I'd say, the Confederate States were united in cause. They, many, were also among the original colonies and of the original Union.
He was, however, never a President of the Federally tyrannized Union states.
Re: First they came for the statues...
Posted: Sun Aug 20, 2017 5:10 am
by jukk0u
AL Attny Gnr'l files suit against the city of Birmingham after Confederate memorial is covered with tarps and surrounded by plywood to obfuscate viewing, in violation of the "Memorial Preservation" act.
The article says that the guy was already on probation for a previous charge to do with explosives. Looks like he was just looking for a convenient excuse to blow something up.
You can't discriminate based on name... Name is tied closely to heritage /national heritage... If i told harumey matumbo that he couldn't work up front because a customer would get upset dealing with a name they didn't like, I'd be called racist until the cows came home
Re: First they came for the statues...
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 9:17 pm
by SFCRMSA
What was more F**K'D up is that the guy is Asian. Lee just happens to be the Korean version of 'Smith' here in the US. So the Left Side is actually is to blame for this double racism association.
But let one person from the Right make a statement about anything, "You are a racist" ....
Re: First they came for the statues...
Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 7:32 am
by Mr. Q
^except he's Chinese lol. And Lee originated in China, so there are (literally) approximately one billion Asians with the last name Lee.
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Re: First they came for the statues...
Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 7:57 am
by Jonathan Brown
Deport all Koreans named Lee. Problem solved. Then started with anyone named JACKSON. :)
Re: First they came for the statues...
Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2017 8:02 am
by OhShoot!
WaJim wrote:Gone too far yet?
Ex-Siena announcer pulled off ESPN assignment because of his name — Robert Lee
"ESPN provoked controversy and mockery this week for pulling Robert Lee, an Asian-American sportscaster, from a college football game in Charlottesville, Virginia. But the company insists it made the decision out of concern for its employee’s well-being — and not because of political correctness."