Monument of Oswald

[Jerry Freeman]

  His grave markers getting lifted, was probably by some teenagers

https://www.texasmonthly.com/the-daily-post/the-long-strange-journey-of-lee-harvey-oswalds-tombstone-back-to-texas/

[John Iacoletti]

Faith, is an apt description of the wide and unfocussed beliefs of your CT Brothers. Nice work!

That's true -- I've seen it on both sides.

[Richard Rubio]

Monument to a wife beater, a Communist, a murderer, wow?

[Jerry Freeman]

JFK is responsible for millions of deaths and hundreds of thousands of lives ruined...

What? How do you figure that?  Don't be ignorant of the facts like the lone assassin guys who just want/ wish to.
Why did the war escalate after JFK's death?

https://www.history-matters.com/essays/vietnam/KennedyVietnam1971/KennedyVietnam1971.htm

Exit Strategy: In 1963, JFK ordered a complete withdrawal from Vietnam
 
In 1963, JFK ordered a complete withdrawal from Vietnam.
 
 

.... years have passed since November 22, 1963, yet painful mysteries remain. What, at the moment of his death, was John F. Kennedy?s policy toward Vietnam?

It?s one of the big questions, alternately evaded and disputed over four decades of historical writing. It bears on Kennedy?s reputation, of course, though not in an unambiguous way.

And today, larger issues are at stake as the United States faces another indefinite military commitment that might have been avoided and that, perhaps, also cannot be won. The story of Vietnam in 1963 illustrates for us the struggle with policy failure. More deeply, appreciating those distant events tests our capacity as a country to look the reality of our own history in the eye.

http://bostonreview.net/us/galbraith-exit-strategy-vietnam
https://whowhatwhy.org/2017/09/26/jfk-ordered-full-withdrawal-vietnam-solid-evidence/
https://www.thenation.com/article/jfks-vietnam-withdrawal-plan-fact-not-speculation/

[Michael O'Brian]

Monument to a wife beater, a Communist, a murderer, wow?

He was an American Communist, and what would be wrong in him having a monument? when his name gets cleared, of these horrific crimes which he found himself accused of.
The dogs in the street doubt his guilt, this can't be ignored, just because of spite anymore.
History needs the truth to heal the wounds which it has caused to exist today.

[Bill Brown]

Maybe not a monument, but at the very least an apology.

I'll drink to that!......Here's to Lee Oswald.....May the tarnish be removed his name...and may his heirs know that though he was too reckless, too naive, and too trusting of men in positions of power... he served his country well before being used (ab)used by a ruthless, cunning pirate.....   

[Steve Howsley]

What objections would would be out there, to a large monument of Oswald being made and erected at his place of rest, or would any other place be more suitable for it??? I think it is time that this hero is remembered in the correct manner, what do others think? respectful comments please.

Only in Bizarro World would this be suggested. Either that or you are taking the piss.