Specter wrote:disintegration wrote:
yeah, the statue shouldn't have been there in the first place, glad it got thrown in the docks
a really powerfull move, since many of the slaves found their death by drowning.
like imagening a statue of hitler or mussolini in the town, would those be defended too and the bbbbbut history argument isn't good either, a statue is something to honor a person, not to remember history.
if you absolutely want to preserve it, put it in a museum surrounded by the stories and pictures of their victims, in a context to show how horrible they were.
the issue with keeping the statues in museums is that it basically offers a gathering circle for the exact same hate groups, except now the statue is preserved and kept safe so it can't be taken down the same way it was in public
if the statues are shown in a museum at all, it needs to be in photographs alongside the tools and instruments that were used on slaves, not in a complete piece
yea thats a good point, then it's more associated with the actual events and not "glorified"