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Why is Manchester paying homage to an American misogynistic cowardly criminal?
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Why is Manchester paying homage to an American misogynistic cowardly criminal?
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And yet if I were braver and lived in Manchester I'd want to deface it too. Of course it matters what kind of person he was. There is a huge difference between recognising and acknowledgin
15:11 Sat 27th Feb 2021
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Haven’t read the whole thread, but I must admit I struggle with the idea that a known criminal, a criminal who held a knife to a pregnant woman’s bump, has been deified, and that we’re elevating him to Demi-god status 4000 miles away from where his (admittedly awful) death occurred.
Did anybody see his funeral? There was a painting of him with angel wings for gawds sake; even the most right-on virtue signallers must have cringed at that, surely.
Violence due to race is utterly evil, but let’s save it for people who deserve it, like Stephen Lawrence (who by the way I vaguely knew) not for thugs like this man.
Did anybody see his funeral? There was a painting of him with angel wings for gawds sake; even the most right-on virtue signallers must have cringed at that, surely.
Violence due to race is utterly evil, but let’s save it for people who deserve it, like Stephen Lawrence (who by the way I vaguely knew) not for thugs like this man.
\\Did anybody see his funeral? There was a painting of him with angel wings for gawds sake; even the most right-on virtue signallers must have cringed at that, surely.//
they played and sung Amazing grace at his funeral.
"Amazing Grace" is a Christian hymn published in 1779, with words written in 1772 by the English poet and Anglican clergyman John Newton (1725–1807).
A slaver.....lol
they played and sung Amazing grace at his funeral.
"Amazing Grace" is a Christian hymn published in 1779, with words written in 1772 by the English poet and Anglican clergyman John Newton (1725–1807).
A slaver.....lol
