Thomas Carlyle said that it takes men of worth to recognize worth in men (1). Among the many worthy men across Western Civilization who recognized the worth of General Robert E. Lee was Sir Winston Churchill who summed it up, saying Lee was one of the noblest Americans who ever lived and one of the greatest captains in the annals of war (2). But now the Lee Monument in Richmond has been taken down by mobs of rioting Harpies, leaving only the towering, vandalized base upon which it rested. Our groveling Governor, who loves his office more than his honor, says Lee no longer represents the values of Virginia. Judging by the filthy graffiti that has desecrated the Lee Monument, I would say no truer words have ever been spoken. What remains is a monument to the moral depravity of this Age without a Name.
We are in a Marxist revolution. Critical Race Theory merely replaces traditional class warfare with race warfare, with White people – and particularly Southern White people and the conveniently long-dead Confederacy – as the “oppressors” and scapegoats for all the racial ills in Yankee-land.
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Thats sad. I cant help but think we will all be forgotten one day.
ReplyDeleteOr remembered in history books as most unfavorable. :(
DeleteNone of our kind stood up for Lee and others. We never did a
ReplyDeletedamn thing to defend our Southern culture - just walk around
with heads bowed as in shame; shame of what? A noble life?
Math Is Racist, Reality Is Racist, Truth Is Racist, and We Hope to God You’re Racist, Too.
When the little Confederate stature was pulled in Durham, nobody
did nothing - the damn judge who illegally said "it was for a
good cause" should have been fired and dragged thru the streets.
The commie revolution marches on. :(
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