Does “make America great again” not imply a desire to return to the past?

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Anonymous #4 4d

National parks often display historical memorials

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Anonymous #4 4d

There are many national parks on historic grounds. Why are you okay with the removal of history?

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Anonymous #5 4d

they're gonna say slavery wasn't that bad and they're happy trump is stopping them from "telling lies" about it, been that exact discourse for weeks now

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Anonymous #4 4d

I assume it works similarly to how some of the South Carolina’s state parks work. Here, a few rice plantations were converted into parks and reserves because the loch systems in the fields are great for controlling flooding. As such, most of these parks have at the bare minimum a plague memorializing the slaves who lived there.

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No, your disgusting ilk are the ones constantly trying to hide history and repeat it.

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Anonymous #4 4d

because american history happens on american geography 👍

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Anonymous total_liberation 4d

Why are you just declaring slavery as the period in time in which “MAGA” refers to? You say this shit all the time and never justify yourself with reasoning so if you wholeheartedly believe it, explain what Trump has done this term and his last term that DIRECTLY implies he has any desire to bring back slavery. This post of yours doesn’t

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

No period he could be referring to is a good answer

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

Also Trump supports forced prison labor which is slavery. Slavery never really ended

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

Does the “again” refer to the 2000s, when we were constantly at war, or the 1990s and 80s, when we were constantly at war, or the 70s and 60s, when not every American had equal rights, or the 50s and 40s, when not every American had equal rights and when we were constantly at war or the 30s and 20s when not every American had equal rights and we were in a depression, or the 1890s and 10s, when only cis white men had rights and we were dying from disease (and constantly at war)

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Anonymous total_liberation 4d

The period in time maga refers to is probably one in which liberals weren’t forcing a narrative on POC and other minority groups that they’re less than the rest of society! Or in which liberals weren’t sitting on their big lazy asses collecting unemployment! The list goes on. Slavery has ended. Prison labor is arguably necessary in regard to reintegration. 13% of the population committing 60% of murders is a prime example that it’s not a race issue it’s a community issue

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

Thank you for revealing yourself

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

I think you'd have a better existence if you were born in the late 1700s Unfortunately it's 2025 and you just come across as a hugely bigoted weirdo

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

Can someone come get their mom?

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Anonymous #13 4d

Not glorifying racist POSs is not erasing history.

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Anonymous #10 4d

No one was glorifying them. They were there to show our history

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Anonymous #13 4d

Nope, they were there to glorify.

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Anonymous #10 4d

Ok

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Anonymous #13 4d

The statues were not erected during the actual Confederate period. They are not historical artifacts from that time. Statues serve the purpose of revering certain figures as representative of community values or as having had significant POSITIVE effects on history.

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Anonymous #4 4d

This kind of ignorance should be embarrassing. Such a shame that it’s so normalized.

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

Your conception of the past is a fantasy that never existed. And your conception of the present is a myth that has been sold to you by fascist propaganda.

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Anonymous #14 4d

Ditto

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Anonymous womenfortrump 4d

I never gave you any insight into how I viewed the past or present. Your search for a smart comeback went up in flames.

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