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@ Keith Ode
Author: The Exchequer
Date: 07-20-2019 - 21:07
Keith Ode Wrote:
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> I care that this country can't enjoy the positive
> aspects of it's history without it being ignored
> or re-written be the cultural-Marxist left which
> pretty much controls the mainstream media.
You are really out of touch with reality to say that. Today, much of the nation and the media is commemorating the moon landing. The "cultural-Marxist left" (whatever that is) is not interfering with anything.
Another example - In 2013, the 200th anniversary of Commodore Perry's victory in the Battle of Lake Erie was observed. It was a major component of the the Tall Ships Festival held in Erie, PA that year and the Post Office issued a commemorative stamp marking the occasion. Nothing from the "cultural-Marxist left." The Tall Ships Festival returns to a number of Great Lakes cities again in 2019 for a celebration of the region's maritime heritage. Who is rewriting anything?
Third example, going back a few years earlier was Ken Burns' PBS series on the National Parks.
[Railroad content - several railroads such as the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific] promoted establishment of and travel to Western National Parks].
The creation of the National Parks was definitely a positive aspect in this nation's history. Nothing I recall from that great series represented history being ignored or rewritten by the "cultural-Marxist left."
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> I care that this country can't enjoy the positive
> aspects of it's history without it being ignored
> or re-written be the cultural-Marxist left which
> pretty much controls the mainstream media.
You are really out of touch with reality to say that. Today, much of the nation and the media is commemorating the moon landing. The "cultural-Marxist left" (whatever that is) is not interfering with anything.
Another example - In 2013, the 200th anniversary of Commodore Perry's victory in the Battle of Lake Erie was observed. It was a major component of the the Tall Ships Festival held in Erie, PA that year and the Post Office issued a commemorative stamp marking the occasion. Nothing from the "cultural-Marxist left." The Tall Ships Festival returns to a number of Great Lakes cities again in 2019 for a celebration of the region's maritime heritage. Who is rewriting anything?
Third example, going back a few years earlier was Ken Burns' PBS series on the National Parks.
[Railroad content - several railroads such as the Great Northern, Northern Pacific, Southern Pacific and Union Pacific] promoted establishment of and travel to Western National Parks].
The creation of the National Parks was definitely a positive aspect in this nation's history. Nothing I recall from that great series represented history being ignored or rewritten by the "cultural-Marxist left."
