NYC Moves to Removes Statues of George Washington et al and Works of Art, Create Reparations Task Force Amid Financial Crisis

New York is the most expensive city to live in in America – and its going bankrupt. This is the Democrats answer – go in for the kill of the greatest city in the world. New York was not a slave state and these statues and works of art they wish destroyed (like the cultural annihilation of Mao) is a just means to an end, erasing history, erasing America.

As for slavery, America paid in blood. 750,000 Americans died in the civil war, the only country in human history that fought a war to free slaves. Slavery is an abomination but sadly, a part of human history. Read the Bible. The Jews were enslaved for 400 years. Worse, slavery is widespread today – 20% of the black population of Mauritania are enslaved by Muslims. No one even talks about that. So this isn’t about social justice, this is about dividing and destroying America.

NYC to consider removing statues of George Washington, create reparations task force amid budget cuts

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As New York City cripples under monumental budget cuts due to a migrant crisis straining public resources, the city council is planning to consider a series of measures that would, among other things, remove statues of major historical figures like George Washington and create a reparations task force.

The items are included in New York City’s council agenda for Tuesday, September 19, 2023. The council’s Cultural Affairs Committee will hold a public hearing on a measure to remove works of art on city property that “depict a person who owned enslaved persons or directly benefited economically from slavery, or who participated in systemic crimes against indigenous peoples or other crimes against humanity.”

This criteria would include figures like America’s first president George Washington, Dutch governor and New York settler Peter Stuyvesant, as well as Christopher Columbus – all of whom have statues throughout the city.

If the Public Design Commission (PDC) determined not to remove the work of art, then it would be required to include a plan to install an “explanatory plaque” next to the work of art. The proposal would also require PDC to consult with the Department of Education to install plaques on sidewalks or other public space adjacent to schools named after a person that fits the criteria.

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