never understood honoring losers.
especially traitors to this nation

And we have a lot of them.

I'll be in Richmond next week (my brother lives there) and I'll make sure to use that phrase.

The statues to General This and Colonel That and to the fallen nameless solders need to stay. Those commemorate the losses the south suffered. Yeah, I'm thinking of "Silent Sam" on the UNC-Chapel Hill campus.

There's a few regiments who are actually stationed in bases named after commanders they fought against.

These fuckers led the war against THE UNITED STATES.

Interesting to be on the dealing-out side of that sobriquet!

The White League Militia took over New Orleans in 1874. I think it was put up in 1876

hmmmm? Your rationale makes me wonder.

It is basically a monument in support of the Klan.

Nothing redeeming about it. Unlike a soldier(s) who at least sacrificed their lives.
This pays nothing but homage to a bunch of rioting white supremacists.