of the of this tale of three plaques and then getting much more strange uh who wants to remember

what the first plaque said i for one do said you need to go to the dentist you get it i'm

breaking out all the shittest jokes here so Milk, cake, red cherries.

Does anyone else want to be the new main host of real politics?

Jack's about to do his third

strike.

Erected by the citizens

of Bristol as a memorial to one of the most

virtuous and wise sons of their city.

What do we think of this plaque, everybody?

Correct.

Then, subsequently, a different, and some would argue, more real, version of the plaque was put up.

As a high official of the Royal African Company, not mentioned to the previous plaque,

from 1680 to 1692... I was doing normal things with the Royal African Company.

With a name like that, you're sure it's good.

Edward Colston played an active role in the enslavement of over 84,000 Africans,

including 12,000 children, of whom over 19,000 died en route to the Caribbean in America.

Colston also invented it in the Spanish slave trade and enslaved produce sugar as Tory MP for

Bristol for three years. Note the party. Correct. He defended the city's right to trade and enslaved africans who did not subscribe to his

religious and political beliefs were not permitted to benefit from his charities what do we think of

that plaque correct however this segment really isn't about col, who sucked and we all know he sucked.

This is about the people who love him.

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