Leave the statues alone. Fighting for freedom for All Americans.
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Fawn Wofford
6 years ago
Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.
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Pamela Hall
6 years ago
Today it’s statues and tomorrow they’re taking your right to worship away. This is history and we can’t change that. Please stand and don’t be afraid to speak up!
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Darlene Moyer
6 years ago
Please leave our History alone!
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Annette McGiboney
6 years ago
Leave our statue alone. It is history, and you cannot erase the history of our country.
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Cynthia Cook
6 years ago
Destroying statues and monuments won't change History but leaving them we can discuss that history (the good, the bad and the ugly).
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James Benton
6 years ago
Leave history alone!
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Jennifer Phelps
6 years ago
This is our heritage!!!
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Ruth
6 years ago
Protect our history. The statues are beautiful.
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Wes harvey
6 years ago
Keep the stature
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Deborah Shepherd
6 years ago
Those who choose to ignore their history are doomed to repeat it. The only people threatened by statues are the ignorant.
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Vera Becknell
6 years ago
I grew there in Covington
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James stapp
6 years ago
Keep the statue
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Dennis Lundy
6 years ago
Yep
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Wayne crooms
6 years ago
This statue needs to be left alone
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Cindy Johnson
6 years ago
Don’t tear our heritage down it’s history !!!
You will never erase history
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Brett Pridgen
6 years ago
The monument on the Covington square matters in ways that need to be remembered. Sitting with my grandfather on the bench, while my grandmother shopped at Cohen's. Our talks always began with remembering our fallen fathers and brothers. Our talks always took the path of my grandfather teaching me the importance of unity to the degree that we as a people are worth fighting for. I was taught that "we", equates to "all". The presumptions of another who desires to battle my personal definition of "we"... is not a valid excuse to erase treasured teaching moments of my life.
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Jonathan hill
6 years ago
You can’t learn from the future only the past unless you remove it !!!
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Don Cason
6 years ago
Families set these Monuments on the square with permission. Nothing I’ve read on them is racist, against America, and states they didn’t fight that war with a mercenary spirit. They have a right to have a say, when the writers of history wrote and promoted untruths about their family members that fought in that war. Nothing written on that statute is anything else. You may as well rip up the monuments Of peoples children all over our highways That were killed. Do you have the guts to do it? Take this monument up and you will do the same thing. Black men fought on the side of the South, think they were fighting to prolong slavery? Every thing I’ve read and interview I’ve heard of Confederate Soldiers said they didn’t fight to prolong it. So a bunch of people that have never studied history, and others with malicious motives want it down because of racism and slavery. Show proof it represents either. Stand for facts or be guilty of bias and bigotry. Don Cason.
Need reminders of history so we don't repeat it!
Leave the statues alone. Fighting for freedom for All Americans.
Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it.
Today it’s statues and tomorrow they’re taking your right to worship away. This is history and we can’t change that. Please stand and don’t be afraid to speak up!
Please leave our History alone!
Leave our statue alone. It is history, and you cannot erase the history of our country.
Destroying statues and monuments won't change History but leaving them we can discuss that history (the good, the bad and the ugly).
Leave history alone!
This is our heritage!!!
Protect our history. The statues are beautiful.
Keep the stature
Those who choose to ignore their history are doomed to repeat it. The only people threatened by statues are the ignorant.
I grew there in Covington
Keep the statue
Yep
This statue needs to be left alone
Don’t tear our heritage down it’s history !!! You will never erase history
The monument on the Covington square matters in ways that need to be remembered. Sitting with my grandfather on the bench, while my grandmother shopped at Cohen's. Our talks always began with remembering our fallen fathers and brothers. Our talks always took the path of my grandfather teaching me the importance of unity to the degree that we as a people are worth fighting for. I was taught that "we", equates to "all". The presumptions of another who desires to battle my personal definition of "we"... is not a valid excuse to erase treasured teaching moments of my life.
You can’t learn from the future only the past unless you remove it !!!
Families set these Monuments on the square with permission. Nothing I’ve read on them is racist, against America, and states they didn’t fight that war with a mercenary spirit. They have a right to have a say, when the writers of history wrote and promoted untruths about their family members that fought in that war. Nothing written on that statute is anything else. You may as well rip up the monuments Of peoples children all over our highways That were killed. Do you have the guts to do it? Take this monument up and you will do the same thing. Black men fought on the side of the South, think they were fighting to prolong slavery? Every thing I’ve read and interview I’ve heard of Confederate Soldiers said they didn’t fight to prolong it. So a bunch of people that have never studied history, and others with malicious motives want it down because of racism and slavery. Show proof it represents either. Stand for facts or be guilty of bias and bigotry. Don Cason.