Heeere’s your sign* map.
[R]oughly 1,500 Confederate symbols still exist on public land more than 150 years after the conclusion of the Civil War.
…
The list of Confederate symbols also includes 109 public schools…[and] 10 major military bases and nine state holidays or observances. Other symbols, scattered across the United States, include everything from flags to highways, parks, bridges, lakes and state holidays.
The SPLC excluded an additional 2,600 symbols that the group considered primarily historical, like battlefields, museums and cemeteries. [CNN vid & SPLC** map]
The only difference between this CNN vid and a NorK propaganda vid is the absence of an overly-dramatic narrator
For you SJWs who don’t want to think of yourselves as the icon-destroying Taliban,
go ahead and think of yourselves as the Nineteen Eighty-Four hero, Winston Smith…
…at the “memory hole”
As for you hand-wringing, virtue-signaling cowards in politics, the media, and business,
don’t think this means that
the alligator will eat you last, it will eat you
second.
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KisP ref
** According to CNN, “[T]he Southern Poverty Law Center [is] an Alabama-based advocacy nonprofit organization that tracks civil rights and hate crimes in the United States.” No, it’s a radical, left-wing, anti-conservative propaganda machine which has promoted more than a few downright lies.
Meanwhile, in New Orleans
The phrase “Tear it Down” was hastily sprayed in black paint across the base of the golden Joan of Arc statue on Decatur Street in the French Quarter sometime earlier this week. …
The “Tear it Down” tag would seem to relate to the debate surrounding the city’s ongoing removal of four Confederate monuments. But the statue of Joan of Arc, a 15th-century military leader, martyr and Catholic saint, hasn’t been mentioned in the controversy to this point.
Joan.d’.friggin’.Arc…
[insert facepalm here]
This has just got to be anti-iCommieclast sarcasm.
