Confederate Statue Removal/Erasing History

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Thought number one.

History cannot be changed. It happened. A truth cannot be hidden. The truth always surfaces and stands strong.

Removing a confederate statue does not change history. The history is still there whether the statue is there or not. History and/or the truth is not always pretty to look at.

Here are my questions.

If there were no slaves could we have had a confederacy? Last I checked you cannot have a confederacy without having slaves.

If there were no slaves would we have had a Civil War? Last I checked the Civil War was about states rights which included the right to own slaves. And confederate statues were erected. Most if not all of the statues likeness were slave owners in the south.

If there were statues of freed slaves near the confederate statues would that have balanced the history?

For those of you who protest the confederate statues removal, would you have supported placing statues of freed slaves if the confederate statues were allowed to stay?

For those of you who are against statues of black people such as Martin Luther King, Barak Obama, Malcom X, Coretta Scott King, and other important black people. Jesse Jackson does not count because he is a fraud. My question to you is this.

Why is a confederate statue considered valid honorable history and should not be removed while statues of black people who have done great thing should not be erected?

As I said in the beginning history cannot be changed. It doesn’t matter how many confederate statues are removed, nor how many protests are against statues of black people being erected. Not one of us can change what happened in the past.

History is truth and the truth holds history. The truth cannot be changed.

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Part of my goal is to change how we see black history month. The same information is hammered into America year after year. While other information that would be of true honest value is dismissed. The current set up is straight a forward no holds barred victim/oppressor angle that reignites the fight between those who feel they are superior and those who hang on to inferiority. By exposing lesser known facts and making known those who did not fit the mold, we can get closer to the truth and move forward. New Goal - Highlight the problems in the Black Community which are completely and totally ignored. I will be using animated videos to drive the point home. Second Blog "Major issues in the black church" My aim is to #1. Offend the black church. #2. Expose enough to make a change in the system of the black church. #3. Bring awareness to black people and how generations have been and are being damaged by practices of the black church and #4. cause a behavioral change in the black community #5. Bring awareness to mental health being ignored in the black community and how the black church is to blame.

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