I think you're looking for the philosophy-babble group.

Name that owner? And you believe, obviously, that numerous wrongs make it all right?

Please reference your statement referring to black slave owners as I am unaware of this

Removing statues is not deletion of history. That history still exists in books, lectures, museums...

Why do we put monuments in public? To honor people and events that society deems worthy of admiration, right? Do we want to honor slsve traders and confederate leaders who fought to preserve that despicable practice of slave holding? I sure hope your answer there is no.

For those aspects of history that society does not wish to honor with statues and monuments in the public sphere, well they aren't deleted and forgotten, they are taken out of that place of honor and put in museums which clearly educate the history rather than glorify it. That's where those things belong.

It's important to remember all of history even, and especially, the bad stuff, but it's also important to remember it in the proper context and not glorify it as these statues currently being pulled down do.