They are not monuments to a country. They are monuments to a people and their heritage. I am a direct ancestor of both Union and Confederate soldiers. I want to preserve the memory of the Confederacy. Too complicated to understand? Read a Faulkner novel.
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"Monuments aren't there to remember history, they glorify it" the confederacy is alive and well in history books
"Monuments aren't there to remember history, they glorify it." What does that even mean? Maybe you should research the histroy of Confederate monuments and also read Faulkner.
