Removing Confederate Statues with Some Modicum of Respect and Those Wild and Crazy State Senators

AUGUST 19, 2020


**  Supes (county supervisors) decide on final site for Confederate statue.  (Columbus, Lowndes County, Mississippi.    It was in front of the courthouse and now will be moved to city-owned Friendship Cemetery where it will mark graves of Confederates buried there.  Much effort went into this.  Too bad Sad Richmond couldn't have done this before the governor and mayor went ballistic.)

**  'Not a good look':  Rep.  Wilkes says posting  photo of Confederate flag was accident.  (Mississippi State Rep. Stacey Hobgood-Wilkes, R.)

**  State senator charged with 'injury' to Confederate monument. (Virginia.  Louise Lucas, D.)

**  Detailed plans in place for careful removal of Lee statue.  (Sad Richmond.  Surprisingly, it will be removed carefully and seemingly with respect.  Hopefully out of sight of BLMer and their white minion eyesight.  It is hard to believe that the state governor (who stands reelection in 2021) would develop a heart.)

**  (Now, once the Lee statue is removed from the former Monument Avenue in Sad Richmond, only two statues will remain that need to be removed.  The Arthur Ashe statue needs to be moved somewhere else to a prominent spot and that statue in front of the art museum needs to be moved inside.)

There Should Not be Any Statues on the Former Monument Avenue.  Turn the area into a public park.  --Old Secesh