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This feels utterly symbolic and pointless, and part of a modern and misguided need to right the wrongs of the past (which is not actually possible to do) rather
by everdrive 3y ago
This feels utterly symbolic and pointless, and part of a modern and misguided need to right the wrongs of the past (which is not actually possible to do) rather than just continuing to the make the present and future better.
- notnaut 3y agoAgreed that symbolic moves like this are often release valves for the pressure that ought to be applied to improving things really, but the pearl clenching about the loss of some remarkable piece of history in this thread is the hilarious mirror on the topic. It’s certainly meaningful to acknowledge the past and alter the way we celebrate it, including by deciding the things we take forward with us.