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Kid Berwyn

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17. That is all true, too.
Sun Jul 5, 2026, 06:08 PM
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Two illustrative examples, of my point, using the United States colony (or territory) of Puerto Rico:

GOP policy is dehumanization, a NAZI approach.



Please contrast with times before a hurricane knocked out power for a year, and before FEMA and the Wall Street penured the Commonwealth.

DEM policy in JFK’s administration was equality, a democratic approach.



A meaningful performance. The Spanish cellist Pablo Casals headlined the 1961 state dinner that the Kennedys held for Luis Muñoz Marín, the governor of Puerto Rico. Casals lived in Puerto Rico at the time because he opposed the dictatorship in Spain. One of the songs he performed, “Song of the Birds,” is a Catalan Christmas carol that, according to the Kennedy Presidential Library, symbolized Spain as well as Casals’ feelings for hope and freedom.

Source: https://stories.state.gov/dinner-is-served/dance/pablo-casals/

Ideas, like culture and Constitution, need all manner of support. The nations which actively and consistently support its arts and artists, like Canada and Denmark, are not only more successful economically, they are happier places than those which don’t, like NAZI Germany and North Korea. Just sayin’.

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Suggestion - carve his likeness into the side of Bandini Mountain Jerry2144 Sunday #3
link Jerry2144 Sunday #4
Yes, l remember those! 😆 nt Raine Sunday #20
The mountain is suitable for carving his likness into Jerry2144 Sunday #22
The Crazy Horse monument is amazing Bayard Sunday #5
Crazy horse has nothing to do with the government. It's a for profit business. Melon Sunday #6
Art Helps Civilization Move Forward Kid Berwyn Sunday #11
But the government has zero to do with crazy horse. Melon Sunday #13
That is all true, too. Kid Berwyn Sunday #17
More appropriate to add him the Stone Mountain, GA--with the other confederates...n/t hlthe2b Sunday #7
Carve him onto the horses ass ornotna Sunday #15
How about no more false idols. Melon Sunday #8
Why lend credulity to the idea? It's not possible Maru Kitteh Sunday #9
how about we stop carving up mountains altogether? WhiskeyGrinder Sunday #10
And restore these mountains as best we can to a natural state. hunter Sunday #21
Seconded. It's just arrogance and the need to "control" nature. harumph Monday #23
And don't even think of a Crazy Donald statue. Sneederbunk Sunday #12
The article I referenced. Why would they ever finish it? Melon Sunday #14
Nothing CAN be added to Mt. Rushmore. It cannot hold another face. Just ask any park ranger out there. Greybnk48 Sunday #16
I don't remember a horse's ass being part of the planned sculpture. valleyrogue Sunday #18
Add Trump to the Confederate high-relief carving at Stone Mountain Park in Georgia. sop Sunday #19
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