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originally posted by: TinfoilTP
So you are stating Jesus would be a culture Nazi?
Seems he was indifferent, give unto Caesar what is Caesar's, turn the other cheek, love thy neighbor. He never preached to get funded and organized by Caesar's (Soro's) money to incite violence with thy neighbors.
originally posted by: neo96
originally posted by: matafuchs
I am seeing this all culminate in DC. At the Capital Building. This is not about a Civil War. That will never happen again. Civil unrest on a very large scale with National Guard Deployments...yes.
Don't be so sure.
There are people that want it from both sides.
I don't think people get just how close we are to it.
That is an avenue of Cloward and Piven.
Total destruction. Then they can build that utopia they always wanted.
originally posted by: burgerbuddy
originally posted by: DBCowboy
A drawing of Mohammed is enough to offend the radical elements of Islam to kill others.
A statue, a work of art, a representation of a civil war character is enough to offend the radical elements of Idiocy to destroy it.
Didn't mohammed own slaves?
Interesting.
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: face23785
You have no point.
Do you have kids?
There are ways to teach them to be responsible. Just in case your wondering.
One is through civics and history. This legislation wouldn't get passed if you held politicians accountable instead of act like a cheerleader.
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: face23785
You have no point.
Do you have kids?
There are ways to teach them to be responsible. Just in case your wondering.
One is through civics and history. This legislation wouldn't get passed if you held politicians accountable instead of act like a cheerleader.
Who has no point? Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean there's no point to it. What stunning and unjustified arrogance.
originally posted by: Snarl
When the KKK comes back with torches and ropes ... it's gonna be bad.
They hurt many more white people than they did blacks. And, they were vicious when they did it. I don't know why people don't remember that. It's right there in the history books.
originally posted by: luthier
originally posted by: face23785
originally posted by: luthier
a reply to: face23785
You have no point.
Do you have kids?
There are ways to teach them to be responsible. Just in case your wondering.
One is through civics and history. This legislation wouldn't get passed if you held politicians accountable instead of act like a cheerleader.
Who has no point? Just because you don't understand something doesn't mean there's no point to it. What stunning and unjustified arrogance.
Sorry just like to pretend being proactive is better than whining I guess.
Your right like though it is everyone else's fault but yours.
Personally I will keep being a wrestling coach and trying to do my part making a difference in people lives instead complain about it.
It's right there in the history books.
originally posted by: alphabetaone
Well, no matter how you look at it, or which side you choose to align yourself with, the destruction of the confederate statue was just that, a statue...an inanimate object that doesn't live and breathe. Heather Heyer lived and breathed...yet no more.
I have a feeling a lot of posters here are missing the point, I doubt if even the people tearing it down cared much about it being there, this was blowback from the Charleston events of the weekend, who didn't expect it? There's actually 2 problems here, not just 1.
Yes, absolutely, the proper channels should have been used to remove the statue and preserve it elsewhere as a compromise and retain it's historical value, after all it IS historically significant and at least it causes someone (likely a kid) to ask questions: "Who is he or she? What did he or she do? Why is there a statue of them?"...those are important questions to answer and frankly to ask. Childlike destruction of ANY property though, historically significant or not is not a part of our American culture and we cant allow it to be. That's problem number one.
Problem number two is of a much greater significance and that is, if they DIDNT care much about the statue, then what are they fighting? I think the fight and the tearing down of that statue was a message, not an act of destruction they felt was needed...I get the impression the message was "go ahead and protect one statue, we'll tear two more down for everyone you white supremists protect". The larger problem, that being of a white supremist ideology which is rife with hate and violence should no more be espoused in America than the aforementioned, to me it is a larger problem than vandalism.
originally posted by: Black_Fox
So Americans have become full fledged useful idiots?
One would think if this was a thing that needed to happen, why didn't it sooner?
My guess is because now, they are told what to do and when.
There's an agenda being played out, and I don't claim to know who, or to what eventual end.
Things are spiraling out of control. and it's only going to get worse.
Whatever happens, the America that we use to know is gone.
Civil war? Martial law? Race war?
Does it matter much anymore?
One thing I do know, the people being used are not going to be invited to the party at the end.