It’s important to understand what happened, because it’s a great lesson on blind loyalty.
Lee thought the honorable thing to do was fight a war he disagreed with, but without Lee the South likely wouldn’t have had the balls to do it. He was that good of a general, but the governors didn’t listen to him, they had blind faith in him to win a war he told them was unwinnable.
So everyone just plowed ahead anyways and millions died horrible deaths.
Like. You really think the lesson:
Just following orders isnt a valid excuse
Isn’t important?
You can’t think of a modern reason we’d want people to understand that?
You missed the end apparently:
Like. You really think the lesson:
Isn’t important?
You can’t think of a modern reason we’d want people to understand that?