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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsEdward Carmack statue in Nashville toppled
Last edited Sun May 31, 2020, 12:31 AM - Edit history (1)
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This is the third statue I've seen damaged or destroyed:
Louis XVI in Louisville
Frank Rizzo in Philadelphia
Edward Carmack in Nashville
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Edward Carmack statue in Nashville toppled (Original Post)
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May 2020
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pecosbob
(7,545 posts)1. Well, at least two of those three scoundrels got their come-uppance in life.
fishwax
(29,149 posts)2. that's a statue worth bringing down
UTUSN
(70,765 posts)4. Well, my stars, where are my smelling salts?!1
wellst0nev0ter
(7,509 posts)5. Good.
Initech
(100,114 posts)6. Actually this I'm totally OK with.
Fuck white supremacists!
dalton99a
(81,656 posts)7. Don't forget Nathan Bedford Forrest, who ordered the massacre of black soldiers at Fort Pillow
- after they surrendered - and later became the first national leader of the Ku Klux Klan
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