Maybe, we should pause with taking down of statutes of General Robert Lee, as removal of statutes precipitates protests, which end with violence on both sides

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Defend Our Freedoms Foundation
by Dr. Orly Taitz, Esq.
8/12/2017

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Let me start by saying that I condemn all violence on both sides. I condemn the driver who plowed in the crowd of people. If this driver is not clinically insane and did it intentionally, he should get the strongest punishment, maybe death penalty, if the jurisdiction allows for it. I condemn NAZIsm and racism. With that being said, here is my question: should the city counsels continue taking down statutes of historical figures, which precipitates protests and ends with violence on both sides?

Today’s violent clashes started with removal of statutes of General Robert Lee. It is true that Lee was a general in the Confederate army, however he was also an American hero who won battles in Mexican-American war and was the superintendent in the US military academy.

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