Should the TSBD be demolished?

[Jerry Freeman]

Babbitt was trying to overthrow the US government? Using what, her bare hands?

No. Apparently, she had a whip [to make the cops submit to her will!] also, her friends had brought weapons of mess destruction.

[Jerry Freeman]

It must have been back in the 80s or so. I can't find any link. Anyway, some Dallas city counsel guy said that he thinks the TSBD [which had fallen into disuse] should be torn down because he thought that it was a "shrine to Oswald". His idea [obviously] got no support.
Today it is a rip off 6th floor museum and county offices.

[Gerry Down]

It must have been back in the 80s or so. I can't find any link. Anyway, some Dallas city counsel guy said that he thinks the TSBD [which had fallen into disuse] should be torn down because he thought that it was a "shrine to Oswald". His idea [obviously] got no support.
Today it is a rip off 6th floor museum and county offices.

Often the buildings in which notorious killers have killed people get torn down to stop people visiting them. It wouldn't have been unusual if the TSBD building had been demolished too.

[Bill Chapman]

They don't wear the hood anymore. Not since Gramps' day (note Klan outfit on lap).

But their heads are still pointed.

[Richard Smith]

I was giving it a rest. My last blackface post was 15 days ago. Racism seems prevalent in your thoughts and maybe even on your conscience, so you keep dredging it up.

Rick is doing a commendable job denying the Republicans' gas-lighting of recent events and pleas to dismiss Trump's "absolutes" phraseology as just locker-room talk.

Giving it a rest entails posting a picture of the Trump family on a thread about the TSBD and claiming they have some association to the KKK?  Unreal.  And racism is prevalent in my thoughts?  LOL.  This from the same hypocrite who defends blackface as a "youthful indiscretion."  Here is a simple suggestion.  Keep this looney spombleprofglidnoctobunse off this board and take it to the off topic section if you feel the need to discuss current politics.   

[Bill Chapman]

@Trump arse-kissers

Trump said there was 'a lot of love' at the Capitol on January 6. One of the cops testifying at the Insurrection Hearing today, who was fkn' nearly killed while defending the seat of government, remarked 'I'm still recovering from all those hugs and kisses'

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BONUS
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If you support Trump,
You might be a redneck

[Bill Chapman]

Re masks, as of just now on CNN, a guy (who was not vaccinated and wore no mask himself apparently) got COVID when somebody with no mask coughed right in his face, had to get a double-lung transplant.

Of course these people are just actors and the whole thing is faked..

[Bill Chapman]

Apparently you consider Ashli Babbitt being "murdered" and deserving of a statue more on-topic.

Many believe Fred Trump was arrested in costume at a NYC Klan march. And an out-of-court settlement was all that prevented the Trumps from being convicted of "red-lining".

    "In 1973, the U.S. Department of Justice sued Trump Management,
     Donald Trump and his father Fred, for discrimination against African
     Americans in their renting practices.

     Testers from the New York City Human Rights Division had found that
     prospective black renters at Trump buildings were told there were no
     apartments available, while prospective White renters were offered
     apartments at the same buildings. During the investigation four of
     Trump's agents admitted to using a "C" (for "colored") or "9" code to
     label Black applicants and stated that they were told their company
     "discouraged rental to blacks" or that they were "not allowed to rent to
     black tenants," and that prospective Black renters should be sent to the
     central office while White renters could have their applications accepted
     on site. Three doormen testified to being told to discourage prospective
     Black renters by lying about the rental prices or claiming no vacancies
     were available. A settlement was reached in 1975 where Trump agreed
     to familiarize himself with the Fair Housing Act, take out ads stating that
     Black renters were welcome, give a list of vacancies to the Urban League
     on a weekly basis, and allow the Urban League to present qualified
     candidates for 20% of vacancies in properties that were less than 10%
     non-White.

     Elyse Goldweber, the Justice Department lawyer tasked with taking 
     Trump's deposition, has stated that during a coffee break Trump said
     to her directly, "You know, you don't want to live with them either."

     The Trump Organization was sued again in 1978 for violating terms of
     the 1975 settlement by continuing to refuse to rent to black tenants;"

          — Wikipedia ( Link )

And that's the tip of the iceberg.

The raft video clip is suspiciously cropped and brief; for all anyone knows, the group was doing "Lord of the Flies". The Drama Club "Day-O" and Arabian Nights Gala "Aladdin" pictures show a specific character, not a stereotype. And definitely not an Amos 'n' Andy skit nor discrimination against black renters.

Trudeau was in his 20s. By contrast, Trump was 59 in the "bus tape" when he made those degrading and hateful remarks about women.

BTW, if you're going to keep using my location against me, how about giving us your own: the states you grew up and where you currently live?

Speaking of spombleprofglidnoctobunse, did someone craap in your Corn Flakes?

How about no more Babbitt being lionized and Loony-Tunes claims of "Trump vaccine"?

'Tip of the iceberg' joke time:

A Titanic tour guide, pointing out features of the new ship, goes on about the big ballroom, swimming pool, great food, bowling alleys, etc etc... and finishes with 'And that's just the tip of the iceberg!'

Note: I forget the name of the comedian who wrote this joke
Update: Andy Kindler