Indianapolis is like 250 miles north of the Confederacy. How the heck does it have a Confederate monument? Nuts.
Barr: “Of course I mentioned there are other non-Antifa groups besides Antifa, and it’s not just Antifa, but also Antifa. Antifa Antifa Antifa.”
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Motivated by
ok im tearing up
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There is a Confederate Veterans’ Memorial in Seattle. It was built in the 1920’s. It’s not really about the Confederacy.
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This is mostly because despite the loud outcry over this, the majority are also on the police’s side. A lot of protestors will forget about this sooner rather than later and go back to life as a white person unbothered by the police in their everyday lives.
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It’s, uh, in Indiana: Birthplace of the KKK revival in the 1920s.
Indiana is an honorary Confederate state.
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The rioting interfered with the governments agenda, you don’t say
Yeah governors are on the police side because olds are on the police side and youngs don’t vote.
We have to get young people voting , especially in primaries, if we actually want change.
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They got this shit everywhere, and sometimes it just keeps coming back…
The sudden move… came nearly 71 years after it was taken down the first time… Back then, the impetus came from a group of Union Army veterans…
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Easy now.
Well if we don’t identify ourselves in prisons why the fuck would we out here, pleb.
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She’s so close there at the end, but yet so far.
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He was viewed as responsible for reviving the Klan and widening its base, and considered the most powerful man in Indiana".[1] He had close relationships with numerous Indiana politicians, especially Governor [Edward L. Jackson]
We’re at code red! Murkowski is deeply concerned!
