocate violence, or subjugate a people. If your heritage is being a traitor and slaver, then it's time to distance yourself from that heritage. What astounds me is that you are here honestly trying to defend a president who called racist Nazis "fine people" simply because some of them were not violent at a protest in which a Nazi killed and wounded dozens of people protesting a monument glorifying a racist traitor.
Most these monuments were built somewhere between 70-90 years after the end of the civil war. It would be like someone today putting up a statue of Hitler, Heim, Worths, or Höss because their grandfather fought for Germany in WWII.
If you are against removing monuments built long after the civil war that glorify traitors and slavers, then you are racist. End of fucking story.There were four groups of people:
Trump openly condemned groups 3 and 4. He also said that there were good people in groups 1 and 2. What's your problem with this? Sounds perfectly accurate to me.
- Peaceful protesters for the removal of the statue.
- Racists against the removal of the statue.
- White nationalists.
- Antifa.
"It's not hate, it's heritage!"
"Cool, it's my heritage to burn down any home of racist slavers flying the flag of traitors, so I'll be right back with some gasoline."
That's not an acceptable reason to be violent, advocate violence, or subjugate a people. If your heritage is being a traitor and slaver, then it's time to distance yourself from that heritage. What astounds me is that you are here honestly trying to defend a president who called racist Nazis "fine people" simply because some of them were not violent at a protest in which a Nazi killed and wounded dozens of people protesting a monument glorifying a racist traitor.
Most these monuments were built somewhere between 70-90 years after the end of the civil war. It would be like someone today putting up a statue of Hitler, Heim, Worths, or Höss because their grandfather fought for Germany in WWII.
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