Professor Huhn wrote in behalf of his support of the Lexington City Council's ban on the continuing use of city property/poles to fly our Confederate flags honouring General Robert E. Lee and General "Stonewall" Jackson during our Lee-Jackson Commonwealth of Virginia State holiday. Below is my response posted on the Akron Law Cafe Blog.===========
Professor Will Huhn:
Your points are what many of us have come to expect from the great
number of egalitarian social engineers that now staff so many of
America's universities.
This city of Virginia now joins the ranks of those who suppress the
rights of a conquered and subjugated Confederate Virginia. Such
suppression is common in many parts of Europe of their various
minorities leaving many segments of Europe angry and believing that
freedom and liberty is for other people but not for them. To us this is
just another face of the continuing tyranny over the Southern States.
True freedom is often sloppy and most always readily recognized by its
level of what it tolerates. Virginia is clearly becoming less diverse,
less tolerant and less multicultural. People like the Sons of
Confederate Veterans, the Military Order of the Stars and Bars and the
United Daughters of the Confederacy have become much less tolerated than
we were in the past. Our continued and enhanced subjugation causes us
pain and anger. The USA thought it could subjugate the CSA with
overwhelming military force, and it did. Our ancestor's surrendered
their swords, but not the principles that so distinguish the Founder's
of the USA and the writer's of our original constitution. The Founder's
American view is extinguished in government of the USA today, but those
principles are still held and cherished by many of us who are proud our
families resisted U.S. tyranny during the 1860's by fighting in the
behalf of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
These actions by the Lexington City Council and the support of Big
Brother Marxist academic's like yourself simply confirm that we are a
subjugated people without a country that tolerates us and without a
country of our own. Our flags of the Confederacy represent not just the
past, but also they represent many of us. We see nothing but hatred from
people like you who support the denial of our rights. We will not go
quietly into the night. The flags you and the City Council of Lexington,
Virginia censure do not just represent the past. They represent many of
the finest sons and daughters of Virginia today.
Timothy D. Manning
Professor Emeritus of Religion and Ethics
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Timothy D. Manning, M.Div
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Kernersville, North Carolina 27284
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Email: tim@thesouthernpartisan.com
Professor Huhn: Another egalitarian social engineer
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