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#43 - ....the dinner has been hosted at the White House since the 18… [+] (3 replies) 1h ago on ramadan -6

#46 - anon (1h ago) [-]

"For the first time in 2 decades"
"has been hosted at the White House since the 1800s"

nigga

#50 - iliketurtles (1h ago) [-]

Doesnt mean it hasnt been hosted since the 1800s, it just means that 2 decades ago they also decided not to host it that night.

Although ive never heard them hosting Ramadam ever, mostly because i dont give a shit.

#63 - anon (35m ago) [-]

The way he wrote his sentence indicates that he believes that from the 1800s up to this point in time the White House has hosted a ramadan dinner.

#15 - No. If your idea of justice revolves around what statue was pu… 06/23/2017 on the party never ends +12

#11 - There are monuments to Julius Caesar in Rome, a man who's conq… [+] (6 replies) 06/23/2017 on the party never ends +86

#13 - anon (06/23/2017) [-]

"We" aren't removing these monuments, Americans are. If people around the world want to alter their monuments, the world has the response of speaking out against it, nothing more.

The romanticizing of the Civil war needs to stop. It wasn't some noble, valiant last stand by the South. "State's right" is the trumpeted reason everytime this comes up, but read declarations of secession, it was slavery.

History isn't being "rewritten". There are plenty of books on the topic, and these monuments are being moved from government places to museums, where people go to remember the past, not glorify it.

If you really wanna honor and glorify people that started (and lost) a war against America for the cause of regarding others as property, why stop with the civil war? Nazi's had the same idea! Or if we wanna honor those brave souls fighting the good fight against American Imperialism, Japan's attack on Pearl Harbor, 9/11, OKC bombing, the Boston Marathon, etc. All great examples of repressed people striking back against America!

The heart of the matter is everyone was comfortable with the negative peace rather than justice, pure and simple. People are finally realizing the truth.

#52 - anon (06/24/2017) [-]

look dumbfuck, how many people go to museums or libraries....

keeping symbols in plain sight in public means you CANT avoid them and willingly block them out of your mind as the safe spacers are doing with removing those symbols

#51 - opsgaylover (06/24/2017) [-]

One could say that there should be statues of dictators around all over, but on each a plaque that tells of what they did in their life, their views, all the horrors they committed, and what led to their downfall. People should not be ignorant to evil, and they should know that those who have done evil were not always entirely evil themselves and some had good intentions, noble beliefs, and even a mix of good and bad actions, but in the end the main thing they did was wrong. It would help people to see that sometimes bad can be covered in good, and as the saying goes: the road to Hell is paved in good intentions.

#44 - kunterz (06/24/2017) [-]

Some things do not belong in a museum, no matter how you try to justify it or how bad the things ideals stood for.
The museum is for certain things.

#31 - opqu (06/24/2017) [-]

slavery was legal. succession was legal. there would have no threat to the union had the south succeed. but it was the power hungry federal government that wanted to keep the south in the union.

it was in the constitutional right to succeed but the federal government ignored the states rights and forced them to stay in the union.

and speaking of General Lee. he, like most large names in the South, were against slavery. The slaves he inherited he released. He advocated for the south to stay in the union but once the succession happened he belived that his loyalty was to his home state of virginia before it was to the federal government.

#15 - enkmaster (06/23/2017) [-]

No. If your idea of justice revolves around what statue was put up by someone else in accordance with their own cultural background at the time, your view of justice is just petty and spiteful.

These monuments would do far better being left where they were, so long as the education system ensured that people understood the context of when they were created and the zeitgeist of the time.

Removing history from the public eye (which is what you advocate) is no different from erasing it, and forgetting the lessons it should convey, if we just ignore and forget about them. And I haven't heard of a single case where people are taught what these Confederate monuments really meant; they're locked away in local museums. and forgotten by everyone except history majors.

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