Civil War II: No Tax Money to Remove and Relocate Confederate Monuments. Let Those Who Want It Gone Pay to Get It Gone. Even Admiral Farragut?

JULY 23, 2021

**  Jacksonville lawsuit argues spending tax money on  Confederate statues violates Constitution.  (Jacksonville, Florida.  The man suing is a black man.  And, I support him.  The cost of removal and relocation should be paid by those wanting them gone.  Put your money where your mouths are, black folks and their white minions.)

**  Confederate bust to be removed from Tennessee Capitol.  (Nathan Bedford Forrest.  It will be moved to the nearby Tennessee State Museum.)

**  Wrinkle in removal:  City doesn't own Gen. A.P. Hill's statue.   (Richmond, Virginia)

**  Ga. city changes street named for Confederate general to Obama Boulevard.  (Valdosta.  It was Forrest  Street.  Everybody's picking on Forrest these days.  Again, why does every Confederate renaming have to be a black person?  Aren't there some deserving white folks out there?)

**  Professor believes fate of  area Confederate monument won't be decided soon.  (Roanoke, Virginia)

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JULY 24, 2021

**  Tennessee votes to remove bust of Confederate  general, KKK leader from Capitol.  (In addition, the busts of Union Admiral David Glasgow Farragut and U.S. Navy Admiral Albert Gleaves.  This is a surprising move to me.  What would Blacks and their white minions have against these two Navy men.  I understand what the problem is with Forrest, but, how "Woke" can you folks get?)

I Sure Do Agree With the Guy from Jacksonville Saying That Tax Money Should Not Be Used to Remove Confederate Monuments.  The Costs Should Be Borne By THOSE Who Want Them Removed.  --Old Secesh