Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park ‘Heyer Memorial’ After Woman’s Death

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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

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What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Littering; if not outright vandalism. She should be charged.
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?




It's somewhat embarrassing that we had a memorial to victims of Islamic terrorism just over a decade after 9/11, yet it wasn't until 1993 that President Clinton commissioned a memorial to WWII veterans. Even the USS Arizona memorial to the victims at Pearl Harbor wasn't completed until 1962.
 
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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

More: Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park 'Heyer Memorial' After Woman's Death

What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Littering; if not outright vandalism. She should be charged.
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
 
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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

More: Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park 'Heyer Memorial' After Woman's Death

What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Littering; if not outright vandalism. She should be charged.
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
 
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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

More: Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park 'Heyer Memorial' After Woman's Death

What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Littering; if not outright vandalism. She should be charged.
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
 
Littering; if not outright vandalism. She should be charged.
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
 
What about memorials for victims of Islamist terrorism?
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
So you would clear out something like this?
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What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
So you would clear out something like this?
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They did just that. Didn't they?
 
What about them?
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
So you would clear out something like this?
Paris-terror-victims-memorial.jpg
Better still... Answer me this. Was the girl killed at the site of that statue?
 
Do you also think the people who put them up should also be charged with littering or vandalism?
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
So you would clear out something like this?
Paris-terror-victims-memorial.jpg
Better still... Answer me this. Was the girl killed at the site of that statue?

Actually, you do have a point. A better place for a memorial for her would be the place where she was actually killed.
 
If it intentionally defaces, obscures or alters an existing memorial? Then yes.
Tells a lot about the kind of person you are. Thanks for sharing.
Indeed. Respect for law, and property bothprivate, and public. "Feelings" are not the determining factor in public behavior. That's for animals.
So you would clear out something like this?
Paris-terror-victims-memorial.jpg
Better still... Answer me this. Was the girl killed at the site of that statue?

Actually, you do have a point. A better place for a memorial for her would be the place where she was actually killed.

I think that remains to be seen. Once we have a better idea of the significance of Ms. Heyer's death, we'll know whether she deserves to be memorialized in the small way that she can be on a side street with no open space for installing more than a plaque on the ground.
 
So they want to name the park after a crazed Antifa radical? ...... :cuckoo:

Well, there are no Freddy Greys or Michael Browns to worship this time, so the choice of Darwin Award Winners hanging out with violent criminals is limited. They have an actual Great White Defendant now, too, an extremely rare event relative to their own violence and rates of committing hate crimes. They would love to have more such victims to feign 'sorrow' over, and will busy themselves trying to instigate more of them. They're too shallow for genuine grief and sorrow, so these displays are of course just jokes on their part, and have no real sentiment behind them. They're sociopaths and neurotic deviants and incapable of real empathy.
 
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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

More: Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park 'Heyer Memorial' After Woman's Death

What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Can anyone inform me what she was doing at the park at that time. Even I know events of this sort brings out the nuts and fruits. It also brings out the narcs and head jobs withtheir pot and strange ideas on what this Country should be about. Someone died and renaming anything does not help. There will be more in the future. This is what the races baiters want.
 
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Nancy Carpenter hopes the sign “turns the page on this weekend’s event.”

After white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, took the life of 32-year-old Heather Heyer on Saturday, one local woman is honoring her in a beautiful way.

Beneath the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Emancipation Park that launched protests and counter-protests, Nancy Carpenter has placed a sign that declares it “Heyer Mem. Park.”

More: Touching Sign Renames Charlottesville Park 'Heyer Memorial' After Woman's Death

What a touching and wonderful tribute to Heather Heyer!
Can anyone inform me what she was doing at the park at that time. Even I know events of this sort brings out the nuts and fruits. It also brings out the narcs and head jobs withtheir pot and strange ideas on what this Country should be about. Someone died and renaming anything does not help. There will be more in the future. This is what the races baiters want.

You are really quite the stubby little 'tard aint' ya Dan? If you had bothered to actually pay attention to what happened, you would have known that she was part of the anti Nazi protesters who were marching on a street just down from the park when she was ran over by a Nazi supporter.
 

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