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to Desdichado's post in the thread Crime DEFINITELY pays: imagine no police in any American city!.
If the police cannot be seized, they will be considered a counter-revolutionary force to be dismantled. But make no mistake, order will... -
BBobby? Is that you?
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Bobby? Is that you?
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Laura? Is that you?
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Pass the kool aid!
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OTo a degree. Thankfully, such finesse is called statecraft and there is a wide body of history, philosophy, and literature our leaders...
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I'll be your marketer for the right price.
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What magical powers do people think sites like this have? Lenin's corpse still gets juiced up every eighteen months. That unbearably...
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I have to clarify I'm not a Communist or admirer of the Soviet Union. Quite the opposite. The old Red monuments and busts which stand...
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The kind humbled by historical perspective and able to appreciate loyalty, virtue, and genius.
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This is ironic. You were the one harping on Kaylagirl for a false equivalency, yet you draw a parallel line between Hitler and Robert E...
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That's interesting. Was Robert E. Lee responsible for the triangular trade and the establishment of chattel slavery in the American...
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Robert E. Lee did not primarily fight to keep the institution of slavery alive, but even if your syllogism is valid, it doesn't make him...
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You're missing or dodging a pretty important point here. The Holocaust was a campaign of extermination which was planned and operated...
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It doesn't make history disappear in a literal sense, but the destruction of a monument indeed impacts our memory of great events and...
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Statues are not necessarily celebratory and statues that were once celebratory sometimes become less celebratory with time and...
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Many of the most important thinkers and leaders throughout human history owned slaves or fought to preserve a country that owned slaves...
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Not all Egyptian structures were pyramids. You gave me a pretty wide criterion to work with.
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Come to think of it, Confederate monuments were either erected by paid laborers or charitable craftsmen. Can they stay up now?
