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about time! no one who did slavery should have ANYTHING to publicly commemorate them. ENOUGH. Some figures of the past are meant to remain in history books and that's it. Not have statues as a public daily reminder of the atrocities they have committed. 

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Lord Temptation

Yasssss next burn all history books that mention their names :oops:

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Alphaz
6 minutes ago, Lord Temptation said:

Yasssss next burn all history books that mention their names :oops:

So how are they supposed to know the history if you burned them? :billie:

They need to be remembered as horrible human being. :oops:

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weed

I think that's positive but then aren't most historical leaders somewhat evil? Alexander the Great for example, conquering entire nations I'm sure wasn't rainbows and butterflies for those conquered :selena: everyone who ruled over the entire British Empire, etc.

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1 minute ago, weed said:

I think that's positive but then aren't most historical leaders somewhat evil? Alexander the Great for example, conquering entire nations I'm sure wasn't rainbows and butterflies for those conquered :selena: everyone who ruled over the entire British Empire, etc.

That's an interesting point. Probably every state started with someone conquering somebody else. But I noticed that the backlash is against more recent historical figures.

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bionic
41 minutes ago, Florin said:

That's an interesting point. Probably every state started with someone conquering somebody else. But I noticed that the backlash is against more recent historical figures.

The majority of modern British people have more European ancestry than they do the original inhabitants of the UK. European colonisers won that culture war literally a thousand years ago

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1 hour ago, weed said:

I think that's positive but then aren't most historical leaders somewhat evil? Alexander the Great for example, conquering entire nations I'm sure wasn't rainbows and butterflies for those conquered :selena: everyone who ruled over the entire British Empire, etc.

Get rid of them all

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Lord Temptation
2 hours ago, Rudz Xinc said:

So how are they supposed to know the history if you burned them? :billie:

They need to be remembered as horrible human being. :oops:

How about we only remember people that weren’t horrible human beings? Oh that’s right, there aren’t any because people are all flawed :trollga:

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Itsbrenda
5 minutes ago, Lord Temptation said:

How about we only remember people that weren’t horrible human beings? Oh that’s right, there aren’t any because people are all flawed :trollga:

I’m not sure enslaving over 80,000 people is just a ‘flaw’... 

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Lord Temptation
Just now, Itsbrenda said:

I’m not sure enslaving over 80,000 people is just a ‘flaw’... 

It’s quite enlightening to learn that people are not cartoon characters. Great heroes can have skeletons in their closet. People can have contradictory behaviour. Gee, who knew?

Or should we teach that people are only black or white?

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