In the words of Tucker93 above:

Update: it’s unanimous now, they all resigned.

They don’t care how it ends. They want to get their’s now. Their Ayn Rand hard ons make their decisions.

Unsolicited advice from someone who survived a very necessary estrangement from her own mother: beware of anyone who attempts to convince you that you should be able to look past this. I wish someone had told me 20 years ago that “blood is not thicker than safety.” Thank you and good luck.

That was a film adaptation of historical events, not a documentary. Jeez.

Please stay safe!

https://www.splcenter.org/20170814/ten-ways-fight-hate-community-response-guide-wp

Also! And more apt this week than ever:

Comtext matters. Nobody goes to the temple of Bel today and performs child sacrifices, or fondly remembers the days when people could. It’s also a significant archaeological site, not a modern and cheaply made monument whose sole purpose is to inspire fear in children and pride in sacrificial cultists.

Most of these statues were put in place well after the civil war, during the Jim Crow era. Many were erected during the 20th century, and were there to praise the treason of the confederacy, as well as remind African decedents that they were once treated as property.

To be honest we all know what he really is...