another monument damaged

Cornflk1

This one is in Indianapolis, getting awfully close to home to me. Conferate statute honoring POWs that had died in the internment camp located in Indy.

Piece of bababooey took a hammer to it. White guy with long stingy hair and wild eyes (meth ???).

Years ago I lived just a few blocks from the park where it was located.

Wish I could have a chance to "re-educate" him.

1911a1-fan

it is happening all over the country



http://fox2now.com/2017/08/21/these-are-the-monuments-vandalized-after-charlottesville-2/


removals

http://fox2now.com/2017/08/21/here-are-the-confederate-memorials-that-will-be-removed-after-charlottesville-2/

mag00

How do you get rid of mosquito's?

One or two is an annoyance, left to breed they will suck the life out of you. When swarms of mosquitoes happen, you can run or you can eradicate.

BSR mentioned a good time to boycott trucking. If you cut the food supply to these parasites, I think you may be on to something. Send a clear message to any big metropolis.

Cut the protestors food and watch what happens. All the good country folk will be just fine.

chiefr

Behavior inspired by bias partisan leftists in main stream media.

spasmcreek

allowing this to happen is a disgrace to out history...past time to eliminate the problem....

Don McManus

One can understand what passes for the reasoning to remove statues of the leaders of the Confederacy. I disagree with it, and believe it is a buzzardization of history, but given what has been taught for the past 50+ years, one can see why.

The vandalizing of monuments to the common soldier, particularly one that memorializes the dead shows the current all or nothing fascist mindset of the revisionist historians and their useful idiot.

We will never be reported who through the first rock of the first fist in Charlottesville, though I think it is fairly safe to assume that it would have been reported had it been one of the protestors with the valid permit.

Our President has been mocked for stating that there were fine people attending the rally in defense of the Lee Statue - as guilt by association is sufficient when some idiot pulls out a nazi flag.

We are then told that the woman who was killed was a saint, as apparently there is no guilt by association with masked and violent antifa members.

Apparently one is automatically legitimate when part of a mob that violently suppresses the 1st Amendment rights of an out-of-favor minority.

Too many of us looked the other way on 21 August, 1991 and the following 10 days. At least today we are engaging in the conversation, though conversation alone will not change the outcome.