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Keep our statues and monuments

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Melvin Myers
6 years ago

Make America great again

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Brandi Thomson
6 years ago

Keep our history!!! They have there’s!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Our statues represent VALOR in men of exceptional character They united with those of the north to UNITE These United States Tearing them down is some deluded effort to keep fighting a war that was SETTLED by those same men we exonerate for that good character and nothing else We have a severe shortage of such men in our day as so many think removing history solves anything America is built on the valor of men since our Country’s inception and is established on liberty and freedom, but many are giving in to a Marxist mentality and that’s really the only thing wrong in our day

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Jeanie
6 years ago

The statue is protected from the opinions and destruction. Leave it alone.

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Timothy MILLWOOD
6 years ago

Keep our history

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Valerie cloud
6 years ago

I agree with you

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Cristan Patterson
6 years ago

Please keep our history and stop erasing it.

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Erin Straub
6 years ago

By removing this it would destroy my family history and what they fought for right or wrong.

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Will Avery
6 years ago

This is a statue that commemorates the men that left their families, their farms, and their livelihoods in order to defend and protect all of these things against an invading force. It is so easy for people to be oblivious to what was going on at the time. A force from the north was marching south, and burning everything in their path. They ended up besieging and burning Atlanta on their way through Covington on their way to Savannah (burning towns and farms along the way). In the face of all of this, brave men and women stood up to this invading force to protect their families and their livelihood, and many of them paid the ultimate sacrifice. One of those men was my great, great, great grandfather, William Avery. There was no surrender. Their was no compromise. He fought and died in the Battle of Atlanta. The statue in the Covington Square is for him, and for all those that chose to fight. May God bless their souls.

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HEATH
6 years ago

If you don’t like it.... leave..

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Joan Brown
6 years ago

This is HISTORY!! Use it to teach if you have a problem with it. There are some monuments I don't care for but I'm not crying about it. I've learned to look the other way if I don't like something. More people should try that! One group should not be able to decide ALL of the monuments but that's exactly what is happening. Why don't you keep the ones you like and I'll keep keep the ones I like. Fair is fair...js

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Beth Neely Cope
6 years ago

Please keep it up!

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keith maughon
6 years ago

Save it!

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Greg Payton
6 years ago

Don't touch our heritage ♥️

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Billy Armistead
6 years ago

Heritage not Hate.

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Martin Hill
6 years ago

Its an heritage thats all

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Victoria Frost
6 years ago

Leave our history a lone

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F Michael Faulkner
6 years ago

Yes keep the statue in Covington GA Square

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Marie Owens
6 years ago

Keep the monuments and statues in place where they are. History and heritage

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Gerald Weatherford
6 years ago

No one had aproblem with this statue for 100 years until resantly .Why now .To many yankees moved into our area . They should not have a say .If you don't like something don't look . If I don't like a food I don't tell everyone not to eat it . If I move to anouther state I don't expect them to change for me .The whole country has turned into a bunch of winning pansies ! Before you move that statue it should be put to a vote .Not just city council Everybody ! The gov. Is run for the people by the people ! VOTE !