[RasterMaster]

Nicole D. Blake, who identified herself as an African American attorney from Auburn, was sickened, too, but only by the fact that what she sees as a symbol of hate could stand so long.

"It would appear that the desecration in question symbolizes the fact that Seattle diversity does not accommodate glorification of the Confederacy. And that would seem to be a good thing," she said. "It's not the desecration but the sentiment: that the Confederacy does not exist anymore and yet is revered like the stench of a long-dead rock star."

Ed Werner was just one who said that, while he does not condone vandalism, "decent people should be more appalled that such a memorial was constructed in the first place."

These two a$$clowns are the only "symbols of hate" in this article.

[gidget7]

"These two a$$clowns are the only "symbols of hate" in this article."





These clowns are not content to make their world PC, they want to make history PC too. Ridiculous, history is what it is, leave it alone. The whole purpose of knowing history is a mute point to these types.

[reagandemo]

I bet both of them would be more than honored to be a part of a committee to erect a statue of Kurt Cobain in memory of the drug addled musician who blew his brains out. Seattle's honored son.

[Colt .45]

"Why, Curtis wondered, should we feel badly that a "monument to racists has been destroyed? A monument to racist scum who went off to fight for an evil system? The notion is obscene," he said."

I'm sure this hammerhead flies the Hammer and Sickle over his property.