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Asking a black man to pass by a statue honoring someone that fought to keep his ancestors in slavery as he goes to the courthouse to pay his taxes is wrong.
Just because "historically" we did it does not make it right.
It's fascinating that you think you are qualified to sit in judgement of such matters.
That's not the argument? I just made this all up?
We might say that about any woman passing by a statue of any man who lived before the 1980's. Women have been traditionally oppressed by males.
Then I will argue we need to consider their positions.
The Irish
The Chinese
Hispanics
All have had to go through a period of oppression and assimilation.
What about men who cheated on their wives ? There goes MLK.
Make your argument.
None of your quotes make any sense.
Why don't you try to be a little more clear.
The point is that we can honor lots of people who were not perfect.
If you want only saints, we should just declare no statues.
I was very clear. You simply can't address my point.
No, you were not clear.
And I put out a clear point of my own.
If we only want saints, we should say so (and pretty much get rid of all statues).
Then we should outlaw dust and dirt.
I said that if you have a problem with a statue make it. I made the complaints of others and you have not addressed it outside of "too bad".
I don't have a problem with a statue.
I simply said that if we apply your standard to all statues we would not have any.