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Originally Posted by Johnnyboy
I would like to recognize one of our great countries pioneers in the Civil Rights Movement. In True Christian Spirit, Major General Nathan Bedford Forrest overcame the shame he incurred by not being able to soundly defeat the Yankees during The War of Northern Aggression(He, like the rest of The South, had to settle for a draw). He returned to civilian life and began mending the racial fences that were brutally torn down by Northern carpetbaggers. The speech below is just one example of the Christian attitude of General Forrest.
On July 5, 1875, Nathan Bedford Forrest delivered this speech:
America needs more Americans like General Nathan Bedford Forrest in order for our great nation to have true racial equality.
God Bless  |
When you consider it was 1875, and he was encouraging Negroes to get jobs alongside white folk, that's quite a statement. After all, this is even before Negroes were declared fully human!
I had no idea Forrest was such a "progressive".
Why is it all the black folk hate him and call him a bigot?
