ABikerSailor
Diamond Member
Like I said..............the battle flag was never officially adopted by the Confederacy, so in reality it doesn't represent the south.
The only place it was used was as a battle flag for Robert E. Lee, who incidentally ended up surrendering. Why is it so important for southerners to remember a failed general?
And...............the only reason it went up over various southern capitols is because those southern capitols didn't like the Civil Rights movement (which gave a voice and freedom to black people), so they passed legislation to permit flying the battle flag over the capitol buildings.
No. This flag represents a failed general who lost a war and racist governors who don't like Civil rights.
It would really help if you people would actually research the symbol you say represents you and everything you stand for, rather than just blindly following others who you think are "true southerners".
The only place it was used was as a battle flag for Robert E. Lee, who incidentally ended up surrendering. Why is it so important for southerners to remember a failed general?
And...............the only reason it went up over various southern capitols is because those southern capitols didn't like the Civil Rights movement (which gave a voice and freedom to black people), so they passed legislation to permit flying the battle flag over the capitol buildings.
No. This flag represents a failed general who lost a war and racist governors who don't like Civil rights.
It would really help if you people would actually research the symbol you say represents you and everything you stand for, rather than just blindly following others who you think are "true southerners".