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Save the "Sentinel" statue on the courthouse square in Paris, TN.

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John Brown
5 years ago

Wake up AMERICANS

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Patricia Haynes
5 years ago

Save the history

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Wayne Willingham
5 years ago

Save our American History!

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Tommy B
5 years ago

Please leave the statue alone. It is a memorial to men and boys from that area. All American soldiers deserve honor.

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Mary Stevens
5 years ago

Lee our history in place. Stop these people acting like ISIS

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michele dolgovskij
5 years ago

Let's stop disrespecting the fallen. All history matters

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Rebecca Shekey
5 years ago

Save our history, education the uneducated

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Anonymous
5 years ago

The Confederate memorial is on hallowed ground, sitting silently with other memorials and headstones of people of all cultures who stood together to protect their families, homes and independence. This statue also represents fallen Hispanic confederate soldiers. Hispanic families also provided their sons to Tennessee regiments and fought in battle engagements in Tennessee soil. Here is a few listed: Mexican/Hispanic soldiers who served in Tennessee regiments: Amable, Martin, Private, Company D, 10TH Tennessee Infantry; Bernal, JV, Private , Cattles Company, Nashville Battalion; Castillan, JD, Corporal , Company B, 9th Tennessee Infantry; Aguilar, JA, 2nd Sergeant, Company B, 5thth Tennessee Infantry; Caro, Morris, Sergeant, Company D, 3rdTennessee Infantry Caro, H, Sergeant, Company F, 3rd Tennessee Infantry Cortes, John, Private, 30th Tennessee Infantry; Cortes, Rene E, 2ND Lt., Tobin’s Company, Tennessee Light Artillery; DeAragon, Ramon, Surgeon, Army of Tennessee; Dias, David, Private, Company A, 8th Tennessee Infantry; Dias, Jesus, Private, Company G, 15th Tennessee Cavalry; Dias, Jessie, Private, Company G, 9 Tennessee Cavalry Dias, Wilson, Private, Company F, 7THTennessee Infantry Dias, WW, Rivate, Company G 22 Barteau Cavalry Guerra, M, 1st Lt. Company B, 36TH Tennessee Infantry; Lopez, Gustavo-Corporal, 1ST Company C, 34TH Tennessee Infantry; Lopez, Joseph C, Private, Burroughs Company, Tennessee Light Artillery; Lopez, John, Private, 2nd Company A, 1st Artillery Tennesse Heavy Artillery; Pedron, Andre, Private, Tobin’s Company Tennessee Light Artillery; Malia, Edward, Private, Company F, 10 Tennessee Infantry; Malia, Duke, Private, Company D, 22nd Tennessee Infantry; Malia, Martin, Corporal, Company I, 11th Tennessee Infantry; Villar, Martin, Private, Company C, 40th Tennessee Infantry; Ricon, Charles, Corporal, Company A, 49th Tennessee Infantry Tomas, Joel, Private, Company D, 18thTennessee Cavalry; Tomas, Joseph, Priv

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Dennis Garcia
5 years ago

history can't be changed it's cast a left of a reminder for future generations to learn from.

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DAVID STOLL
5 years ago

IF WE DON'T LEARN FROM HISTORY , THEN WE ARE DOOMED TO REPEAT IT !!

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PAT LEWIS
5 years ago

leave history alone

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Abigail
5 years ago

Safe the statue

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James Ronnie Green
5 years ago

Stop taking down and desecrating our Confederate monuments! The Confederacy was fighting for states' rights, not slavery.

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Katlynn Webb
5 years ago

Save the statue

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James Everett
5 years ago

Leave the statue alone!!!!

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lesa cox
5 years ago

leave it

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Christopher Vandergriff
5 years ago

Leave our monuments. If you do not remember history then we are doomed to repeat it.

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Jerry olinger
5 years ago

We must save our history

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Mary Jo Alexander
5 years ago

Save our heritage & history.

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Amanda
5 years ago

It's time to move forward and let history make a better future. Keep the statue where it has always been!