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Jun 13, 2020 21:02:14   #
Lynmo
 
lpnmajor wrote:
History cannot be destroyed. As long as someone remembers, or holds documents ( not a book of someone's "perception" of history ) pertaining to history, history remains unchanged. The USA was a slave owning/trading Nation well into the 19th century, that's a fact and cannot be undone. Trying to erase that history is not only impossible, it's dangerous and could lead to far reaching unintended consequences.

Germany still teaches it's children about Hitler and the evils he inspired, not to glorify any of it, but to ensure that future generations do NOT glorify that period in history, in the hopes that it's not repeated. To this day, there are people trying to rewrite that history, trying to revive the Reich, just as there are those here trying to revive the Confederate State.

We must remember all of our blemishes, acknowledging our mistakes and bad deeds. Not to apologize endlessly for them, or trying to justify them, but to ensure that WE don't repeat any of them.

History cannot be erased.............................but it can be repeated.
History cannot be destroyed. As long as someone re... (show quote)

Well said 😔

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Jun 13, 2020 21:48:53   #
Rose42
 
kemmer wrote:
St Paul was OK with slavery.


Slavery was much different in biblical times.

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Jun 14, 2020 01:12:05   #
Radiance3
 
Carol Kelly wrote:
They’re attacking George Washington because he owned slaves. So she said he wasn’t taking care of me. Washington, Jefferson, Lee, the statues all must come down. 13% of our population is desiring to destroy our history which they have barely contributed to. No more pussyfooting around.

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Everybody owned slaves in the past. Slaves are very common language to those hired to work at home as household helpers. That language used to employees are slaves. But that was how they call it.
George Washington was one of the most important Founders of this country. He was the Commander of the 8-year war with the British empire for our freedom and independence. In 1775-1883. He was instrumental in building our constitution.
Pennsylvania, the "financier" of the Revolution, opened the proceedings with a nomination--Gen. George Washington for the presidency of the Constitutional Convention. The vote was unanimous.

He was the 1st president of the United States.

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