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Related: About this forumCatching the name- Stone Mountain. I had no idea of it's existence until...
visiting a friend in Athens, GA back in '75. Only saw it from a distance. Woah! While not saying anything I did find it offensive.
Some various comments on some other issues sometime back [sorry for extreme vagueness!] was along the lines that: in Europe you don't see statues dedicated to the defeated in wars (in which ever country/ies).
Went to the web page... 'fun for families". Heh, well a whole bunch of white families.
While keeping the geological marvel that it is... erasing Lee & others off it's face would be fine by me. I suppose a looong way off.
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Catching the name- Stone Mountain. I had no idea of it's existence until... (Original Post)
electric_blue68
15 hrs ago
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I've driven by a couple of times, it is offensive to me. I see it as a monument to slavery...
wcmagumba
15 hrs ago
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wcmagumba
(6,717 posts)1. I've driven by a couple of times, it is offensive to me. I see it as a monument to slavery...
electric_blue68
(27,502 posts)4. No kidding! Horrific.
Ocelot II
(131,502 posts)2. Yeah, it's kind of Mount Rushmore for white supremacists.
Of course, Mount Rushmore, a/k/a Tȟuŋkáila ákpe, desecrates Lakota land.
electric_blue68
(27,502 posts)3. Heh!
I've visited The Black Hills/Paha Sapa back in '80.