"I was more commenting on the, I guess, minority that goes out of their way to get offended by the statues."
They're not THAT much of a minority. And remember, number one was "What does the community want?" New Orleans wanted to move its stature of Robere E. Lee as did Charlottsville. Some people flipped without understanding what was going to be done or recognizing that these communities didn't want them on display like that any more.
That said, there has been some vandalism and I don't know that it'll get properly recognized as vandalism, let alone punished.
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"I was more commenting on the, I guess, minority that goes out of their way to get offended by the statues."
They're not THAT much of a minority. And remember, number one was "What does the community want?" New Orleans wanted to move its stature of Robere E. Lee as did Charlottsville. Some people flipped without understanding what was going to be done or recognizing that these communities didn't want them on display like that any more.
That said, there has been some vandalism and I don't know that it'll get properly recognized as vandalism, let alone punished.