We should learn from history and not try to erase it.
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Ann Hultin
9 years ago
This is a *memorial* build by and for the loved ones of the soldiers who died in the battle at Ft. Sanders, there were no graves save one mass one where the dead were buried. This is not a monument marking where the actual battle was. Big difference. Please allow this *memorial* to the fallen to stay. Memory Eternal- we need to remember the fallen. Thank you.
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greg arnold
9 years ago
Hiding our history is worst thing we can do. What's next tear down all our museums
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Don't bring this crap to Knoxville!
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Brenda Williams
9 years ago
Please leave our history and monuments alone. They are part of our history and it can not be changed by removing them. It is the future we have to worry about and what is going on in the world now!
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Jennifer Holt
9 years ago
Heritage not hate! Confederate soldiers are no different than any other soldiers!
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P Garrett
9 years ago
"The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history." - George Orwell
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Randy Rimmer
9 years ago
Keep the marker. It is history and nothing else. We registered voters have a voice.
Please listen
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Jessica weaver
9 years ago
These statues/monuments are a learning tool for people. They raise awareness of what was. They don't offend anyone, they just want to take their rage out on something. Don't destroy history or we may end up reliving it, instead educate.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Heritage, not hate. This monument, as well as many others around the country, is in honor of those who died because of the movement. Many families lost lived ones who had nothing to do with the war. They were enlisted because they had to! None the less, I dont agree with prejudice or treating peope badly because they arent the same race. But this is history. It's not harming anyone. At all! Leave it alone!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The History is base on the fallen god bless them
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Roger Hipsher
9 years ago
Erasing history does not change history.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Aren't there plenty of Union soldiers monuments northward?
These monuments were part of the healing process, from the war-
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Robert Hicks
9 years ago
All this removal of historical statues because is offends someone is a joke.
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Danielle Steward
9 years ago
leave history alone!
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Esther Medlin
9 years ago
Pete's sake... I'm so over all this crap!!!
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Charles Boles
9 years ago
That monument has been there a long time and I far as I know it has never caused any trouble or hurt anyone. It's there for the deceased Soldiers, leave it alone.
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Alex Cain
9 years ago
You can't erase history and still learn from it.
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Billy Lawrence
9 years ago
save our history
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MARK WILSON
9 years ago
History is just that, it can't be erased or changed.
We should learn from history and not try to erase it.
This is a *memorial* build by and for the loved ones of the soldiers who died in the battle at Ft. Sanders, there were no graves save one mass one where the dead were buried. This is not a monument marking where the actual battle was. Big difference. Please allow this *memorial* to the fallen to stay. Memory Eternal- we need to remember the fallen. Thank you.
Hiding our history is worst thing we can do. What's next tear down all our museums
Don't bring this crap to Knoxville!
Please leave our history and monuments alone. They are part of our history and it can not be changed by removing them. It is the future we have to worry about and what is going on in the world now!
Heritage not hate! Confederate soldiers are no different than any other soldiers!
"The most effective way to destroy people is to deny and obliterate their own understanding of their history." - George Orwell
Keep the marker. It is history and nothing else. We registered voters have a voice. Please listen
These statues/monuments are a learning tool for people. They raise awareness of what was. They don't offend anyone, they just want to take their rage out on something. Don't destroy history or we may end up reliving it, instead educate.
Heritage, not hate. This monument, as well as many others around the country, is in honor of those who died because of the movement. Many families lost lived ones who had nothing to do with the war. They were enlisted because they had to! None the less, I dont agree with prejudice or treating peope badly because they arent the same race. But this is history. It's not harming anyone. At all! Leave it alone!
The History is base on the fallen god bless them
Erasing history does not change history.
Aren't there plenty of Union soldiers monuments northward? These monuments were part of the healing process, from the war-
All this removal of historical statues because is offends someone is a joke.
leave history alone!
Pete's sake... I'm so over all this crap!!!
That monument has been there a long time and I far as I know it has never caused any trouble or hurt anyone. It's there for the deceased Soldiers, leave it alone.
You can't erase history and still learn from it.
save our history
History is just that, it can't be erased or changed.