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Keep the Columbus Monument Standing

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Anonymous
6 years ago

we all have history, it is meant to be shared and studied, and it also means different things to different people

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Steve Evans
6 years ago

America shouldn’t continue to cancel out history whether good or bad, especially by mob rule

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Joanne Caputo
6 years ago

It’s History! It needs to stay!

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Dan Petrella
6 years ago

Tearing down the statues representing the rich history of our community, our nation, also tears down the diverse fabric of the CNY community. Preserve what we have, and build up, not tear down.

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Shawn Broton
6 years ago

Keep the Columbus monument.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Thank you committee, stay strong!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

The existence of this monument has absolutely NOTHING to do with current civil unrest. To do away with one's history is to deny it!

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Joyce Wheeler
6 years ago

My Father came through Ellis Island from Italy and settled in Syracuse. He was proud of the Columbus statue.

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Loretta Nowicki
6 years ago

God bless America

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JAMES ROSIGNOLA
6 years ago

keep the statue up

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Janet Higgins
6 years ago

Leave our history. We learn from it.

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Marie Holloway
6 years ago

You can't erase history -- but we can learn positive lessons from it so as to not repeat that which should not be.

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Lisa Harding
6 years ago

Keep the history of our beloved !

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Randy Scott
6 years ago

If we can't learn from our past, then we're doomed to repeat it.

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Joe Piraino
6 years ago

History is history why do people for get that.

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Kristen Piraino
6 years ago

Keep the statue in place please.

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Daniel Piraino
6 years ago

The statue should remain.

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Antonio Fabrizi
6 years ago

Nulla che si traduca in progresso umano viene raggiunto con il consenso unanime. Quelli che sono illuminati prima degli altri sono condannati a perseguire quella luce nonostante gli altri. - Cristoforo Colombo

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Emilio Chirico
6 years ago

keep it right there where it belongs

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Rene Fabrizi
6 years ago

my great grandfather Camillo Spinoso was one of the masons who took part in the erection of this monument.