So you like hate?



In no way is my statement narcissistic.

LOVE IT

Of course it was narcissistic. Why the fuck else would you believe I have to appease or cottle you on an internet forum or worry about your judgment as if you were some sort of authority?

just ignore them, incredible bunch of hateful people. just projecting their hollowness.

That's not what that implied at all. Stop acting like you're a victim and I'm an attacker just because I pointed out how negative you and others in this SF have been.

The cringe racist edgelord himself calling others hateful lol.

And, it has commenced. First, they'll take away White history (statues, CRT, etc), culture (immigration, LGBTQ, miscegenation/multiculturalism, Islam, etc), guns (orchestrated mass shootings) and lastly, they'll send the downtrodden patriots who still have some fight left in them to the slaught..reeducation camps. Why are White Americans letting this occur?

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Charlottesville to remove statue of Robert E Lee at centre of fatal clashes at 2017 white supremacist rally

There’s no word yet on what will replace the statues being removed

The city of Charlottesville, Virginia, plans to take down a statue of Confederate general Robert E Lee this weekend, a long-controversial monument that became the centre of the infamous 2017 “Unite the Right” white supremacist and neo-Nazi rally.

At the rally, far-right groups massed with torches and chanted “Jews will not replace us!” while a white supremacist fatally rammed his car into a group of anti-racist counterprotestors, killing Heather Heyer and injuring numerous others.

The statute, as well as a nearby monument to another Confederate general, Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson, will be removed on Saturday, the city said in a news release.

Racial justice activists celebrated the announcement. “As long as they remain standing in our downtown public spaces, they signal that our community tolerated white supremacy and the Lost Cause these generals fought for,” the Take ‘Em Down Cville coalition said in a statement.

Do you find this a dangerous precedent? Do you think it should go further or stop here?



#lovetrumpshate

This post was edited by EndlessSky on Jul 9 2021 02:44pm

Do I have a problem with symbols of hatred standing erect? Yes. There shouldn't have been a precedent to start with.

Slavery was legal back then so its a bit broad. 20% of freed blacks owned slaves, but I don't see us tearing down P.C. Richards stores.