Right wingers are as rare in Madison as they are in Jussie Smellit’s part of Chicago.
But yep… they will try.
Right wingers are as rare in Madison as they are in Jussie Smellit’s part of Chicago.
But yep… they will try.
Nobody is trying that.
You talking about Madison’s mayor or Seattle’s ?
Sorry, Madison.
A Democrat. What do you expect? They love this stuff.
The previous mayor was a Democrat and would not have allowed this ■■■■■■■■ to continue night after night. This mayor has proven to be worthless.
She doesn’t want to offend anyone. Or commit a micro aggression.
She doesn’t want to offend anyone. Or commit a micro aggression.
Yes, probably. She has proven to be worthless as a mayor. She should step down. She won’t. Maybe.
If Trump did more than talk like a tough guy on Twitter, he may have a chance to convert quite a few folks to his side.
Here's to feeling good all the time. :
Seriously, what is going on here ?
The party of the left has gone insane and the leaders are playing Scarecrow poisoning the water supply to accelerate the spread.
Why is this news to you??
The streets of Northside have taken a suggestion from centuries past in order to ward off the coronavirus pandemic.
maybe someone is trying to say scarecrows matter
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
Sorry but that’s ■■■■■■■■■
fallenturtle:
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
Sorry but that’s ■■■■■■■■■
It’s a fake quote?
Sorry. No. It’s ■■■■■■■■ that people haven’t been listening. It’s all officials have been doing these past weeks.
And it’s ■■■■■■■■ that those statues don’t represent Madison. They were taken down over ignorance and mob behavior.
She’s trying to make up an excuse after the fact.
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
OMG, what the hell did I just read ?
I guess then every city that has a statue of MLK (or any streets named after MLK) can go toss those in the lake if they don’t feel like their city is living up to the standards of what MLK had preached ?
fallenturtle:
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
OMG, what the hell did I just read ?
I guess then every city that has a statue of MLK (or any streets named after MLK) can go toss those in the lake if they don’t feel like their city is living up to the standards of what MLK had preached ?
Probably inaccurate to make assumptions. Perhaps you should ask protester Ebony Anderson-Carter.
Here's to feeling good all the time. :
fallenturtle:
I was curious about the motivation and found this on reddit:
from the WSJ:
Protester Ebony Anderson-Carter said the anger and destruction was spurred in part because state and local officials refuse to listen to protesters’ calls for change.
She said while the Forward and Heg statues stood for good causes and movements, those in power are not taking that same stand with the Black Lives Matter movement. Having those statues prominently displayed in Madison creates a “false representation of what this city is,” she said.
I’m not condoning this behavior… my own opinion on the statues is that they should have only taken down the confederate ones (and more so the cities should have, not the protesters)… but I thought it was useful context.
OMG, what the hell did I just read ?
I guess then every city that has a statue of MLK (or any streets named after MLK) can go toss those in the lake if they don’t feel like their city is living up to the standards of what MLK had preached ?
Probably inaccurate to make assumptions. Perhaps you should ask protester Ebony Anderson-Carter.
Rationalization. Don’t destroy property to push a cause. Looting/Rioting as a form of frustration can be understood … to a point. Destroying things just cuz and then rationalizing the destruction is weak sauce and it’s worse than that.
You want an easy way for people to stop listening to the movement that quote will do it. Like “defund the police” You gonna lose a lot of people.
This has to do with tearing down the country. The backlash at the polls is going to be amusing in my opinion.
All those white libs aren’t going to understand why it’s happening to them. “But I’m on your side! Ow! Stop kicking me! Summer of love!”
Here's to feeling good all the time. :
anon91495210:
This has to do with tearing down the country. The backlash at the polls is going to be amusing in my opinion.
Except these people may outnumber everyone else
No they are just the loudest.
And most violent.
What is going on there needs to stop. The mayor of that city has proven to be worthless.
Also, the chief of police there just literally up and quit last year, as in “I won’t be in tomorrow or ever see ya” and now they are working with an interim police chief.
No it doesn’t. Let the people be heard!