Missourian
Diamond Member
Yeah, they're going to honor the memory of fallen confederate soldiers who nobody alive today remembers. Does anyone (or everyone) else see a fallacy in that supposed logic?
We fly the US flag at many ceremonies to commemorate the dead. The whole point is to remember them so their sacrifice will not be forgotten.
I probably wouldn't have a problem with this at all if the flag was being flown at a Confederate cemetery. In that case, the men would have fought and died under that flag, so it would appropriate in such a case. But the Confederacy is no more. It should not be flown on American soil near a busy highway when there's no rationale for doing so other than to honor the Confederacy and what it stood for or to act as an intentional provocation.
Yeah, that pesky First Amendment...it should only protect the things I agree with!!!
/sarcasm