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America was, is, and always will be a land for the free and home of the brave.

America was, is, and always will be a land for the free and home of the brave. | "The more I learn of the cursed institution of slavery, the more I feel willing to endure, for its final destruction ... After this war is over, this whole country will undergo a change for the better ... Abolishing slavery will dignify labor; that fact of itself will revolutionize everything ... Let Christians use all their influence to have justice done to the black man." - 19th Michigan Sergeant to his wife, 1864; Proud Americans fought and died for this sentiment. Our history may be marred by the mistakes of many, but a greater number rose to fight for what was and still is right. | image tagged in blank white template | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Too bad most leftists don't realize that slavery ENDED many moons ago and we have been declared equals ever since. Also, there is no systemic racism in this country yet that is their battle cry for the masses.
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2 ups, 4y
What pains me more is this disturbing notion, propagated by Neo-Cons and Noble South peddlers, that the North fought purely to restore the Union and not at all out of concern for the plight of their African-American brothers in chains. That view wasn't especially popular at first, yes, but after the Emancipation Proclamation millions more began to fight because they knew and believed slavery to be wrong.
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"The more I learn of the cursed institution of slavery, the more I feel willing to endure, for its final destruction ... After this war is over, this whole country will undergo a change for the better ... Abolishing slavery will dignify labor; that fact of itself will revolutionize everything ... Let Christians use all their influence to have justice done to the black man." - 19th Michigan Sergeant to his wife, 1864; Proud Americans fought and died for this sentiment. Our history may be marred by the mistakes of many, but a greater number rose to fight for what was and still is right.