Posted on 02/02/2022 1:56:47 PM PST by artichokegrower
The installation of a commemorative bell in downtown Gilroy last week was intended to mark the city's 150-year anniversary, but it's instead become the center of a feud over race and history.
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Is making minorities take the vaccine a symbol of white supremacy?
Do you let your 3 year old run the house?
“all the chapel bells were ringing in the village town”
The Three Bells by the Browns
These people are so damn ignorant. No one forced the natives on to the mission grounds. The missions offered food, safety, an education & shelter. In exchange the jesuits exposed them to Catholicism. On the other hand the jesuits could not help being white.
Not the bell that’s racist, just The Bell Curve.
White people invented the bell?
Well, just about that and everything else except maybe the blow gun.
Post of the day - you win the Internet!
To Retardicrats.
Taco Bell... racist!
I thought gunpowder and pasta, among other things, were invented by the Chinese. The zero was invented by the Mayans. Etc. Etc.
Realize it was the Spanish who had missions in California. All these Spanish surnamed people are taking about their ancestors
Kalifornia? How predictable!
If Mexicans are considered Brown then certainly the Spaniards should be too
‘We need to quit caving to the most whiney voice in the room.’
well then, we need to stop allowing females’ spheres of influence to keep growing exponentially...
do you think this has any chance of happening...?
For whom the Bell tolls...
It tolls not for thee...
Gilroy. Bay Area city? Come on. 80 miles from SF. 30 from San Jose.
Spaniards - white.
But Thank God its still legal to take a dump on the streets of downtown SF
Based on the behavior of most kids I see these days, that would be a yes.
Not in the metmom house though.
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