Yes, Panem, things are not as we thought we learned. Or, remembered. Maybe that's okay (white supremacy dog whistle) as GenZ doesn't know anything. Just the other day, 'pelipsky was granted a pass from Hillary's House Arrest to visit the local groceryconfabulon (and it was). Waiting in line at checkout, 'pelipsky was reading the covers of the select magazines, when "this" horror fixed in the horned lagamorph's mind.
"Hey, that edifice "looks" familiar," 'pelipsky remembered. "Why that's the Alamo, on the cover of "America's Scariest Places" magazine." The magazine checkout bait worked and the magazine went on vulcanized black conveyor belt for check out. The cashier guy picked it up and confirmed, "Hey, that's the Alamo! What's the Alamo doing on the cover of "America's Scariest Places" magazine?" 'pelipsky, remained collected, the Hillary Ankle Bracelet the horned lagomorph was wearing was probably collecting readings to see if any MAGA thoughts were passing across the frontal lobe of this insignificant dumb bunny. "Your guess is as good as mine and thank you for recognizing the pictured edifice as The Alamo." was the response.
Back at house arrest, 'pelipsky learned that American History is a complete horrorfest. The magazine reports, "The Ghosts of War" are unrestful in America, as well as Texazistan.
Presido La Bahia in Goliad and its rebellious "Come And Take It" taunt is an American Horrorfest, comrades. Like Panem, sucked into the circus clown world of history becoming unsettled, the horned lagomorph's visit to the local groceryconfabulon was a bit unnerving and scary.