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Greetings and salutations! Welcome back to Sacred Symbols, a PlayStation podcast. This is episode

101. Whoa, that's crazy. I know it's crazy. My name is Colin Moriardium.

I joined as always by Chris. It is his Destiny Ragon. Chris, welcome to the show. How are you doing

during these trouble times? I am doing okay. I'm still alive. My blood is still, you know,

pacing at the right speed through my capillaries and nervous system. I'm pretty good.

Cool. Nothing's happening in your neighborhood and that's like really,

I haven't heard too much about Burbank. No, there have been protests here, I think, every day,

but it's been pretty peaceful. Cool. No, no crazy, you know, insane shenanigans.

Yeah, man. Yeah, people out there protesting, getting their first amendment on, having no problem

with that. It's been largely the same in Richmond here in Virginia, although there's been some

violence and some riding, some burning things down, cop cars burned. The biggest thing that's

happened here in Richmond is actually, so there's a thing called Monument Avenue or Monument Roe

here in Richmond, which is, which are with the, a couple of exceptions, all Confederate generals.

Yeah. Statue, massive statues. And anyone that's seen pictures of this, it's like one of the

most beautiful parts of Richmond. And at like every intersection is like a massive statue

of like Stonewall Jackson or even Jefferson Davis or whatever. And those have been all defaced as well.

I have no problem with us removing these Confederate monuments. By the way, I think they're weird.

I think it's weird that these things exist. Richmond, Richmond was the capital of the Confederacy,

of course. Yeah. But I have no problem with their removal, but hopefully we can like bring them to

some sort of Confederate Confederacy, Civil War Museum or something that would be preferable.

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