The 'saga' (don'tcha love that word?) began with the state moving in the dead of night to paint over a rainbow-colored crosswalk outside Orlando’s former Pulse nightclub, where 49 people were killed in a 2016 shooting. The city’s mayor, Buddy Dyer, called the erasure of the memorial to the mostly LGBTQ+ victims “a cruel political act”.
This particular crosswalk has now been painted - and repainted - and painted again - four different times, because there's no better way to honor all those gays who got murdered than to have people walk all over a painted street crosswalk. Really?
Since then, DeSantis’s 'crosswalk wars' have spread across Florida. The governor has ordered the removal of about 400 “non-standard” pieces of street art, even though they all received state approval as a condition of installation. A growing number of municipalities has pledged to fight him.
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From a safety perspective alone, this non standard crosswalk bull needs to stop. If there are Federal standards for truck drivers speaking English for safety, why is this idiocy even legal?
ResponderEliminarWhy was it a "hate crime" to deface sex-pervert rainbow street art but "free speech" to deface, stomp on, and burn the American flag?
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