Political Correctness rewriting our history?

[Insp4]

We took a road trip a while back. Visited an Army Base that had a war museum. Had static displays of all the wars from Revolutionary  War, through the gulf wars. Had a nice diorama of Union soldiers in uniform for Civil War. German soldiers in uniform, and flags, WWI, and WWII. North Vietnamese in uniform and viet cong and north Vietnamese flags. But one thing struke me. There was nothing related to the South. No Confederate flag, uniform, nothing. So I asked the attendant at the enterance if this was deliberate? Was this do to political correctness? He just gave me a guilty look and said, " no comment!" I asked a second time and got the same answeer. ...... I'm sorry but even if you disaree with what  they stood for, it did happen!  like it or not, it is a part of our history. And no, this was not at the same museum.

 

[Dog Wonder]

I was tired of the same mindless moaning I do about political correctness, so I cut and pasted some stuff some one else made up.

 

[townpete]

I was tired of the same mindless moaning I do about political correctness, so I cut and pasted some stuff some one else made up.

And your ever indulgence of bitter brown bread by the ton.

 

[Insp4]

I was tired of the same mindless moaning I do about political correctness, so I cut and pasted some stuff some one else made up.

O.K. Dog, try Fort Dodge, Iowa. That's if you have a life away from this forum. Or is this forum your life?

 

[Dog Wonder]

O.K. Dog, try Fort Dodge, Iowa. That's if you have a life away from this forum. Or is this forum your life?

No Army base there, nice try while wasting your Saturday night here.

 

[Insp4]

No Army base there, nice try while wasting your Saturday night here.

Oh, I wouldn't worry your pea picken mind about it too much Dog. But you are correct. It's not Fort Dodge today. It was called that at one time. Today it's called Camp Dodge. And you're right. It's no longer a Army base, it's a National Guard Base. But in my mind, that of an old Navy man, it's just about the same thing...... My bad!

 

[townpete]

Oh, I wouldn't worry your pea picken mind about it too much Dog. But you are correct. It's not Fort Dodge today. It was called that at one time. Today it's called Camp Dodge. And you're right. It's no longer a Army base, it's a National Guard Base. But in my mind, that of an old Navy man, it's just about the same thing...... My bad!

You're not going to get an intelligent debate with resident wondertroll. He has a history of useless one liners and racist bigoted comments. Any when triggered goes crying for help.

 

[Kev3188]

Pot. Kettle.

 

[Insp4]

Pot. Kettle.

Look who's talking.

 

[Dog Wonder]

You're not going to get an intelligent debate with resident wondertroll. He has a history of useless one liners and racist bigoted comments. Any when triggered goes crying for help.

Intelligent debate requires two sides.

 

[OgieJFK]

 

[townpete]

Intelligent debate requires two sides.

 
Proving my point yet again.

 

[Dog Wonder]

And your ever indulgence of bitter brown bread by the ton.

You're not going to get an intelligent debate with resident wondertroll. He has a history of useless one liners and racist bigoted comments. Any when triggered goes crying for help.

Look who's talking.

In a thread started by a disproved bogus post, you offer these gems of genius.

 

[xUT]

We took a road trip a while back. Visited an Army Base that had a war museum. Had static displays of all the wars from Revolutionary  War, through the gulf wars. Had a nice diorama of Union soldiers in uniform for Civil War. German soldiers in uniform, and flags, WWI, and WWII. North Vietnamese in uniform and viet cong and north Vietnamese flags. But one thing struke me. There was nothing related to the South. No Confederate flag, uniform, nothing. So I asked the attendant at the enterance if this was deliberate? Was this do to political correctness? He just gave me a guilty look and said, " no comment!" I asked a second time and got the same answeer. ...... I'm sorry but even if you disaree with what  they stood for, it did happen!  like it or not, it is a part of our history. And no, this was not at the same museum.

Ahh, the good old days where you can freely hang someone.
Let the south rise again... :LOL:

 

[Insp4]

Ahh, the good old days where you can freely hang someone.
Let the south rise again...

Again I'll state, weather you like what they stood for , or not, it did happened. And weather you like it, or not, it is part of our history!