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TO THE EDITOR: Just wanted to send you a quick note to say “thank yo
August CWN. You hit the nail right on the head about monuments. I have been furiously writing letters to Congress about the House Bill that calls for removing Confederate monuments on National Park Battlefields. I appreciate you summing up your thoughts; you did a better job than I have on this topic
Emerging Rev War (as you probably saw in the August CWN) put
out a short statement on all monuments. The destruction of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Philadelphia was very sad to see, our group feels pretty strongly about protecting these reflection of our past.
TO THE EDITOR: I’m writing to comment on your column in the August issue. It was spot on. I couldn’t agree
more. What would be egalitarian in this country would be to erect monument to someone you wish to honor or memorialize and allow the rest of us to enjoy or ap preciate those which some might
find “offensive.” This “do everything my way” via so-called so-
cial justice is nothing more than outright tyranny, despotism, and
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