Three of Seven Podcast Ep 365 Civil War - Monoliths Appearing In Vegas - DOD Use Of Deadly Force Against Civilians
Oct 16, 2024
This episode features James Ward, a guest speaker known for his engaging insights on history and culture. The conversation dives into the complexities of Civil War narratives, challenging the dominant perspectives shaped by victors. They explore the humorous side of misplaced firearms while addressing serious themes of gun safety. Ward also discusses the mesmerizing appearances of monoliths in Las Vegas and critiques the Department of Defense's controversial use of military force against civilians, weaving together humor and critical analysis throughout.
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Founding Fathers' Hypocrisy
- Brooke Ward questions the idealized portrayal of historical figures.
- She criticizes Thomas Jefferson's slave ownership and hypocrisy.
Historical Revisionism
- Brooke Ward feels misled by the sanitized version of history taught in schools.
- She expresses a desire for a more accurate and nuanced understanding of the past.
The Civil War: A War of Secession
- James Ward argues that the Civil War was a conflict between two separate nations.
- He emphasizes the Confederacy's desire for autonomy and the North's resistance to secession.