Posted on 12/26/2014 7:13:37 PM PST by Olog-hai
A makeshift memorial to Michael Brown has been restored by his supporters, after it was apparently hit by a car.
Social media reports about damage to the memorial started early Friday. Supporters were out before dawn rebuilding the memorial.
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Pretty funny
Michael Brown memorial middle of the street trash pile.
Personally I much prefer the Antonio Martin parking lot shrine.
Sorta like the whole thing about Michael Brown.
was the box of cigars he stole the centerpiece of the memorial?
The drive drove by, read “Hands Up”, and...
Traffic cone with Devo hat needed!!!
Looks like it got smashed up pretty good. Maybe next time there won’t be anything left but tire tracks. “That was a Memorial? I thought it was a pile of old Christmas Trees and Gift Wrap! Well, it was unlicensed anyway.”
What I find upsetting is this.....people coming out of the woodwork to say the latest shooting (the one near Ferguson) is nothing at all like the Brown shooting. They all seem to be saying the officer in this latest shooting was justified (AND HE WAS) but that officer Wilson was not??? WTH
Officer Wilson was just as justified as the officer that shot the guy that had a gun.
These people are living in some kind of bizarre fantasy world.
If they had the brains to do it they could go through the legal processes to have the street declared abandoned and then they can raise the money to have a statue commissioned. I don’t care what they do but I don’t want to pay for it.
The Mike Browns of the world would take greater pleasure in erecting a monument that WAS in clear and obvious violation of the laws. For some of the die-hards, to cooperate with Society’s restrictions would be a sell out, sort of kow towing to The White Man or The System. Yes, it is a dumb way to think, but I would bet that is the prevailing attitude at this point.
When a memorial becomes roadkill, is it appropriate to build a memorial to the memorial?
Caterpillar tracks aren’t affected by those.
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