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   Radish said, 8 months ago

   They stole Mt Rushmore from the indians and put their graffitti on it.
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   skipcarlsen said, 8 months ago

   @Radish

   The injuns weren’t doing anything productive with it so we did them a favor and took it off their hands!
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   tom_wright said, 8 months ago

   Wonder how much Crazy Horse Mountain is costing? They’re not taking any government money for it and it will be many times larger than Mt. Rushmore.
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   CHAZ.SHIELDS said, 8 months ago

   allowing for inflation since 1927 Rushmore would cost $12 Million today. Not even enough to cover all the mandated government studies and regulations that would be needed to get a building permit.
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   gmartin997 said, 8 months ago

   Who’s your daddy?
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   algurka said, 8 months ago

   How much is it costing us to maintain it: repairs, upkeep of park and trails, restrooms, etc.?
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   Penny Robinson Fan Club said, 8 months ago

   @Radish

   Run away little troll. Shoo!
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   gmartin997 said, 8 months ago

   @Radish

   After thinking about it, we didn’t steal anything, we fought for it and they lost; and we’ve been apologizing ever since. The South lost the Civll WAr, but I’ve heard no apologies from the North. To the victor goes the spoils, as they say.
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   Chikuku said, 8 months ago

   The South started the Civil War. The Native Americans were just minding their own business when the palefaces came in and started robbing and murdering. Big dif, eh.
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, 8 months ago

    @skipcarlsen

    That was their sacred Black mountain, like a natural church. Native Americans, Indians ( Columbus got it wrong, it wasn’t India.)
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    Not to be confused with the title “emperor of China” (皇帝, Huángdì) or with Shi Huangdi, the first emperor to hold the title.
    Yellow Emperor
    黃帝
    One of Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors
    Reign 2696–2598 BC ¹
    Spouse Leizu
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    Shaohao
    Changyi, father of Zhuanxu
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    Ancestral name: Gōngsūn (公孫)²
    Given name: Xuānyuán (軒轅)²
    Father Shaodian
    Huangdi
    Traditional Chinese 黃帝
    Simplified Chinese 黄帝
    Literal meaning Yellow Emperor
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    The Yellow Emperor or Huangdi1 is a legendary Chinese sovereign and culture hero,³⁴ included among the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors.⁵ Tradition holds that he reigned from 2697–2597⁶ or 2696–2598 BC.¹ His cult became prominent in the late Warring States and early Han period, when he was portrayed as the originator of the centralized state, a patron of esoteric arts, a cosmic ruler, and a lord of the underworld. Traditionally credited with numerous inventions and innovations,⁷ he is regarded as the initiator of Chinese civilization⁸ and said to be the ancestor of all Huaxia Chinese.⁹
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    Some Esoterists claim that the machines depicted the Yellow Emperor using including moving tripods and a communications system that uses to the moon means he was some kind of extraterrestrial. Others say he had four-eyes too and came here to start the dictator system and even casts too. Silly things but interesting as well.
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    Night-Gaunt49 said, 8 months ago

    Some Esoterists claim that the machines depicted the Yellow Emperor using including moving tripods and a communications system that uses the moon to contact his celestial friends means he was some kind of extraterrestrial. Others say he had four-eyes too and came here to start the dictator system and even casts too. Silly things but interesting as well.
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    David Henderson said, 8 months ago

    @CHAZ.SHIELDS

    It would take 14 year just for the mandated government studies.
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    calimesajim said, 8 months ago

    @Night-Gaunt49

    Really, really needed all that on a comic strip.
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    calimesajim said, 8 months ago

    @CHAZ.SHIELDS

    You got it right.
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    Puddleglum2 said, 8 months ago

    Whether or not anyone stole Mount Rushmore, the sculptor ‘put a good face on it’, four faces in fact!
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