Posted on 10/11/2023 1:44:32 AM PDT by spirited irish
Last week, an 8-foot-tall, golden statue was unveiled atop a New York state courthouse in New York City. It stands alongside several other, older statues of classical design.
According to the artist, Shahzia Sikander, the statue is meant to be a representation of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her support of abortion rights.
This is a statue of a demon. Not only that, it’s OBVIOUSLY a demon, horns and all. It’s like something terrifying from an archeological dig of a civilization that practiced human sacrifice. It is designed to unsettle & spread ugliness. It’s on top of a New York City court house.
“This is a statue of a demon. Not only that, it’s OBVIOUSLY a demon, horns and all. It’s like something terrifying from an archeological dig of a civilization that practiced human sacrifice. It is designed to unsettle & spread ugliness. It’s on top of a New York City court house.” Christopher Bedford on X
The Medusa-like statue was put up shortly after an even more mockable homage to Martin Luther King Jr. was unveiled recently in Boston for MLK Day. What’s going on here?
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this happened in january
There are even statues of baphomet going up. These craven don’t even try to hide it. Notice, too, the “beautiful” famous people dress up like these demons as well. Madonna recently copied this horrible statue’s style.
It’s who lefties are, demons sent from hell.
If you're referring to Chanukkah, it is older than Xmas. And was celebrated by J*sus.
Yep, that’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg, all right!
Kind of what I thought. Maybe the artist has some “sight” and could she Ginsburg for what she really was. /not entirely joking
“Are you the Keymaster?”
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