The dog was a source of comfort to a bunch of guys that did hard labor day in and day out.
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Yes, but I definitely can see both sides of this story
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It seems wokeness happened back then, too. It isnt just during our time.
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The dog’s final resting spot was completed with a plaque honoring and explaining his importance to the men who worked alongside him. That little plaque paying homage to the dog that brought so many people happiness went without one complaint for almost 40 years. Not One! Not until the 1980’s when a Wisconsin socialist named Clarence Kailin with apparently too much time on his hands, started a letter-writing campaign to get the plaque honoring the dog removed. Claiming the Dog’s name was racist.
Yeah, too much time on his hands! Where do these people get the raw, bare nerves? This is another case of socialist/communist mind f*ckery.
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