It turns out all of those whiny post-election messages scrawled on Post-its and stuck on the walls of the New York subway — the place where heartless commuters did absolutely nothing as a young Muslim woman wasn’t attacked by drunken Trump supporters — were actually part of an art installation begun back in February by someone whose name we can’t be bothered to look up.
Fear not: NBC 4 reports that the New York Historical Society will partner with the MTA to preserve those “messages of hope,” possibly so that first lady Michelle Obama and other Americans who have lost all hope will have a means of soldiering on somehow.
NYC's spontaneous "Subway Therapy" Post-It installation to be preserved https://t.co/y9JMLn7dRX via @NBCNewYork pic.twitter.com/Nr6YWZjghW
— NBC News (@NBCNews) December 16, 2016
https://twitter.com/Rschrim/status/809873706919034880
preserved = blend in with the rest of the trash already there?
— you people (@NoWayGray) December 16, 2016
It turns out that history will be written by the losers after all.
Perfect example of the safe space lunacy run amok
— Loli-Pop ? (@LanceStrasser) December 16, 2016
#Snowflake nirvana
— Jeff Balliew (@jlballiew1) December 16, 2016
It will later be produced in coloring book form. ??
— Pink Haired Devil (@3puppies4kids) December 16, 2016
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Ironically, it appears the only creature in the New York subway that has a thick skin is good old pizza rat. Heck, let’s have a look at that little guy one more time while we’re seeking therapy down here in the tunnels.
This rat carrying a slice of pizza down the subway stairs gets it: http://t.co/8sktd4WOol pic.twitter.com/0o2sLelXTA
— DNAinfo New York (@DNAinfoNY) September 21, 2015
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