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We all know that social-media posts are the worst! It’s not something to hide away from your friends, family, or coworkers or your significant other, but it’s a powerful way to keep your posts in your head and keep your friends and family happy.

We don’t want to end up with a lot of social-media posts, but we do want to give you a chance to have a nice day of social-media posts.

If you want to make a social-media post for Memorial Day, you can do so free of charge. Just head over to the Memorial Day site and create a memorial post. It’s easy and takes less than five minutes. If you have a large memorial post, you can post it on Facebook, Twitter, or your own blog.

Memorial Day is a great day to make a social-media post to mark the day. The best part about it is that you can post it on just about any social network you choose. The only thing is that you need to have a Facebook, Twitter, or blog account to post to. A good Memorial Day post will go viral and be seen by hundreds of people.

People were shocked when they saw the video of a guy with a black flag flying over the White House and President Obama calling on the world to join in his “Black Flag for Freedom” march. President Obama ended his speech with “We must rededicate our nation to freedom from fear and tyranny, and we must rededicate ourselves to each other to build a better future.

If you’ve ever been to a memorial, then you know that even a seemingly mundane event can end up causing a very big ripple effect. Think about the protests after the death of Trayvon Martin or the protests after the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School, and then think about memorials like the one held in Washington D.C. a week after the Orlando nightclub shooting. Or the protests after the shooting at Pulse. Or the protests after the mass shooting at a nightclub in Orlando.

The sad thing is, despite all of the media coverage, it’s probably far from over. Memorials like these are still going to happen, and they won’t be limited to one country or one location. They will happen in America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and the Middle East. All in the name of social justice. The only problem is, no one seems to be paying attention.

I can’t speak for the other countries, but in the U.S., memorials like this are very rarely called out in the media. I suspect because the majority of the people mourning in America are white. However, as a matter of fact, we have been doing this for almost a century now. In fact, we have been doing it since the time of the Civil War. The most famous Civil War memorial is the Lincoln Memorial where Lincoln is buried.

Lincoln was a white supremacist who was fighting for the abolition of slavery. He wrote in his autobiography, “It is easier for me to die on the battlefield than to face the possibility of being hanged”. So, he’s a racist.

It stands to reason that a memorial dedicated to white supremacy is a monument that should be in the country of the person it memorializes. The Lincoln Memorial is an example of this.