If you owned human beings 200 years ago, If you slaughtered indigenous people 200 years ago, You should not be honored today or any day.https://twitter.com/ShaunKing/status/842003478092341248 …
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Where Andrew Jackson offers $10 to anyone who gives 100 lashes to his "runaway slave". Actually $10 for EVERY 100 lashes.pic.twitter.com/ZkZJMPOZ7p
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Andrew Jackson was a horrible human Google ' Everglades Florida ' and dig around the old free books from the 1800s
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sorry Google Books then query
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i linked to a page thats cray but, the whole book is cray.... there are many other like books
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How about Presidents who slaughtered Native/Indian/Aboriginal/First-nations People and paid Americans scalp fees for committing murder?
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This. Jackson was hailed as an "Indian fighter" and forced Native American removal. Parallels to 45's Muslim Ban.
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temporary travel restriction or even banning an IDEOLOGY contrary to freedom is NOT genocide!!!!
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Anyone who aligns himself with Jackson does so purposefully and with malice.
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Jackson did understand the central bank problem. most everything else he was stunk.
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OK. And? He was a racist! Jeezuz
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Yes he was. I said everything else he did stunk. The ONE GOOD thing improved health of nation
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internment of Japanese Americans (and Canadians) during the Second World War?
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allowing war crimes during the first, second, Korean, Vietnam and Iraq war?
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I think a * should be by every Prez's name with what happened under their watch. L
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Lincoln wanted to emancipate slaves, but wasn't completely on board with freedom, that should be noted in HIS books
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Depends what "honored" means. If that means exerting Ad Hominem arguments over their ideas, I disagree.
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that is to say, Ideas are either good or bad on their own, regardless of what the author did in his/her life.
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Fine. Others will determine what to honor. Many acts today not acceptable today, were common 200 years ago.
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also, if u really study George Washington, he was not particularly in favor of slavery but wife wow!
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