A plaque commemorating George Washington’s attendance at a church has been removed—not because it was fraudulent, but because he was a slave owner. This act joins a growing trend of cultural revisionism wherein historical figures are judged not in the context of their time, but under the moral hysteria of modern ideologues.
Washington, the first U.S. president and the commander of the Continental Army, is being rebranded—not as the father of his country, but as a villain unworthy of public memory. Statues of him have been toppled, graffiti-scrawled, or simply removed in the dead of night. But what lies beneath this rebranding isn’t righteousness. It’s something much darker.
🧨 The Pretext: Slavery and the Moral Inversion
Yes, Washington owned slaves. So did Thomas Jefferson, and countless others born into that tragic era. That slavery is evil is not in dispute. But if owning slaves disqualifies someone from public honor, then we must also erase nearly every global civilization that ever existed, including African, Middle Eastern, Asian, and Indigenous cultures, where slavery was a norm.
This isn’t about justice. It’s about power—specifically, the power to control the public narrative. The mob is not applying historical accountability consistently. Rather, it is being directed to target specific symbols—symbols that represent national unity, Judeo-Christian heritage, and constitutional freedoms.
This targeting of Washington is not a spontaneous act of public conscience. It’s part of a coordinated campaign, potentially funded by individuals or groups who benefit from cultural chaos.
🎭 Who Benefits from the Mob?
Let’s look at the fruits of these actions: division, distrust, and fear. This isn’t about reconciliation. It's about replacing one set of beliefs with another—by force if necessary. These tactics are straight out of the Marxist and Maoist playbook: destroy the past to remake the future.
One can't help but ask: Who is benefiting from this?
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Is it the inner-city youth being radicalized by slogans but left jobless?
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Is it the victims of past injustice, now used as mascots for ideological movements?
Or is it those who want to destroy the foundations of Western liberty—starting with the family, the church, and the rule of law?
💰 Slavery of a New Kind: The Chains You Can’t See
If slavery is the justification for this cultural purge, then why stop at statues?
The Bible offers a definition of slavery that transcends skin color or historical conditions:
“The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender.” — Proverbs 22:7
Let that sink in.
The average American is drowning in debt:
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Student loans
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Credit cards
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Car leases
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Mortgages
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Medical bills
They are enslaved by compound interest, bureaucratic regulation, and a consumer culture that seduces and traps them simultaneously. Yet the mob does not storm the banks, or the Federal Reserve, or the hedge funds. Instead, they deface churches and burn flags.
Why?
Because those other targets—the real ones—are guarded by power. By money. And by silence.
🧱 Occupy Wall Street: The Revolution That Wasn’t
Remember the Occupy Wall Street movement? It appeared to be the one moment when the left and right might unite against a common enemy: financial enslavement.
But it fizzled. It was infiltrated, redirected, and neutralized. Since then, the focus has shifted—conveniently—from class struggle to identity warfare. Why fight the banks when you can fight each other?
This pivot—from Wall Street to Washington—was not accidental. It was engineered.
Divide and conquer. Distract and disarm.
🔫 The Second Amendment: The Final Barrier
There’s another motive behind these escalating social conflicts: disarmament.
Create enough racial tension, enough fear, enough urban chaos, and the public will beg for government control—including gun control. But the Second Amendment wasn’t written to allow hunting. It was written to ensure that tyranny would never reign unopposed.
Gun ownership is the ultimate insurance policy against a state that loses its mind or sells its soul. The Founders knew this. Which is why removing Washington’s name is not about his flaws—it’s about his legacy.
A legacy that includes self-governance, armed resistance to tyranny, and liberty as a divine right.
🧠 Cultural Amnesia Is Suicidal
If America forgets its origins, it will have no future worth defending. Erasing the founders is not about cleansing history. It’s about replacing it—with narratives that demonize liberty and idolize victimhood.
True justice doesn’t come from tearing down monuments. It comes from building up minds.
Yet far too many are biblically illiterate and historically naïve. They don’t know that slavery is a spiritual issue, not just a social one. They don’t realize that debt, sin, addiction, and ignorance are all forms of bondage. And they certainly don’t see how their protests are serving the very masters they claim to oppose.
⛓️ Slavery Is the Default Setting—Freedom Must Be Fought For
The Bible is clear: humans are always serving something. Either sin or righteousness. Either truth or ideology. Either Christ or the culture.
The current mob, whether knowingly or not, has chosen cultural slavery—to groupthink, media propaganda, and orchestrated outrage.
“You will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” — John 8:32
But that only applies if people are willing to hear the truth—not silence it with a spray can and a slogan.
🏛️ In Conclusion: This Isn’t Just About a Plaque
Removing a plaque from a church because George Washington once sat in its pews is not just foolish—it is dangerous. It signals that no one is safe from erasure—not even the man who refused to be king so a republic could be born.
This is not the spirit of justice. It is the spirit of resentment, rebellion, and revisionism—all manipulated by forces hoping to fracture a once-free people.
And perhaps that’s the greatest irony of all:
Those who shout the loudest against slavery today are often the most deeply enslaved—and the most eager to make slaves of the rest of us.
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