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American History

rickyhall

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4. They reject anything that doesn't agree with they're twisted version of reality.

Reply to CCExile (Original post)

Fri Jul 2, 2021, 04:14 PM

Jul 2021

I'm a Texan but if I think about the Alamo very much I start to think defending the Alamo was a dumb idea that went against orders to make Travis a hero. I also wonder if the Texas Revolution might have had something do with Santa Anna outlawing slavery. But I could be wrong.

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Forget the Alamo censored by the usual suspects! [View all] CCExile Jul 2021 OP

Okay, then I'll buy a copy catrose Jul 2021 #1

Axis of Evil. Believe me. czarjak Jul 2021 #2

Culture canceled by Gruenemann Jul 2021 #3

They reject anything that doesn't agree with they're twisted version of reality. rickyhall Jul 2021 #4

The Texicans at the Alamo were not Americans. They were Mexican citizens. Sibelius Fan Jul 2021 #5

Kind of depends on how you at it don't it? rickyhall Jul 2021 #6

Not really. The agreement to emigrate into Texas was to accept Mexican citizenship... CCExile Jul 2021 #10

According to the book... CCExile Jul 2021 #7

I was taught the Alamo was all about Mexico's anti-slavery law, those slave owners who had moved ShazamIam Jul 2021 #9

Kick for the book "Forget the Alamo". oasis Jul 2021 #8