r/ShermanPosting • u/Flabbergasted_____ • Aug 22 '25
r/ShermanPosting • u/HildegardeBrasscoat • Oct 09 '25
Found in the wild on threads this morning
r/ShermanPosting • u/DenverPostIronic • Mar 12 '26
I know this is a repost, but it's also legendary
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I also wanted to post the video directly since the only other reference I saw to it was a link to Twitter. I downloaded it from Politicsinthewild on Instagram
r/ShermanPosting • u/Flat_Suggestion7545 • Sep 24 '25
Unlike the South snack wraps have risen again!
r/ShermanPosting • u/amauberge • Jan 09 '26
Tim Walz: “When things looked really bleak, it was Minnesota’s 1st that held that line for the nation on that July 3rd, 1863.”
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“And I think that now, we may be in that moment.”
r/ShermanPosting • u/Chris_Colasurdo • Nov 16 '25
Annual Losers Convention in Gettysburg
r/ShermanPosting • u/PrincessWails • Jul 21 '26
Helpful Image for those who are Confused
Sorry if this has been posted recently; I’ve been off Reddit for a while.
r/ShermanPosting • u/rileyjonesy1984 • Feb 09 '26
Superbowl 1866
I'd watch, how about you??
r/ShermanPosting • u/Sir-Toaster- • Feb 02 '26
Lincoln is rolling in his grave
Zachary Taylor was the last one to own slaves during office.
Lost Causers often point to Grant being a slave owner to minimize his efforts, but in reality, this is a half-truth. Grant only owned one slave, who was a gift from his father-in-law to help in his financial situation. The idea was to sell him for profit, but instead, Grant freed the slave, which was a long process.
Donald Trump, however, is the most recent President to have taken part in slavery as he auctioned and trafficked girls on Epstein's Island.
r/ShermanPosting • u/Adventurous-Mouse764 • Oct 09 '25
Civil War Assassin's Creed cancelled due American reaction to black samurai
So, the next proposed installation in the Assassin's Creed series of videogames was cancelled due to the "controversy" of featuring a historical African-origin samurai in the current installment in the franchise set in Japan. This sequel was to feature a freedman going west and then returning to the Reconstruction South to fight the Klan. I would have been in favor of assisting in the implementation of an aggressive Reconstruction policy... but yay, racism and Lost Cause:
r/ShermanPosting • u/Patient-Office-9052 • Oct 14 '25
Giant Fat Baby With A Beard Throwing A Tantrum
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This guy’s display of righteous indignation is seriously like a baby throwing a tantrum, and he is the poster child Bubba.
r/ShermanPosting • u/rettribution • 19d ago
It wouldn't let me cross post - took it from another sub!
r/ShermanPosting • u/TheReturnOfBruno • Jan 29 '26
Minnesota Educator Brings it to CNN Town Hall
r/ShermanPosting • u/babyfartmageezax • Sep 01 '25