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I wasn't really referencing the US statue-pulling-down because that's a lot more fraught and convoluted. It was more the thing with Cabot in my home town of Bri
by marcus_holmes 5y ago
I wasn't really referencing the US statue-pulling-down because that's a lot more fraught and convoluted. It was more the thing with Cabot in my home town of Bristol (UK).
But fair criticism, it's not an equivalence. I was struggling to find a decent example.
Though I can totally see a PETA stunt of pulling down a statue of Elvis because he ate meat.
- smogcutter 5y ago> Though I can totally see a PETA stunt of pulling down a statue of Elvis because he ate meat. Oh most definitely. I get it, and I really debated whether it was worth posting and opening the whole can of worms. From an American POV, I figured the can was already cracked and it was worth airing it out all the way rather than let it sit. It’s a sore spot. Gotta say I think the wider point about how things we take for granted today may be viewed in the future is a good one, and can be applied across our social/economic relations. I for one hope to be considered a barbarian by our ancestors.