Stonewell Jackson
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Their article about this mentions in the subhead that these removals are being done in the name of inclusivity.
Removing statues.
In the name of being inclusive.
See this is what happens, this is what you get when you allow emotional pre-teens to set your editorial agenda. You get statues removed so everyone can be included, and you can spell intersectionality but not Stonewall in-the-name-of-fuck Jackson.
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I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
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I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
Please love yourself.
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@aqua-letifer said in Stonewell Jackson:
these removals are being done in the name of inclusivity.
No, they're being done in the name of their stank ass.
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@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
@aqua-letifer said in Stonewell Jackson:
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
It always makes me laugh when you loose it like that.
I was only joking
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@aqua-letifer said in Stonewell Jackson:
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
It always makes me laugh when you loose it like that.
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
@aqua-letifer said in Stonewell Jackson:
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
It always makes me laugh when you loose it like that.
Now you're just trolling.
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Next we'll be renaming everything related to the British.
They are the ones who brought slavery to these shores.
And we are going to rename about half the streets and towns and counties in this country.
In order to put an end to slavery.
@copper said in Stonewell Jackson:
Next we'll be renaming everything related to the British.
I'm still waiting for the woke-istas to object to the Spaniards' oppression of the indigenous peoples of America.
Aztec/Inca lives matter.
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@copper said in Stonewell Jackson:
Next we'll be renaming everything related to the British.
I'm still waiting for the woke-istas to object to the Spaniards' oppression of the indigenous peoples of America.
Aztec/Inca lives matter.
@george-k said in Stonewell Jackson:
@copper said in Stonewell Jackson:
Next we'll be renaming everything related to the British.
I'm still waiting for the woke-istas to object to the Spaniards' oppression of the indigenous peoples of America.
Aztec/Inca lives matter.
It's funny - the Argentines accuse the British of colonialism when it comes to the Falklands, and yet the Spanish essentially marched into the country now known as Argentina, massacred the native population, and created a country inhabited by the Spanish. The Falklands had no indigenous population.
Who are the evil colonists again?
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@george-k said in Stonewell Jackson:
@copper said in Stonewell Jackson:
Next we'll be renaming everything related to the British.
I'm still waiting for the woke-istas to object to the Spaniards' oppression of the indigenous peoples of America.
Aztec/Inca lives matter.
It's funny - the Argentines accuse the British of colonialism when it comes to the Falklands, and yet the Spanish essentially marched into the country now known as Argentina, massacred the native population, and created a country inhabited by the Spanish. The Falklands had no indigenous population.
Who are the evil colonists again?
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
the Spanish essentially marched into the country now known as Argentina, massacred the native population, and created a country inhabited by the Spanish.
Exactly my point.
Go back far enough in history and you can find almost any country that oppressed another country.
Your politics define how far back in history you want to go.
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@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
@aqua-letifer said in Stonewell Jackson:
@doctor-phibes said in Stonewell Jackson:
I love the fact that he gets really mad about the cancelling, but what really tips him over the edge into righteous fury is a spelling error
C'mon man, nobody's new around here. How much of a surprise was that really.
Just imagine the uproar had they mentioned General Grunt.
