3rd Christopher Columbus Statue in NY Vandalized in 2 Weeks, This Time in Central Park

The sculpture of the famous Christopher Columbus which was in Central Park for more than a century has been destroyed. This is a series of recent events involving city statues and country explorers.

On-site video shows that red paint was splashed clearly on the hands of the statue on Tuesday morning.

Graffiti found based on statues read "# Somethingscoming" that "hatred will not be tolerated".

People saw Park's staff wipe out the latest destruction of New York Christopher Columbus statue. This time Central Park

The New York family tree and biographical association asked the Spanish sculptor Jeronimos Nord to build a bronze portrait sculpture for the 400 th anniversary of Columbus Sailing in 1492. It was announced on May 12, 1894, and was finally renovated in 1993 by the Central Park Protection Association.

In less than two weeks, Columbus statue was destroyed in Queens and blue paint was sprayed on Columbus triangle. These destroyers will spur their templates to "respect the mass genocide and do not take it down."

The day before, the statue of Columbus was found at the Jonkus Columbus Memorial Park, one mile north of the Bronx.

Last month, the statue of the Federation of Charlottesville, Virginia was subject to deadly protests and anti-protests, causing vandalism. These protests aroused many people's condolences, including the lifting of the Columbus round figure in New York City. Because this number is suppression of Native Americans.

Columbus Round Statue was judged by a committee reviewing projects that are considered "disliked symbols" in New York city real estate. Governor Kubo said that he supports the preparation of statues. He said that he questioned the statues of "to truly commemorate Italian-American" and their contribution to New York, not to explorer's injuries to indigenous peoples.

"The mayor considers vandalism to be wrong and never has taken the right approach to these conversations and monuments," Brassio spokesperson Eric Phillips told on Tuesday in News 4 . "There is an important public dialogue place here, which is why the mayor will form an expert team to carefully and effectively organize this process, vandalism is not an answer."

Nationally, New Jersey Senator Corey Booker and California State Parliamentary Barbara Lee introduced measures last week to cancel all South Confection statements at the US Capitol

In March, the San Jose City Council removed the statue of Christopher Columbus from the hall of the City Hall; according to the Times, the city councilor who swore to replace the ruined Columbus monument with a description that reflects "current value" in Baltimore . San Jose 's Columbus statue moved to the lobby of the Italian American Heritage Foundation, and it said it would be closed to prevent damage.

Following the controversy of the statue of the Confederates, the city began to demolish the monument that was thought to attack the Native American.

As time goes on, some people 's attitude towards Christopher Columbus is still negative. The statue has been destroyed, destroyed, replaced, even at the name of Columbus Day, changed to the day of the earth, and the name should have a place on the calendar for a while. Many people argue that Christopher Columbus massacred indigenous peoples living in the land of the New World. What is genocide? Nobody has thought about massacre of Christian Armenians at the beginning of the 20th century and genocide of Jews during World War II.

In addition to the murder of Christian Columbus and the American Indians where his people were personally involved Columbus also caused one of the longest and most deadly genocide in history. When Columbus landed in 1492, it was estimated that there were from 10 million to 15 million indigenous people in the area, and now it is made up of the United States. By the year 1880, there were 300,000 people to start debate over public opinion (whether it simply killed the remaining people and they completed them or were "civilizing"). Although much of death is actually caused by illness rather than homicide, it is desperate to ignore indigenous living always a conscious public policy of the 19th century will eradicate the population of native Americans. For example, in 1851 and 1852, in California alone, we allocated over $ 1 million to the scalp of native American, men, women, and children.