"But if I’m not walking around all day thinking about the history of lynchings in the south,..."
That's just it. If you're not spending every waking moment working to atone for the legacy of racial injustice and violence in the South, then you're just as bad as the murderous lynching parties.
Personally I'm about 50/50 that Jason knew exactly what he was doing, and picked the Maury County courthouse in a deliberate attempt to exploit the Streisand effect to his benefit...
"But it’s in Pulaski Tennessee, which is literally the actual founding location of the Ku Klux Klan", founded by and as the thug enforcement arm of the Democratic Party.
I can’t visit right now, anyway. We’re only 14 miles from the border, so have our own problems. I’m sorry, not that border. The California border. :-)))
I always enjoyed my visits to Tennessee. After this historical lesson has made it to my front door I can think of nothing else but to…cancel Tennessee! I’m kinda wondering when we’re gonna get around to canceling J. Edgar’s name on public building(s). :-)))
Top Ten Most Picturesque Tennessee Courthouses by Lynching History
That first one looks like a watercolor painting. That's honestly kinda cool looking.
Only dogs and Democrats can hear dog whistles.
"But if I’m not walking around all day thinking about the history of lynchings in the south,..."
That's just it. If you're not spending every waking moment working to atone for the legacy of racial injustice and violence in the South, then you're just as bad as the murderous lynching parties.
Personally I'm about 50/50 that Jason knew exactly what he was doing, and picked the Maury County courthouse in a deliberate attempt to exploit the Streisand effect to his benefit...
"But it’s in Pulaski Tennessee, which is literally the actual founding location of the Ku Klux Klan", founded by and as the thug enforcement arm of the Democratic Party.
I can’t visit right now, anyway. We’re only 14 miles from the border, so have our own problems. I’m sorry, not that border. The California border. :-)))
I always enjoyed my visits to Tennessee. After this historical lesson has made it to my front door I can think of nothing else but to…cancel Tennessee! I’m kinda wondering when we’re gonna get around to canceling J. Edgar’s name on public building(s). :-)))