jbird4049 wrote:You seem to be focused on some of the extremists groups of the sixties, or about 15 years, instead of the other 23 decades, or 226 years of our glorious history.
What's the title of the thread, genius?
Let me help you out:
Common Sense 316 - The Day of the Dove
What time period did Dan use to discuss what he thinks a modern day American Civil war would look like?
Derp, derp,derp.
That's ok, you wanted to vent about how evil America is (of course you do) so let's check that list out:
1) Cherokee Removals (Violated treaties,laws and Supreme Court Decision)
Did I mention the Cherokee owned slaves? So it was heroic for the North to violate the right of the South to secede because "slavery", but removing a bunch of slaving Indians, why that's a crime against humanity! Explain that one, history prof.
Then you can explain the
Treaty of New Echota, where the Cherokee signed their land away and agreed to be moved west.
Points 2,3,5,6, & 7 are all more whining about the Native Americans with the typical, laughable, leftist stereotypes of them being a bunch of love-hippies living peacefully in tune with nature before a bunch of swarthy white men come and murder them for no reason. At this point, we all should be asking if
*you* have read any history.
4) Ku Klux Klan (want a list? It is a bit long.
)
That organization founded for
"launching a reign of terror against Republican leaders black and white". The one that
forced members to vote democrat? Now, if you actually knew history you'd try to argue that Nixon's Southern strategy flipped the parties, but you'd also have to concede that you were talking about the third incarnation of the KKK at that point (you did know there were multiple KKK's, right?), and you'd also be wrong there as well for reasons too detailed to type out before my morning coffee.
Jeez, the rest of your list reads like a bad tumblr feed loosely based of the intellectually deficient history screeds of
Howard Zinn. Suffice to say, your predicatable "AMERICA IS EVIL CUZ . . ." list is full of examples that cite precisely how little you actually know about history. It highlights that what you connsider your historical knowledge is actually a list of cherry-picked incidents, framed completely out of context, and viewed exclusively through the lens of modern day liberalism.
That is to say you have liberal, public education talking points, framed in an Anti-American narrative which you confuse for historical knowledge.
But you don't know history.