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Indians are trash

Better off if there was none

Gerald Stanley - making sask great again

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A statue does not change history.

I am for the statue being taken down. Yes, it is history. But history is in our books. A statue is meant to idolize someone and how can we idolize someone who has done wrong by our people? It is understandable that he has also done good but that does not excuse the bad. It is a statue that should be removed.
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Take them all down

Just as well take down the Louis Riel statue, it is offensive to me to have statue honoring a rebel. While we are at it, no public buildings, streets or anything else named after anyone, white, black, first nation. To heck with trying to honor anyone, no one is perfect. Sound absurd? I agree, tell these social idiots to pound sand.

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