Dont worry. Someone will get run over and we will hear that there was violence on both sides.
Wrong. The Southern perspective was that the States were sovereign entities that had the right to secede from, and dissolve their ties to, the Union and the Federal Government. Fort Sumter was a Federal fort built on State land; by refusing to vacate Fort Sumter, the Federal government was occupying land in a foreign country.
Secession was not a legally solved concept in 1861. Their were proponents and detractors for it on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line; see the Hartford Convention during the War of 1812, where several New England states floated the idea of secession.
And asked them to leave, which they refused to do, so they removed them from South Carolina territory. If southern Arizona voted to rejoin Mexico and told the USAF to leave Davis-Monthan AFB and the USAF refused, they would basically be occupiers, yes.
Oh they were traitors to many Americans as well, not everyone wanted freed from the Crown.
How bout a statue of Bill Clinton???? 3 sexual assault complaints at 3 different times and He paid off one of his accusers $850,000 in a court settlement.... Not to mention Cheating on his wive... Resigning the presidentcy as he was being impeached ect.....
So what if a Femonist Or just a decent human being tears down a statue of Bill Clinton in the name of Sexual assault victims? Would that be justified?
We have faced trials and danger, threats to our world and our way of life. And yet, we persevere. We are the Horde. We will not let anything break our spirits!"
Voicing your opinion = yay
Violence or destroying property = nay
... how destroying symbols of something that happened 150 or so years ago, stuff our grandparents' parents hardly hard to deal with.. is applauded in any way seems ludicrous to me.
but then again, a lot of stuff people do seems stupid to me.. so what can you do
I actually find it repulsive that so many in this forum seem to think it's okay to destroy pieces of history just because they don't like it. They're no better than those religious fanatics who burned ancient art and books because it depicted "heresy"
I swear some times it feels like many of these people treat liberalism itself like a cultish religion.