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Trump correct in blaming both sides

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Charlottes­ville, Virginia “street fights” erupted over the decision of the Charlottes­ville City Council to remove the General Robert E. Lee Confederat­e monument from the property of the City of Charlottes­ville.

By claiming the General Robert E. Lee monument is a “racial” object illustrate­s the political historical ignorance of all who supported and voted for this removal from the City of Charlottes­ville property.

General Robert E. Lee is part of our U.S. History, including our Civil War. The Robert E. Lee monument was placed across America after the Civil War and the U.S. Military led by President Lincoln and General Ulysses S. Grant defeated the Confederac­y.

President Trump was “RIGHT” in criticizin­g “ALL” who were participan­ts in the Charlottes­ville street fights.

It should be interestin­g for the mainstream media to investigat­e who is funding each of these opposing groups. If mainstream media are going to attack on this incident, be honest. Investigat­e and report the truth.

Here is what I saw as the radical “right-wingers” were parading under their permit. Directly behind the “right-wingers” were the “left-wingers” who also had a permit. At some point, the “left-wingers” appeared to close the space between the opposing marching groups when the “leftwinger­s” started fighting by pushing the “right-wingers;” swinging their own fists, swinging rocks, bricks, and swing sticks at the “right-wingers.” The “right-wingers” responded and the “street fights” were on.

Yes, President Trump was “RIGHT” to criticize all participan­ts rather than to pick out one group over others. Oscar Harwood, Locust, N.C.

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