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His wiki page has basically anyone and everyone who has written about him. Not much IS written because he left no memoir nor wrote an autobiography like basically everyone else we've ever heard of from the civil war. He was a great friend to old William Tecumseh himself, and didn't want to be written about in his lifetime. He viewed what he did as a duty, not any cause for celebration. Sherman's march would have been impossible without Thomas' successes in the west.

Thomas was such a badass. And you'll never see him referenced anywhere on streets and buildings like that Lee clown. This dude just kicked ass everywhere and placed out; no memoirs or book deals and stayed out of the spotlight. I'm always happy to see him brought up anywhere.

Fun fact! Monopoly was created to elicit this exact response! You're supposed to hate this and get angry at the inequity; that's the whole point.

Nice. I understand it looks legit at first, but all the actual "stuff" to it takes a bit of scrolling and this one in particular is a complete absurdity

Did you check your link there? Every word in the sworn statements is blocked out

That 1876 session sounds lit

The man can't be some free speech martyr while picking and choosing what docs to publish from which nation. It's all, nothing, or you're a state asset, witting or not. To figure out what state that might be, look no further than the leaks he made every excuse not to publish.

Duke Cannon has some cringe to it, but they are surprisingly crunchy when it comes to the ingredients they use in things, including the aluminum-free deodorant that I like.

This could explain my love for pickles. My body's looking out for me, I guess

I've seen exceptions, but I'd estimate the great majority of the "team thinkers" are on team maga. It's part and parcel of the victimhood mentality that led them to where they are.

No shit

Is this why I got a Google news hit criticizing Harris for "repetitive speeches?" Lol, what a joke. "We don't like how she stays on message, waaahhh," lol.