Trump-Epstein Statue Back on the National Mall

[silverscreenselect]

I know Flock is excited to hear this. A statue (or, more precisely statues) of Donald Trump and his good friend Jeffrey Epstein has been returned to its place of honor on the National Mall, directly in front of the U.S. Capitol. The U.S. Park Service removed the statue last week for alleged permit violations, but the owners have apparently resolved whatever issues they had with the Park Service. The statue is now titled: "Why Can't We Be Friends?" and the plaque underneath it says it celebrates ""the long-lasting bond between President Donald J. Trump and his 'closest friend,' Jeffrey Epstein." Unfortunately, the permit for the statue is only valid through October 6, but that should give Flock plenty of time to hightail it up to DC to have selfies taken of himself with his buddies.

I hope someone finds a permanent place of honor for the statue, perhaps next to a statue of a Civil War traitor that Trump has directed to be returned. (And for Flock, who throws around the word "traitor" to refer to James Comey or anyone else he doesn't like, those Confederate military leaders actually were traitors against the U.S., according to the definition in the U.S. Criminal Code.)

https://www.vpm.org/npr-news/npr-news/2 ... pt-removal

[Beebs52]

I must say this statue is fucked up. When did this originate?

[silverscreenselect]

I must say this statue is fucked up. When did this originate?

The statue was originally installed September 22 (Monday) and removed on the 24th and partly dismantled by the Park Service. The owners reassembled it and replaced it yesterday. A group called the "Secret Handshake" has claimed ownership of the statue. The statue is 12 feet tall (I think that includes the pedestal), and the figures are made of wood, foam, and wire which were then spray painted.

[tlynn78]

I must say this statue is fucked up. When did this originate?

In the sickness pervasive with a certain segment of society.

[flockofseagulls104]

I know Flock is excited to hear this. A statue (or, more precisely statues) of Donald Trump and his good friend Jeffrey Epstein has been returned to its place of honor on the National Mall, directly in front of the U.S. Capitol. The U.S. Park Service removed the statue last week for alleged permit violations, but the owners have apparently resolved whatever issues they had with the Park Service. The statue is now titled: "Why Can't We Be Friends?" and the plaque underneath it says it celebrates ""the long-lasting bond between President Donald J. Trump and his 'closest friend,' Jeffrey Epstein." Unfortunately, the permit for the statue is only valid through October 6, but that should give Flock plenty of time to hightail it up to DC to have selfies taken of himself with his buddies.

I hope someone finds a permanent place of honor for the statue, perhaps next to a statue of a Civil War traitor that Trump has directed to be returned. (And for Flock, who throws around the word "traitor" to refer to James Comey or anyone else he doesn't like, those Confederate military leaders actually were traitors against the U.S., according to the definition in the U.S. Criminal Code.)

https://www.vpm.org/npr-news/npr-news/2 ... pt-removal

Why is every point you try to make directed at me? You trying to prove something to me? I have already stated that if Trump did something with Epstein, don't you think the swamp would have used it, since they had the info all this time?

[silverscreenselect]

I must say this statue is fucked up. When did this originate?

In the sickness pervasive with a certain segment of society.

By that, I assume you mean Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

[tlynn78]

I must say this statue is fucked up. When did this originate?

In the sickness pervasive with a certain segment of society.

By that, I assume you mean Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein.

And you'd be wrong.