Please leave history alone. This War for Southern Independence was not about slavery as the liberal media wants you to believe. My ancestors who fought did not own salves but fought for the right of Texas to determine how it is to be governed. My ancestor clearly states this in his letters to family members. " He fought for Texas because the state asked him to", Captain E. P. Petty to his sister-in-law 1861.
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Sandi Sprawls
8 years ago
Leave history alone!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Leave the monument alone! It is part of history.
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Jane Ranck
8 years ago
Please save this monument. This is history, please do not change it.
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Virginia Lee Brown
8 years ago
Removing these statues is a way of telling the descendants of Confederate soldiers that their lives and ours do not matter, that none of us have contributed to the good of mankind. The time has come to view these statues as history, art, and a tribute to those men who defended their home regardless of their feelings about the war.
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Joyce Miller
8 years ago
Texas was a member of the Confederate States of America. Leave the monument where it is.
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Patricia Terry
8 years ago
It is a BEAUTIFUL work of art. Leave the statue WHERE IT IS NOW!
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Karen Pieroni
8 years ago
Leave the monument where it is
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Margaret Charlesworth
8 years ago
There are more pressing issues requiring the time & money from county officials. Get your priorities straight!
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Richard Gaines
8 years ago
Leave history alone!
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Michael Burgess
8 years ago
Keep the statue
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clint henderson
8 years ago
leave our south alone
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Bart McReynolds
8 years ago
I don't care who's monument it is. It is like destroying headstones in a cemetery to erase the history of the past. The past should be remembered, not erased. How can you learn what to do or not to do if there is no true history? This "progressive" (regressive) agenda is only designed to cause division and strife to tear this country apart. Reject being manipulated by others.
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Maeve Magdalen
8 years ago
Whether or not people living today like it, the Confederate States of America existed and was the elected legitimate government of certain states and territories. Those AMERICANS who served in defense of their country ought to be remembered and honored for their service, many giving the last full measure.
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Brenda McKean
8 years ago
leave history alone
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Marybeth Bowen
8 years ago
Dont move it!!
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Eldon Tedder
8 years ago
No military monument from any war should ever be removed or damaged in any way.
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Silas Griffin
8 years ago
tearing down monuments doesn't change any aspect of history. It creates new tension and conflict. A new page in history that is regrettable now and later.
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Ron Moulton
8 years ago
I am a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. My 11-times grandfather fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill, just above his land (Moulton's Hill) on the Charlestown Peninsula near Boston. A "Minuteman" my grandfather is rolling over in his grave at the mockery people are making of this history right now! Ron Moulton, Patriot.
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Miguel A Sirio
8 years ago
Leave American history alone, U shall not move your fathers cobblestones.
Please leave history alone. This War for Southern Independence was not about slavery as the liberal media wants you to believe. My ancestors who fought did not own salves but fought for the right of Texas to determine how it is to be governed. My ancestor clearly states this in his letters to family members. " He fought for Texas because the state asked him to", Captain E. P. Petty to his sister-in-law 1861.
Leave history alone!
Leave the monument alone! It is part of history.
Please save this monument. This is history, please do not change it.
Removing these statues is a way of telling the descendants of Confederate soldiers that their lives and ours do not matter, that none of us have contributed to the good of mankind. The time has come to view these statues as history, art, and a tribute to those men who defended their home regardless of their feelings about the war.
Texas was a member of the Confederate States of America. Leave the monument where it is.
It is a BEAUTIFUL work of art. Leave the statue WHERE IT IS NOW!
Leave the monument where it is
There are more pressing issues requiring the time & money from county officials. Get your priorities straight!
Leave history alone!
Keep the statue
leave our south alone
I don't care who's monument it is. It is like destroying headstones in a cemetery to erase the history of the past. The past should be remembered, not erased. How can you learn what to do or not to do if there is no true history? This "progressive" (regressive) agenda is only designed to cause division and strife to tear this country apart. Reject being manipulated by others.
Whether or not people living today like it, the Confederate States of America existed and was the elected legitimate government of certain states and territories. Those AMERICANS who served in defense of their country ought to be remembered and honored for their service, many giving the last full measure.
leave history alone
Dont move it!!
No military monument from any war should ever be removed or damaged in any way.
tearing down monuments doesn't change any aspect of history. It creates new tension and conflict. A new page in history that is regrettable now and later.
I am a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. My 11-times grandfather fought in the Battle of Bunker Hill, just above his land (Moulton's Hill) on the Charlestown Peninsula near Boston. A "Minuteman" my grandfather is rolling over in his grave at the mockery people are making of this history right now! Ron Moulton, Patriot.
Leave American history alone, U shall not move your fathers cobblestones.