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God is speaking! Are we listening & obeying He Who rules & reigns Supreme? This verse goes right along with my posting of the Scriptures in 1 Chronicles -- Chapter 29-verses 10-13 in the CMD Forum--I have trouble seeing & posting on my Computer so forgot to add PS 24:1The earth is the LORD's, and the fullness thereof; the world, & they that dwell therein.With all this crap going on it really makes me upset that “these people “ because blacks and whites are tearing down historical landmarks a Christopher Columbus statue here in Ct was being talked about removing it’s insane
It should be mandatory jail time!
Hey does it offend me that I can’t detect these same areas Because they’re historical landmarks well that shouldn’t matter anymore but I’m a better person.
So does two wrongs make a right ? no I’m the law abiding person who in the end gets the short end of the stick while these thugs go on destroying history and towns cities dividing the country I pray someday our fellow Americans will learn from their mistakes.
At least all of us here on the forums loves history and when found preserves it.
I love this country who wouldn’t?!!
What say you?
I posted this in today’s finds sorry if it has to be moved but I just wanted to voice I believe what most of us here believe in History.View attachment 4811
Mark
Your correct 100% social media was designed to do this divide people and families.
I’m afraid it’s coming to a boiling point its a hair trigger a reaction that’s what they’re looking for one person that will not take it anymore that pulls out a gun and starts shooting when someone breaks into the wrong house.
Or fears for their life and drives through a mob of rioters who are trying to get into their car !
It’s not if but when my guess soon .
It's lonely out here. I would have been thrown in jail or worse for that kind of speech back in the day. 1st Amendment back when America was Great?Thank you for speaking up 407floyd.
The sad thing is, people vote her and others like her into office???? HH jim tn
I understand what your saying but we have laws and mob mentality and rioting and burning down your neighborhood along with tearing down any historical landmark is wrong what's next the statue of liberty! mount Rushmore!?? A majority of these people are criminals and should have been arrested!I feel like I should put my opinion of this "find" topic in perspective by listing some of my own history. The truth hurts. I'm a 59 yr old white man who has lived in the South all my life. I've been able to live in any part of town I wish my whole life. Not true for black men. We've all heard the phrase "There goes the neighborhood". My house and property appreciates in value. Not true for black men. Check the appraisals across the tracks and you'll see why they can't move into a better neighborhood. By the way, every town I've ever lived in required people of color to live, worship, shop, school, and be buried in a segregated area up until the 1950s or 60s. If they shared a cemetery, it was divided by a fence. My father was the manager of a 5 and 10 store in Hattiesburg, Miss. in 1964. He had a white woman arrested for vagrancy for bringing black school children in to eat lunch at the lunch counter. They could serve the children but could not serve the woman because white people were not allowed to associate with black people. They just returned from being refused to enter the local library. She sued for denial of her civil rights and lost because her lawyers couldn't prove there was systemic racism in Hattiesburg! This judgement came from the Mississippi courts. The Supreme Court of the US overturned the decision in 1970 stating the incredible deficiency of reasoning behind the decision in Mississippi. I'm not proud of my father, but that's history. My father's side of the family came from Alabama and settled in the area around Greenville, Texas. A billboard outside Greenville stated to all that drive in "The Blackest Land, The Whitest People" until around 1980. No lie. All my relatives used the "N" word regularly. If they interacted with any black people, the phrase was "They're Okay for a "N". When I was a child, a slingshot was called a "N" shooter. "Eeny, Meeny, Mimy, Moe. Catch a "N" by the toe". The black side of town was called "N-Town". I remember throwing hickory nuts at some black men doing yard work for a neighbor down the street and yelling "Go home "N"!" This is how systemic racism works. You pass it down from generation to generation. This was how I was raised by my unbroken home. Culture in my town was a brass statue of John H. Reagan, Postmaster General of the Confederacy in Reagan Park, where Reagan High School was. Right along Reagan Street. After all, even a postmaster in the CSA deserves to be immortalized with a statue in 1911. 46 years after the Civil War. This is the South in a nutshell. This is every town in the South. Does any of this spark memories, make any sense, or make you feel proud. Make America Great Again? What is the Great that I'm missing here. If you believe everything has changed so much that people of color have nothing to fear, then you're living in a milky white bubble. Fat, old, white men have something to fear now. Soon they will be in the minority and it scares the * out of them. Let's protect these useless statues at all cost! Those Americans out there tearing down statues are as American as apple pie. It's a revolution that was inevitable. Revolution is never clean and pretty. Move them to a museum where it can be explained historically correct. Imagine an 8 year old black child walking up to a statue of Lee, and wandering, "This man must have done something great to get a statue in a public park." After all, that's why we erect statues.
“If I were the Devil” 1965 all true today