Imagine if America put up monuments to Blood River or Rhodesia?

I've been thinking a little about something like this. So many statues and monuments of our White history are being torn down and destroyed. Why not crowdfund the purchase of a plot of land and begin putting up new monuments to preserve that history?

Imagine a park you could walk through, and see each statue torn down, or a replica of it, or a monument in remembrance of it. You could read the plaque, and maybe even listen to an audio tour on your phone that told you why this person was important enough to us to deserve a monument, and what the circumstances were of its destruction.

You could put up new statues and monuments as well.

Jared Taylor deserves one at some point, I think, for a lifetime of patient, thankless advocacy for our people.

Perhaps even a monument to all the White victims of Black violence in America, to make that history concrete and tangible, not just a few numbers on a table of federal statistics. Find a creative, meaningful way to portray the vast difference in violent tendencies between our two communities, and how our people have suffered the burden of that for over a century now. Kids like Cannon Hinnant deserve to be remembered by more than just memes.

Raw land is still relatively cheap in many parts of the country, especially the American Southwest. There is empty land with beautiful mountain views available in rural Colorado for just a bit more.

It's really about time someone started doing this. Obviously, the media will demonize any project that valorizes White history as White history, so taking on the project isn't something done lightly. How much the project gets demonized depends in part on how much truth you tell. But it's an idea I keep being drawn to.