Destroying History

[SuburbanFarmer]

That post was going so well...

[C-Mag]

Colonel Crawford, veteran of French-Indian Wars and Revolutionary War was attacked and beheaded................ Iowa I think.

It's only local governments making these decisions to remove racists, all's good !

[Fife]

Remove All Traces of John F. Kennedy From American Society

JFK, white supremacist:

After a visit to the river Rhine in 1937, [John F.] Kennedy wrote: “Very beautiful, because there are many castles along the route. The towns are all charming which shows that the Nordic races appear to be definitely superior to their Latin counterparts. The Germans are really too good — that’s why people conspire against them — they do it to protect themselves.”

JFK, Hitler admirer:

Even after Germany’s defeat in 1945, when the Holocaust was common knowledge, JFK appears to have retained an extraordinary fascination for Hitler. By then a naval officer he accompanied the US Secretary of the Navy, James Forrestal, on a tour of Germany that August.

After visiting Hitler’s bomb-damaged Bavarian Berghof residence and his Eagle’s Nest mountain retreat, Kennedy noted in his diary: “Anyone who has visited these places can imagine how in a few years, Hitler will emerge from the hate that now surrounds him and come to be regarded as one of the most significant figures ever to have lived.” He adds: “There was something mysterious about the way he lived and died which will outlive him and continue to flourish. He was made of the stuff of legends.”

<Fantastic shot of the view from the Kehlsteinhaus at the link>

[BjornP]

JFK was born a century ago and believed in the theories about race that were taught in prominent universities of his day. Why would he not? If the elites did, if people in power did, if everyone around him did, why wouldn't he?

Anyway, the idea that racism is a uniquely offensive, an eternal stain on someone's legacy, no matter what else , even if it's outright saintly they did, was something katarn brought up early in the thread.

[C-Mag]

JFK was born a century ago and believed in the theories about race that were taught in prominent universities of his day. Why would he not? If the elites did, if people in power did, if everyone around him did, why wouldn't he?

Anyway, the idea that racism is a uniquely offensive, an eternal stain on someone's legacy, no matter what else , even if it's outright saintly they did, was something katarn brought up early in the thread.

So, we should praise Confederates for Slavery and seek to understand the pain of being a Slave owner ?

[BjornP]

JFK was born a century ago and believed in the theories about race that were taught in prominent universities of his day. Why would he not? If the elites did, if people in power did, if everyone around him did, why wouldn't he?

Anyway, the idea that racism is a uniquely offensive, an eternal stain on someone's legacy, no matter what else , even if it's outright saintly they did, was something katarn brought up early in the thread.

So, we should praise Confederates for Slavery and seek to understand the pain of being a Slave owner ?

That's probably how BLM types would interpret that, yeah. As I began by saying, there's a statue of a Catholic peasant rebel two minutes walk from my home. He isn't respected for what he fought for, he is respected for that he fought back. He was the leader of the last, and even he lost, most succesful, of the Danish peasant revolts.

[C-Mag]

JFK was born a century ago and believed in the theories about race that were taught in prominent universities of his day. Why would he not? If the elites did, if people in power did, if everyone around him did, why wouldn't he?

Anyway, the idea that racism is a uniquely offensive, an eternal stain on someone's legacy, no matter what else , even if it's outright saintly they did, was something katarn brought up early in the thread.

So, we should praise Confederates for Slavery and seek to understand the pain of being a Slave owner ?

That's probably how BLM types would interpret that, yeah. As I began by saying, there's a statue of a Catholic peasant rebel two minutes walk from my home. He isn't respected for what he fought for, he is respected for that he fought back. He was the leader of the last, and even he lost, most succesful, of the Danish peasant revolts.

Yeah, I referenced your post about that. Thought it was a great post. A bunch of protestants or atheists could have knocked it down by dark of night at any time. But they didn't. Your country is better for it IMO

[C-Mag]

Memphis Theatre knuckles under and pulls Gone with the Wind
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -Wind.html


Next evolution for Lefties and AntiFa


Ah, look at their smiling little faces.

[heydaralon]

Dose shorts tho...

[Hwen Hoshino]

Dose shorts tho...

Look lame as fuck i say it as someone who does not believe in fashion.