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4 minutes ago, BarryLaverty said:

Shootings by armed militia, 'patriots' of other citizens? You are for that? 

If the communist Antifa/BLM thugs are going to riot and loot and tear down historical statues....they shouldn't be surprised when a patriotic citizen shoots them.....i cant WAIT til that communist scum shows up here......

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Just now, WestHardinfan1 said:

Whats good for the goose is good for the gander.......

Someone fired at the man who shot the person trying to tear down the statue? Over THIS guy? 

Juan de Oñate, (born 1550?, New Spain—died 1630), conquistador who established the colony of New Mexico for Spain. During his despotic governorship, he vainly sought the mythical riches of North America and succeeded instead in unlocking the geographical secrets of what is now the southwestern United States

Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon in Coronation Robes or Napoleon I Emperor of France, 1804 by Baron Francois Gerard or Baron Francois-Pascal-Simon Gerard, from the Musee National, Chateau de Versailles.

The son of wealthy parents in Zacatecas, New Spain, Oñate gained added status when he married a granddaughter of Hernán Cortés. His request to conquer and govern New Mexico was approved in 1595, but it was not until three years later (January 1598) that his expedition of 400 settlers finally began its northern journey. They crossed the Rio Grande at El Paso in May 1598, and Oñate established headquarters at that river’s confluence with the Chama at San Juan. From there he sent out small parties in all directions to search for treasure—which did not exist. Disillusioned, many settlers wanted to return to New Spain, but Oñate refused to let them go and executed several of the leading malcontents. His treatment of the Native Americans was even more brutal.

In June 1601 Oñate set out to find the legendary treasure of Quivira (in what is now central Kansas) but returned in November empty-handed and found, moreover, that most of his colony had departed during his absence. In a last attempt to recover his prestige, he led (1604) 30 soldiers on an expedition west to the Colorado River and south to the Gulf of California, but he still found no gold. He resigned in 1607 and later stood trial for his crimes while governor. Found guilty of cruelty, immorality, and false reporting, he was exiled from the colony, fined, and deprived of his titles. Appeals brought a reversal of his sentence (1624) but not restoration to office.

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Just now, BarryLaverty said:

Someone fired at the man who shot the person trying to tear down the statue? Over THIS guy? 

Juan de Oñate, (born 1550?, New Spain—died 1630), conquistador who established the colony of New Mexico for Spain. During his despotic governorship, he vainly sought the mythical riches of North America and succeeded instead in unlocking the geographical secrets of what is now the southwestern United States

Napoleon Bonaparte. Napoleon in Coronation Robes or Napoleon I Emperor of France, 1804 by Baron Francois Gerard or Baron Francois-Pascal-Simon Gerard, from the Musee National, Chateau de Versailles.

The son of wealthy parents in Zacatecas, New Spain, Oñate gained added status when he married a granddaughter of Hernán Cortés. His request to conquer and govern New Mexico was approved in 1595, but it was not until three years later (January 1598) that his expedition of 400 settlers finally began its northern journey. They crossed the Rio Grande at El Paso in May 1598, and Oñate established headquarters at that river’s confluence with the Chama at San Juan. From there he sent out small parties in all directions to search for treasure—which did not exist. Disillusioned, many settlers wanted to return to New Spain, but Oñate refused to let them go and executed several of the leading malcontents. His treatment of the Native Americans was even more brutal.

In June 1601 Oñate set out to find the legendary treasure of Quivira (in what is now central Kansas) but returned in November empty-handed and found, moreover, that most of his colony had departed during his absence. In a last attempt to recover his prestige, he led (1604) 30 soldiers on an expedition west to the Colorado River and south to the Gulf of California, but he still found no gold. He resigned in 1607 and later stood trial for his crimes while governor. Found guilty of cruelty, immorality, and false reporting, he was exiled from the colony, fined, and deprived of his titles. Appeals brought a reversal of his sentence (1624) but not restoration to office.

Irrelevant.....the communist scum got what was coming to him.....

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Just now, WestHardinfan1 said:

If the communist Antifa/BLM thugs are going to riot and loot and tear down historical statues....they shouldn't be surprised when a patriotic citizen shoots them.....i cant WAIT til that communist scum shows up here......

You have statues in your town? If so, you are eager to shoot people who try to tear down statues? What patriotism was on display in this case? 

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Just now, BarryLaverty said:

You have statues in your town? If so, you are eager to shoot people who try to tear down statues? What patriotism was on display in this case? 

Defending public property from being destroyed by a piece of human garbage......we WILL be seeing more and more of this as the true Americans grow tired of watching the Scumbag commies rioting......

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35 minutes ago, WestHardinfan1 said:

History has clearly shown that there is only one way to deal with communists fascists and Nazis.....

Just be careful you don't get blinded by hatred and turn into the people you hate .Seen that happen before.  A person who hates a bully turns into a bully himself.  

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I just have to wonder, why historical figures are bearing the brunt of this. These guy have been gone for decades or centuries, but it is their fault that a bad cop killed a man that was committing crimes. Now all historical figures are to blame. But then again, that is the new Democratic party--blame everyone but yourself, just look at the last administration, 12 years later and still blames Bush for everything. Liberals have just decided they can rewrite history. But you can't, if you rewrite it, you will repeat it--if you learn from it, you can avoid the consequences of the past. But liberals are ONLY power hungry--so they will rewrite and fight until they start a civil war--one they CANNOT win. 

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Just now, MavGrad99 said:

Liberals:  If we erase history, that means it never happened.

Me:  You guys are ****ing lunatic morons.  Go back to school.

It wont do any good for them to go back to the indoctrination centers.....

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2 minutes ago, WestHardinfan1 said:

It wont do any good for them to go back to the indoctrination centers.....

Well, my thoughts are education needs to be revamped anyway.  History is meant to show us what happened in the past so we can reference and repeat the good and avoid the bad.  

Almost every slave owner was a PoS inhumane a-hole.  However, if we erase that past how will future people learn from it?

Reagan led one of the most economically successful stints as president.  If we erased it, how could we even go back and reference the good in that?

If we erase Obama's presidency... well, nothing bad could come from that :lol:

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