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History is not there for you to like or dislike. It is there for you to learn from it. And if it offends you, ever better. Because then you are less likely to repeat it. It’s not yours to erase or destroy. It belongs to all of us.

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The First Crime Minister Of Canada

Not to be diluted in any way but a leader should always be there for its citizens and not the other way around, Sir John A Mcdonald was an extremely vicious leader of Canada and he used his authority to its maximum extent, and all we got out of it was a rail road, what about the Chinese lives that were sacrificed in order for his dream, should I even mention the head tax implementations on them aswell...or the starved and already beaten members of Canadas 1st nation inhabitants for which he thought was a great idea to not only…
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Hi I belive this is just a way to cancel culture and city caving to the few that want statues removed for something that happened many years ago who ever these people are keep canceling Dewdney ave Davin school and others also what about Chinese and railroad how many die no complaints I have two Cree kids and it doesn't effect them in anyway its historyKEEP STATUE WHERE IT IS

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