A beloved gorilla statue in a Texas park has been removed by officials after some complained that it was 'racially insensitive'.
The caged statue had been a center piece at the park in Corsicana, south of Dallas, for two decades before it was taken away on Monday.
Corsicana Mayor Don Denbow had the 500-pound gorilla removed after receiving about 45 complaints.
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It does bear a striking resemblance.
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ReplyDeleteHey 10:08 , your right on target
ReplyDeleteFor it to be offensive, those offended must believe the similarity as well. The case has been rested.
ReplyDeleteExactly right 7:24.
DeleteIf the shoe fits wear it.
ReplyDeleteWhat's next? Removing gorillas and monkeys from zoos?
ReplyDeleteLets see....been there for two decades and only 45 complaints...hhmmm....I bet most of those complaints have come in the last year or so. Anyone else see the connection???
ReplyDeleteWhy don't we just remove everything from our parks for I am sure someone somewhere is even offended by the shape of a water fountain!
ReplyDeleteLeft wing snowflakes are always responsible for these incidents but what is actually offensive a gorilla or liberal snowflakes deciding it reminds them of black people ?
ReplyDeleteWow I never thought about it but yeah actually I see it. sucks now I can't unsee it. Thank you to the mayor and his staff for opening my eyes to the stunning resemblance. #gorilla#awakening
ReplyDeleteWas anyone picketing the Planet Of The Apes movies when they were at the theaters in this town?
ReplyDeleteStop monkekying AROUND
ReplyDeleteSo they admit that it bears a resemblance.
ReplyDelete10:23 those movies were imitating real life in the ghetto.
ReplyDeleteCan’t argue with the science of evolution.
ReplyDeletePlease bring this for exhibit at Jakes folk fest.Maybe council member Jackson can strike a pose with it before she has to get in a cage.
ReplyDeletethat looks just like a guy who "works" at rec and parks
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