OMG Another Confederate rememberance that must be destroyed

**Bill** · 07-21-2019, 10:18 PM

Originally Posted by CFM

He's the one that couldn't fight like a man.

He fought to win, you obviously know nothing about war.......

**Bill** · 07-21-2019, 10:46 PM

Originally Posted by Grumpy

Try listening instead of giving Obama blow jobs and you might learn something.
Go suck a donkey dick you brainless closet KKK whore.

I think evince has an exclusive here @ JPP for that line & every take related to donkey dicks.......

**Bill** · 07-21-2019, 10:55 PM

Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople

No he isn’t. He certainly made some spectacular mistakes but name one other General who conquered all of Continental Europe? The only historical General comparable to Napoleon is Ghengis Khan.

Alexander??

**Bill** · 07-21-2019, 11:01 PM

Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople

Oh I agree. It’s hard to Rank modern military generals of the modern industrial era as modern battlefields are far fewer and require massive commitments in men, materials and treasure, than before the industrial era thus fewer opportunities to embellish their statistics. The only WWII General to make my top 10 based heavily on his WAR stats was Zhukov.

So my list is certainly biased. George C. Marshall is probably the greatest military commander our nation has produced and I don’t think he ever commanded a battle. Yet he took a tiny third world size Army and transformed it into the greatest military power the world has ever seen and commanded it to victory in the largest war in human history in which the US was the clear beneficiary of victory.

As for Caesar being over rated? Yes and no. His greatest victories were against the Gauls where he was always numerically at a disadvantaged but the Gauls were a primitive Iron Age culture and were vastly inferior to the Romans in technology, strategy, tactics and logistics. Having said that Caesar was a fucking universal genius in everything he put his hand too from war to politics to business to writing and the arts and to top that off was absolutely adored by women and men as a great lover with a big horse cock. He was a greater and more influential man than all these military commanders were.

Temur?? What is your take on him??

What do you think about the Art of War?? I was listening to it this afternoon walking around..

**CFM** · 07-22-2019, 04:03 AM

Originally Posted by Bill

He fought to win, you obviously know nothing about war.......

So you were OK with waterboarding?

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-22-2019, 04:56 AM

Originally Posted by Bill

Alexander??

Nope. Alexander only governed the Balkans and his father conquered that region.

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-22-2019, 04:59 AM

Originally Posted by Bill

Temur?? What is your take on him??

What do you think about the Art of War?? I was listening to it this afternoon walking around..

By Temur did you mean Tamerlane? I ranked him 4th.

I think The Art of War is a great read and a fundamental treatise on leadership and strategy.

**Eagle_Eye** · 07-22-2019, 07:35 AM

Originally Posted by Howard the Duck

Uh, yeah, that was my point. The Patriots were, ironically, traitors to the Crown, despite their championing the principles of liberalism in their revolution. The French, while overthrowing a far more oppressive monarchy, were organized by the proto-Marxist Jacobins (the reason why MP Edmund Burke, father of conservatism, was sympathetic to America and not France), and thus waged an ignoble cause on the whole. The Confederates never tried to imagine anything revolutionary. They could have easily walked away from America with their slaves, but, they had to commit an act of war, which gave so-called Unionists a mandate to wage their war. Only one-third of those traitors proved to have merit. God was on our side.

Which brings us back to if it was ok for us to cede from Britain why the hoopla of the south doing the same thing?

**Eagle_Eye** · 07-22-2019, 07:37 AM

Originally Posted by Bill

I think evince has an exclusive here @ JPP for that line & every take related to donkey dicks.......

Ok you got me. (walks off with head hung down)

**Minister of Truth** · 07-22-2019, 07:59 AM

Originally Posted by Grumpy

Which brings us back to if it was ok for us to cede from Britain why the hoopla of the south doing the same thing?

Because God was on our side.

**Eagle_Eye** · 07-22-2019, 08:13 AM

Originally Posted by Howard the Duck

Because God was on our side.

That explains the outcome not the faux outrage over some statues.

**Mason Melchizedek** · 07-22-2019, 08:40 AM

Originally Posted by Grumpy

So you consider treason a smaller crime if you consider the cause more noble.

What all of you anti confederate zealots ignore is this country did the exact same thing to Britain as the south did. Only difference is we won.

The South fought to keep a third of its citizens in forced slavery.Big difference!

**Mason Melchizedek** · 07-22-2019, 08:41 AM

Originally Posted by Howard the Duck

Because God was on our side.

I'm thinking that is a Yuge assumption!

**Mason Melchizedek** · 07-22-2019, 08:42 AM

Originally Posted by Grumpy

Which brings us back to if it was ok for us to cede from Britain why the hoopla of the south doing the same thing?

Why are you a Confederate sympathizer?

**Minister of Truth** · 07-22-2019, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by Grumpy

That explains the outcome not the faux outrage over some statues.

I can't speak for people who have only discovered their opposition to enemy monuments in the past several years, as I have always opposed celebrations of enemy causes and militaries. It's distasteful to me that sitting US presidents have a tradition of giving speeches at CSA cemeteries. My attitude is that if we wouldn't build monuments to celebrate Nazis, we shouldn't build them to celebrate the USSR or the CSA.