Union of Allied States

North Americas1 wrote:

Yes, he inherited the Financial Crisis, which, as I stated before, helped reduce the unemployment rate and budget deficit. Your response is vague. You did not include those great 'deals' Trump introduced, which basically initiated a Trade War with China.

Are you sure about that? Not once have I heard Trump supporting or respecting the LGBTQ+ community.

So we should glorify people who were nothing but savages by enslaving and torturing African Americans. They deserve a place in history, which is inside textbooks and no more than that. Confederate soldiers and leaders do not deserve statues or special treatment from the United States of America. Gazoo, I believed you have said that the Republican Party is the party of Abraham Lincoln. Don't you think he would of being disappointed for seeing many Confederate monuments across the old South. He oppose slavery, so why would he support these Confederate statues.

The United Sentinel Systems wrote:

North Americas1

Stop trying to destroying history because you don't like it, like it or not those men earned it in their day when we had different views and standards, learn from it and let it serve as reminder of how far we've come, you can't change the past, if you try to erase it you'll find yourself repeating it.

Zetox

To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public.

Teddy Roosevelt

Some words you should take in

The Civitas Islands wrote:

And in all honesty, to remove reference anyone who committed atrocities from our history would remove our entire history. From the genocide of the native Americans to the enslavement if blacks, to the exploitation of any man or woman to turn a profit. We are a nation founded on atrocity and that’s just the way it is.

What needs taught is history’s faults, not a coverup of it.