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> It was taken down "to be put into storage" at least "until something
> could be decided upon what to do with it."  Even though the African
> American community has lobbied very vocally for it's destruction.

> We both know what that means it will never see the light of day and when
> thye find it, the valuable bronze will be gone and it will be beyond
> salvage.

> -> Thing is, when you forget your past, it really does repeat itself.  Being
> so
> -> freaked out about Trump's election should make them realize that.

> Just like the Louisville falls fountain was forgotten... put in storage
> and when a recent inquiry about it was made they found it rusting in an
> outdoor storage yard beyond repair.

Actually what I meant was that people who forget their history are doomed to
repeat it.  Like, people get all fired up about Confederate Place or the
monument, and then wonder how someone like Trump (who they see as a racist)
wins the election.

Part of the problem in America today is that most school kids, if they are
taught much history at all, are taught that the civil war was all about
slavery and racism and nothing else.

Mike

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