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The difference between a book and a statue
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(06-23-2020, 04:23 AM)Lumenari Wrote:
(06-23-2020, 03:39 AM)Phage Wrote: Yes. If one wanted to see the exhibit, one could go see it.
If one wants to read a book, one may choose to do so.

The claim was that removing a statue to a museum is the same as book burning. It isn't.

It is removing information from the public eye.

I personally don't see a difference.

To me it is just the left wanting to white-wash their American history.

Much like they have already done in our public schools.

So we can certainly agree to disagree... but I see an agenda unfolding.

tinywondering

The difference is that you choose to read a book. You're free to do so.

You should also be free to view a statue of an advocate for slavery and a traitor to his country, if you want to. I should be free to not do so.

Put it in museum. I don't see the problem.


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RE: The difference between a book and a statue - by Phage - 06-23-2020, 04:28 AM
RE: The difference between a book and a statue - by Wallfire - 06-23-2020, 10:25 AM

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