I am the great great grandson of a Union Veteran. I am disgusted with these attacks on my country men's from the former Confederate States history and heritage what was done to General Nathan Bedford Forrest and wife's resting place was ghoulish and deeply disturbing .
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Kay Clements
11 years ago
Destruction of art and relics of historical significance is barbaric. Has the Union remained the same for nearly two centuries? These actions prove what Southerners always knew about the Union.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
do not destroy a beautiful relic in the name of political correctness
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Carrie Curtis
11 years ago
Insane to trash Americas history, keep this along with every other monument.
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Kevin Harrell
11 years ago
leave these beautiful windows where they are.
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Taylor Chandler
11 years ago
Congress recognizes Confederate soliders as Americans, we should too.
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Robert Campbell
11 years ago
The two sides were reconciled. Let them test in peace.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please leave these beautiful windows alone. General Lee himself was against secession and war. He was just a man faced with a tough decision to make. I respect him as a West Point graduate (2nd in his class with no demerits), former superintendent at West Point, Mexican-American war veteran, civil war veteran and was granted U.S. Citizenship in 1975 by the United States Congress. Lee's mother taught him to have faith in God. I support our American history.
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Larry smith
11 years ago
Leave the windows, don't give in to racism.
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Brian Quillin
11 years ago
This is our history and it should not be removed
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Pete Brumfield
11 years ago
Absurd to remove!
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ANITA SAFIAN
11 years ago
History will not change by removing these beautiful pieces of art. Leawe these where they stand. To remove
these demonstrates discrimination.
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Austin Yao
11 years ago
This campaign of unnecessary whitewashing has gone way too far. It's actually beginning to sound and look stupid and unfounded.
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Mike Linthicum
11 years ago
Enough is enough, leave the windows and our history alone!
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Benjamin Holmes
11 years ago
Who is next? Washington?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
'All' military memorials should stay intact! They are' in memory' of those who fought for our freedom! Lest we forget! These are symbols of our freedom! Anyone who claims to be offended, can look the other way, or get out of the USA! We the people have to look the other way, so can they! This is 'our country, if you don't like it, please leave!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Political "correctness" is out of control. Trying to hide and rewrite our history is wrong.
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Caroline Sherman
11 years ago
It is a sad day when history is erased.
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Zach Kiker
11 years ago
removing these windows is removing reconciliation and removing togetherness, it's an act showing that we aren't welcome because of a misunderstanding of history..... Lee and Jackson were far from racist, they didn't even have slaves while generals Sherman and Grant did, this shit has got to stop!!!!! Do you people want another civil war???? That's what it's leading to, pretty saying we aren't welcome among you..... I don't wanna be part of this nation if my heritage is not welcome
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Susan E Losure
11 years ago
These men were real heroes who loved and served their country and their God. They belong in this Cathedral. Please keep them there.
I am the great great grandson of a Union Veteran. I am disgusted with these attacks on my country men's from the former Confederate States history and heritage what was done to General Nathan Bedford Forrest and wife's resting place was ghoulish and deeply disturbing .
Destruction of art and relics of historical significance is barbaric. Has the Union remained the same for nearly two centuries? These actions prove what Southerners always knew about the Union.
do not destroy a beautiful relic in the name of political correctness
Insane to trash Americas history, keep this along with every other monument.
leave these beautiful windows where they are.
Congress recognizes Confederate soliders as Americans, we should too.
The two sides were reconciled. Let them test in peace.
Please leave these beautiful windows alone. General Lee himself was against secession and war. He was just a man faced with a tough decision to make. I respect him as a West Point graduate (2nd in his class with no demerits), former superintendent at West Point, Mexican-American war veteran, civil war veteran and was granted U.S. Citizenship in 1975 by the United States Congress. Lee's mother taught him to have faith in God. I support our American history.
Leave the windows, don't give in to racism.
This is our history and it should not be removed
Absurd to remove!
History will not change by removing these beautiful pieces of art. Leawe these where they stand. To remove these demonstrates discrimination.
This campaign of unnecessary whitewashing has gone way too far. It's actually beginning to sound and look stupid and unfounded.
Enough is enough, leave the windows and our history alone!
Who is next? Washington?
'All' military memorials should stay intact! They are' in memory' of those who fought for our freedom! Lest we forget! These are symbols of our freedom! Anyone who claims to be offended, can look the other way, or get out of the USA! We the people have to look the other way, so can they! This is 'our country, if you don't like it, please leave!
Political "correctness" is out of control. Trying to hide and rewrite our history is wrong.
It is a sad day when history is erased.
removing these windows is removing reconciliation and removing togetherness, it's an act showing that we aren't welcome because of a misunderstanding of history..... Lee and Jackson were far from racist, they didn't even have slaves while generals Sherman and Grant did, this shit has got to stop!!!!! Do you people want another civil war???? That's what it's leading to, pretty saying we aren't welcome among you..... I don't wanna be part of this nation if my heritage is not welcome
These men were real heroes who loved and served their country and their God. They belong in this Cathedral. Please keep them there.