Posted on 06/30/2020 4:13:46 AM PDT by C19fan
When New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy tweeted a picture of him observing a moment of silence in honor of George Floyd earlier this month, people were quick to point out that he was doing it from behind a desk that was engraved with the name of Woodrow Wilson.
Some found the image ironic because Murphy was remembering the unjust death of a Black man while sitting at a desk that once belonged to Wilson, a former New Jersey governor and US president who defended segregation and slavery.
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Glad to hear - this has ended systemic racism.
Oh, wait, you mean that didn’t end racism? Next!
Yeah that damn desk has cause nothing but trouble! Hows crime and employment in the state? Be better now that you got rid of the ‘racist’ desk!
This is beyond sad and disturbing. Oh yeah and F all you anti-white and anti-West aholes.
He wouldn't happen to be just another RACIST democRATic....would he?
Wilson was a leftist dick.( but also probably a dem racist of his era the democrats were the original slave holder racists)
So many reasons NOT to sit behind his desk.
Is he still using the land that belonged to the Delaware tribe?
COOTIES!
Just so silly.
Sleepy Joe said it best - "We choose Truth over Facts!"
And Truth is whatever you want it to be today.
The Bat-signal isn’t strong enough. Light up the Virtue Signal!
What reason did he give for not using Wilson’s desk? Racist or incompetent.....or both?
Sure, yeah, that’s going to solve the world’s problems.
Wait a minute. Now they’re purging furniture? That’s so unfair. The desk should at least be given the opportunity to apologize for its past behavior.
Tell Murphy that Wilson invented toilet paper, viagra and Preparation H.
Virtue signaling. Wadda moron.
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