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I agree with urinating and defacating on his grave but not changing the name of Calhoun College at Yale University. Yale to change Calhoun College's name to honor Grace Murray Hopper. Enough with relitigating the slavery and secession crisis and the Civil War. Slavery is dead, dead and dead.
While that is certainly true, people used to be cheap stuff from Walmart, Woolworth's and other dime stores when it was MADE in the USA. In those days you had tariffs on goods made overseas, and stores didn't go out of their way to stock stuff in them made from other countries due to the tariffs.
Of course you could have always gotten luxury cars from Europe (it was luxury so people didn't care about the tariff). So I guess I'm saying I blame the Clintons and the 90s Republican Congress as they were the ones who actually made those deals. Americans liking cheap stuff before never made the country fall apart until NAFTA and the WTO. Remember not only did manufacturing get outsourced, so did customer service (to India). So did certain IT functions.
I agree with urinating and defacating on his grave but not changing the name of Calhoun College at Yale University. Yale to change Calhoun College's name to honor Grace Murray Hopper. Enough with relitigating the slavery and secession crisis and the Civil War. Slavery is dead, dead and dead.
Then there was no reason to keep Calhoun College named after him, if slavery is dead, dead, dead. Take those symbols of it out of the public domain.
Take down all the confederate symbols, as they lost the war and that country does not exist.
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