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Hundreds of VMI cadets stood and cheered as a mobile crane pulled this symbol of hate from its base to be taken away and destroyed. This sets a great example for all the young men and women studying for a career in in the US military.

Symbol of hate? How about "symbol of treason, bondage, human trafficking, forced labor, hate, and white privilege."

They should put up a statue of Jackson waving the white flag just before he was shot and killed by his own troops.

Another democrat statue put in a museum. Ok.

Filling mass graves in places like Sharpsburg, Fredericksburg and Chancellorville with New Yorkers will be his everlasting legacy and the reason so many still honor his memory today.

Uncle Ralph Wrote:
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> Filling mass graves in places like Sharpsburg,
> Fredericksburg and Chancellorville with New
> Yorkers will be his everlasting legacy and the
> reason so many still honor his memory today.


Jackson was not just teaching his own slaves to read, it was a slave church comprised of multiple plantations. At the time a white man was required to be present at all slave church services to deter insurrectionist ideas. Jackson was the perfect man for the job in my opinion, but if his white neighbors had caught him he would have been beaten senseless and left for dead no joke. His is one Confederate statue that we need to put up more of. Rebellion against deep state corruption is something to be honored

History is good Wrote:
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> Symbol of hate? How about "symbol of treason,
> bondage, human trafficking, forced labor, hate,
> and white privilege."


You're just ignorant then

Jackson was the worst of them all. Old Stonewall they called him.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Stacking Zouaves like kindling Wrote:
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> Uncle Ralph Wrote:
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> -----
> > Filling mass graves in places like Sharpsburg,
> > Fredericksburg and Chancellorville with New
> > Yorkers will be his everlasting legacy and the
> > reason so many still honor his memory today.
>
>
> Jackson was not just teaching his own slaves to
> read, it was a slave church comprised of multiple
> plantations. At the time a white man was required
> to be present at all slave church services to
> deter insurrectionist ideas. Jackson was the
> perfect man for the job in my opinion, but if his
> white neighbors had caught him he would have been
> beaten senseless and left for dead no joke. His is
> one Confederate statue that we need to put up more
> of. Rebellion against deep state corruption is
> something to be honored


Make one mistake and it wipes out all the good you did.

Stonewall Jackson was a strange man in many ways, especially by today's standards. But he was also a true genius who adhered to a moral code, which also would be strange by today's standards. Anyone who thinks the "moral codes" of today are things to admire is extremely ignorant anyways.

I read somewhere that Stonewall was gay and married another guy after the war

Wasn’t he homosexual Wrote:
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> I read somewhere that Stonewall was gay and
> married another guy after the war


No, I think you are referring to your father.

Confederates were democrats Wrote:
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> Another democrat statue put in a museum. Ok.


Also , they were awesome. Democrats were different back then.

Trumptards are triggered! Wrote:
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> https://www.forbes.com/sites/jemimamcevoy/2020/12/
> 07/virginia-military-institute-begins-removing-sto
> newall-jackson-statue/?sh=27cb5eba4aac
>
> Hundreds of VMI cadets stood and cheered as a
> mobile crane pulled this symbol of hate from its
> base to be taken away and destroyed. This sets a
> great example for all the young men and women
> studying for a career in in the US military.


No one cheered.

Get rid of the uniforms the US flag everything If this is true

"hundreds of VMI cadets stood and cheered" I say that is a lie and a dream wish from a Communist who will never serve within our nation the very enemy within as Khrushchev said we would see , we were warned about commie moles and now they are here in force parented by well off elitist US traitors of leftist ideology .

Codding criminals letting them out of prison

Packing illegals in to create overcrowding and loss of service to US citizens

Using mail in voting to cheat on federal elections

Taking constitutional rights from the people

Destroying peoples medical care in favor of the lazy the drugged and illegals

Killing the unborn child in the womb at will

Hey those are liberals and leftists moral codes

If true make them wear pussyhats as a part of the uniform

Close The School And Rename It Wrote:
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> Get rid of the uniforms the US flag everything If
> this is true
>
> "hundreds of VMI cadets stood and cheered" I say
> that is a lie and a dream wish from a Communist
> who will never serve within our nation the very
> enemy within as Khrushchev said we would see , we
> were warned about commie moles and now they are
> here in force parented by well off elitist US
> traitors of leftist ideology .


that's pretty much it!

"A day that will live infamy". Hmm... pretty interesting.

Share yur most heartwarming Stonewall Jackson memories here.
For me it is a hard choice between two. The first was Jackson's reply to Gen. Longstreet's question as to what must be done with all those Yankees arrayed before them on the plains of Fredericksburg? "kill em all, Sir, kill em all" was his reply.

Perhaps it was Manassas where a green New Jersey Brigade was sent out from Washington to investigate a ruckus at the rail junction where Jackson's Divisions were feasting on Union spoils. Jackson, seeing the Hell they were about to enter, in a moment of Christian compassion rode out in front to warn them what was about to happen. After being foolishly fired on to no effect, he road back to his assembled troops and ordered them to fire. What few Yankees were still standing after the first volley quickly threw away their guns and fled in all directions.

My favorite Stonewall story was his famous quote and actions at Chancellorsville against the Union army and General Joseph Hooker. When told by his aide de camp that Hooker was coming, Stonewall dropped his trousers and showed his erection, shouting “ Good, I hope that little whore is ready! They don’t call me Stonewall for nothing. Does she do anal?’

that was his catchphrase.

I bet he'd love to have given the bayonet to the trigger-happy North Carolinians who shot him, or the stretcher bearers who subsequently dropped him on the ground.

Virgil Caine is the name
And I served on the Danville train
'Til Stoneman's cavalry came
And tore up the tracks again
In the winter of '65, we were hungry, just barely alive
By May the tenth, Richmond had fell
It's a time I remember, oh so well

Virgil Wrote:
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> Virgil Caine is the name
> And I served on the Danville train
> 'Til Stoneman's cavalry came
> And tore up the tracks again
> In the winter of '65, we were hungry, just barely
> alive
> By May the tenth, Richmond had fell
> It's a time I remember, oh so well


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wanJQC5KAfo