[From "And Here’s to Brave Virginia, the Old Dominion State…"]

Anyone with even a passing familiarity with current events[…]is aware of the atrocity which occurred recently in Richmond[…]The last vestige of beautiful Monument Avenue – the 61-foot-high statue of Robert Edward Lee astride his beloved horse, Traveler — came down after a lengthy court battle ended with the side of darkness coming out the victor
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The Virginia Supreme Court said tough titties to both, but the argument with regards to the breach of covenant was particularly egregious
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The land in question here was donated for the express purpose of serving as the home of a massive memorial to General Lee. On a 7-0 decision, the court made some asinine argument that the values of 1890s Virginia (i.e., Southern values) are not the same as those of a 2021 Virginia which has been besotted by foreigners working in and for Babylon
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I have had the pleasure of walking Monument Avenue in better days
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Monuments to five Confederate heroes: Lee, Stonewall Jackson, JEB Stuart, Matthew Fontaine Maury, and Jefferson Davis
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But the Left can never leave well enough alone[…]The state unveiled a monument to Nathaniel Turner as a replacement on Monument Avenue
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To the average mouth breathing American, slavery = bad and Nat Turner tried to free himself from being a slave, therefore Nat Turner = good
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That same record offers poorly sourced details about a violent counterreaction fomented by the angry and terrified White population
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I do not buy the idea of widespread retaliatory violence, mainly because I cannot imagine the slaveowners allowing their slaves to be subjected to wholesale butchery
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Slave rebellion was a very real fear among the people of the South. Haiti was in living memory for many in 1831, and in most of the cash crop counties, the black population was larger than the White