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Democrats clamor together behind Warren with the plan to remove all federal buildings named after confederates, GOP utterly fails to take a stand against them at all, more of them take their side if anything
Gent general
Because some of these buildings have centuries of legacy to their name, and it's completely unreasonable to scrub these names from history because of overly-sensitive faggots of today
Gent general
If you look at the history of many of these confederate monuments, they were approved of by the union because there is (or was) a sense of respect between them
Counour general
i mean, i see your point of the fact that it is history, and i am a sucker for history, but i can understand the other side that the names are literally the names of enemies of the country, some of which were promoting slavery and such. I am totally okay with maybe having put somewhere that they used to be named their previous names, maybe like a section of the building with a little history shrine or something.
Gent general
When you start going along with the thinking of "they supported things we consider nasty now so I can understand the other side" what american historical figures are safe?
Gent general
Every president up until JFK (and even he had some strange opinions about hitler) would be considered a horrible bigot today
Counour general
i guess so, but i guess that goes into the direction of "wElL iT wAs JuSt A dIffeRnT tImE", which as dumb as a statement it kinda is, there is some truth to it
Gent general
And let's just be blunt about it, many people in the confederacy, whether leading or following, were good and admirable people
Counour general
also, when were these building even named? would you really consider it to be legacy/history if these were even named after the civil war and such? like in the early 1920s and such

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