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Which is better?   A cool present, or finding Amazon has discounted Trump shirts down to a $7 joke item?   

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"Who did this?!” the City of Savannah Government posted to its Facebook page Thursday. 

“This” was an act illustrated by two photos: Somebody had placed “googly eyes” on a statue of Nathanael Greene, a Revolutionary War general buried in the city’s historic Johnson Square. 

From afar, the craft-store stick-on eyes were barely visible. Up close, though, they rendered Greene’s monument almost comically alive. 

Savannah officials seemed to acknowledge the effect, but they also try to nip public reaction to it in the bud. 

“It may look funny but harming our historic monuments and public property is no laughing matter,” city officials wrote. “In fact, it’s a crime.” 

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2018/10/13/who-did-this-someone-put-googly-eyes-historic-georgia-statue-police-want-answers/?utm_term=.d3fd44db2fc4 

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Of course, the city had no comment about the Georgia Secretary of State blocking 93,000 blacks from voting.

 


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