Cheshire Cat
Landlord.
My wife wants the statue of Cromwell in Warrington to be thrown in the Mersey.
Involved transported 100,000 slaves of whom 20,000 died because Bristol slavers were tight packed.Colston's statue was the subject of complaint and request for removal for years. 11,000 petition signatures were collected for it's removal, and the council eventually agreed to "amend" the plaque on it to include that he was "involved" with the Slave trade.
Every statue in a public place to a slave trader should come down right now in my view.
What has this thread got to do with Home Brew?
The Snug
This is the place for all non brewing chat.
Oooohh, be careful to question what topics are in The Snug, you'll get the standard answer 'if you don't like it don't read it'
... yeah, but you have to admire the irony of someone making a post about overly aggressive policing of the forum ... in a thread about "riots", ostensibly caused by people's feelings about overly aggressive policingThe standard answer to this question is given in post #23 i.e. the Snug is the place for all non brewing chat.Oooohh, be careful to question what topics are in The Snug, you'll get the standard answer 'if you don't like it don't read it'
Involved transported 100,000 slaves of whom 20,000 died because Bristol slavers were tight packed.
It's funny. Violent scenes on the news seem shocking and we're constantly told that it's a shame and bad that people have to spoil it.
But then all the big issue protests of the past that turned the tide on inequalities all used some sort of violence.
Workers rights.
Gay rights.
Women's rights.
The whole country of America came about from a massive protest that got about out of hand...
As Emeline Pankhurst said "The argument of the broken pane of glass is the most valuable argument in modern politics."
What about the terrorists depicted in Mount Rushmoor???Colston's statue was the subject of complaint and request for removal for years. 11,000 petition signatures were collected for it's removal, and the council eventually agreed to "amend" the plaque on it to include that he was "involved" with the Slave trade.
Every statue in a public place to a slave trader should come down right now in my view.
And having been thwarted at every turn and with no prospect of its removal in sight, the good people of Bristol took it down, gently, nicely and laid it to rest out of sight. Well done Bristol.Colston's statue was the subject of complaint and request for removal for years. 11,000 petition signatures were collected for it's removal, and the council eventually agreed to "amend" the plaque on it to include that he was "involved" with the Slave trade.
Every statue in a public place to a slave trader should come down right now in my view.
Thought they bought some water cannons a few years ago..?
I reckon you'd have a job dragging that to the harbour.What about the terrorists depicted in Mount Rushmoor???
Yeah, Dom Cummings knocked it on the head in April, didn't you see?So the lockdown is over now, That is good news.
So the lockdown is over now, That is good news.
IllegalBoris did. But then they were sold at a loss because iirc either they were illegal t use or just ****
MyQul has deleted 3 posts in this thread if members are going to post about something they have read elsewhere could they link to or paste the article or relevant part of it in their post we cannot have posts starting -
"Clapham junction - 2 days ago. Two ..............."
which was the start of the first post that was deleted with no evidence to show it actually happened, failure to do so in future will mean the posts are deleted along with any quote or discussion of them.
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