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Rename Washington DC, I think old George would be glad his name is taken off of it. Rename it Hell
We should leave the Jefferson Memorial right where it is, and deport all of Fascist Liberal that are ruining our nation.
It is as if I am reading a new version of the book 1984. Don't they see this?
Jan
A real "pater patriae", eh?
Jan
Let the politicians and libtard revisionist citizens left behind stand naked in grass hopefully infested by chiggers.
This is why people are so ignorant of our past and the great men who built this country.
All of these distractionary tactics by the left are to keep us in reactionary mode and on our heels.
The truly sad part of all this is the constant caving in to these societal numbskulls by the politicians who are only interested in their political careers and NOT what's right.
Of course, here's another I Could Say That But I Won't moment. In this case: I could say public education delivers horrible results. But I won't say it, because I do not argue from possibly bad results but from a basic premise that the government has no business meddling in education, aside from training military or police officers.
As for the complex and multifaceted Mr. Jefferson, as much as we must admire his rhetoric on behalf of the rights of man, the rights of Sally Hemings were somewhat less important to him. It is not just that he owned slaves, slavery being simply a legal status, but that he banged the daylights out of a minor girl whom he owned as property. It was completely, totally, and irrevocably an unequal relationship. "The whole commerce between master and slave is a perpetual exercise of the most boisterous passions, the most unremitting despotism on the one part, and degrading submissions on the other." [Query XVIII, “Manners” -- here: http://tjrs.monticello.org/archive/se...]
So, I would keep the Jefferson Memorial as a reminder of how internally conflicted America is. You gotta take the bad with the good. But Washington? In the libertarian science fiction series of the Probability Broach by L. Neil Smith, Washington was hanged as a traitor to the Republic, and Hamilton was exiled to Prussia.
And who the hell told them their opinions and ideas weren't perfect demonstrations of the old adage:
'It's often better to be thought a fool, than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt"
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