State of Emergency in Charlottsville

So...if some people in Trafford put up a large monument of Adolf Hitler in Altrincham, Sale or Broad Heath, that would be okay with you?

Curious why you asked me to comment on the Trafford area,however

Hitler was not a statesman of the UK therefore I am sure the people in the area as a majority would oppose the erection of a monument to a monster,however if the Germans chose to erect such a monument in his homeland I would have to choose if I wanted to visit the area of the erection. Having made the choice you live by your decision.
People that visit these shores and indeed any shores will know the history,will know the Geography,will know the culture and make the choice once they have made the choice they cannot bleat about what they see,equally to many if you dont like the area you live in move on!

Are you suggesting we do not honour "Our Glorious dead"

It very much depends on who they are. Not just anybody.

Those who gave their lives so we enjoy the freedom that we have today.They gave their lives!

Part of that "freedom" is to disagree and change things we don't like as I said in a previous post a lot of the decisions in the states are made by democratically elected Republicans

change what we dont like by democratic paths.........simples

Neither was
Cecil Rhodes

Which

Which Cecil Rhodes?

this one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecil_Rhodes#Historiography_and_memory

Born in Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire, I might be wrong with my geography but I am pretty sure Hertfordshire is in the UK.
Unless someone's moved it because they didn't like it!

The point was that he was not ,in your words, a Statesman of the UK

and your point is?

You mean like Robert E Lee?

I watched a TV interview by an Hispanic female interviewer of a well known kkk member. When that said member realised who was interviewing him he became verbally aggressive and racially abusive, referring to her as a n1gg@r. I am glad my Filipina wife was not conducting that interview.



It is these types of individual that are jumping on the back of and aligning themselves with the Confederate General monuments with the approval of some.

@Bowler good little boy

Oh yes he was! He was (arguably) a statesman and he was "of the UK", ie British. What bit of that don't you understand?

Of course Adolf to, no doubt related to the qUEEN

It's Queen!

see the spelling