Atlanta City Council Endorses Vandalizing Stone Mountain

Atlanta City Council formally asks Gov. Nathan Deal to vandalize Stone Mountain

By Hunter Wallace

Predictably, outrage ensues:

“The Atlanta City Council has passed a resolution which calls on Georgia’s governor to consider adding new faces alongside those already carved into the granite of Stone Mountain.

The 9-2 vote asks Gov. Nathan Deal to establish a committee to examine the possibility of adding famous Georgians such as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. or President Jimmy Carter to the rock, which currently bears the images of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson.

The resolution does not contain any language demanding the removal of the carvings already on the mountain, though Councilman Ivory Young spoke at length about his desire to see the current carving altered or removed entirely to end the glorification of what he referred to as terrorists, WSB-TV reports. …”

Here’s a swell idea: why don’t we dig up MLK from his grave in Atlanta or go full ISIS and blow up the statue of MaoLK on the National Mall in Washington, DC? That’s essentially what the black community is proposing in Memphis and Atlanta and people are shocked that Atlanta city councilmen are receiving “violent threats” in their email.

Note: Once again, politicians are pandering to anti-Southern sentiment in the black community, and their fanning the flames is causing the situation to spiral out of control. We only report the news here. We see a dangerous climate of anti-Southern hate that continues to escalate.

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12 Comments

  1. It’s not enough to only see this in terms of an attack on the South. No, this is white genocide.

  2. “Here’s a swell idea: why don’t we dig up MLK from his grave in Atlanta or go full ISIS and blow up the statue of MaoLK on the National Mall in Washington, DC? That’s essentially what the black community is proposing in Memphis and Atlanta and people are shocked that Atlanta city councilmen are receiving “violent threats” in their email.”

    Well its obvious the anti-White left cannot coexist with the White community, since they never stop attacking us.

  3. Utter overconfidence, yes. They win one battle, thinking they’d got the entire war.

    I really, really wish these asshats would read up on history:

    “A military man can scarcely pride himself on having ‘smitten a sleeping enemy’; it is more a matter of shame, simply, for the one smitten. I would rather you made your appraisal after seeing what the enemy does, since it is certain that, angered and outraged, he will soon launch a determined counterattack.” – Adm. Isoruku Yamamoto. (Yeah, the one who staged the attack on Pearl…)

    Hence, all this BS may well yield a little something they think impossible….

  4. About the time the term “anti-white” is interjected into the so called mainstream debate their free ride of whip the helpless old reactionaries will be over.

    I wish the people on my side weren’t so helpless rhetorically, but I understand that the scam artists who have run Conservative Inc. just absolutely refuse to update their scripts.

  5. What a shame that the Japanese fellow who said that failed to survive the war.

    Seems like a high quality person.

  6. How was Lee a Terrorist?

    See how the nog misuses language.

    Lee was a conventional Napoleonic type of general. Terrorism? The army he commanded was too gentlemanly.

  7. What a shame that the Japanese fellow who said that failed to survive the war.
    Seems like a high quality person.

    The reason Yamamoto did not survive the war was that the sleeping giant he referred to made a determined search during the war to find him. They did, and sent a flight of American fighter pilots to shoot his plane down. They did just that and he was dead.

  8. Hunter’s point is well made, y’all: Someone’s gonna get very pissy and…..

    I forget who said it, but it goes like this: “Faith can move a mountain, but anger can move the masses.”

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