Yeah, very true

I do

Is it generally shitlib territory?

Well I moved 20 min outside of town last fall

Always best to be about 20 minutes from the city lol

You know the city has always been Dem run but it's gotten fucking horrible in the last 5 years

I used to live less than 5min from Lee Park

It's not being taken over by hostile commies

It's pretty fucking awful, actually

If you look at it on a political map it's a very dark blue amongst a sea of red. Strange little place, but it was a great place to grow up. Then we made a few lists on best place to live, raise a family etc and all hell broke loose.

Interesting. It may be able to be saved one day.

Anything happen with that guy cutting the tarp down?

Or was he unable to?

He didn't but people got it all the way down on Sunday

It went.m back up on Monday

It will come back down

Haha nice

Some patriots there I guess

Plenty

We probably woke up a few more

I overslept my alarm bc I watched the fight the night before

Hoping the city leadership actually gets sued.

And we will return

We should just get another permit and not announce publicly.

This time have speeches

Yeah - well working on the lawsuit

There is a hearing about the statues tomorrow too

Isn't there a council they have to to through anyway?

To even remove them?

I know this is the case in Lexington

Pfft the council have all changed their votes to unanimously remove them

I mean some outside military history council

But they're fighting it with the deed to the land and the law about war memorials

No-

Unfortunately not

Lexington has this protection

They're being stopped right bow by a judge

Doubt they can make them vote against it seeing as that's their job

The case is based on the fact that the deeds to the land were based upon the statues being there

Oh shit

The land was given to the city by the Mcintire family