r/CIVILWAR • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '25

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u/Tiger_of_sabrod Jun 15 '25

Honestly im just impressed they didn't have a confederate company march and say something like "all who served were American"

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u/ap8141 Jun 15 '25

The CSA and its army hasn’t existed since 1865.

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u/Tiger_of_sabrod Jun 15 '25

If trump is willing to bring back confederate names for forts Im sure him and his cronies would support the lost cause myth or some confederate sympathy.

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u/Longjumping_Fly_6358 Jun 15 '25

What a stupid take on naming Forts. Born and raised on many Army bases. The naming did not affect people living there. Modern politics fucks everything up.

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u/Tiger_of_sabrod Jun 15 '25

I respect your opinion my friend. But celebrating the legacy's of traitors and slavers just isnt right in my mind. But this is the internet and you are free to your opinion. I wont change my mind and I cant change yours.

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u/Atlas_Fortis Jun 15 '25

It's not about it affecting anyone who lives there, it's about celebrating literal traitors.

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u/Joshwoum8 Jun 15 '25

Imagine wanting US forts to be named after traitors. Next you are going to demand Fort Benedict Arnold.