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Traditions?
Like slavery?
Nice.
get over it.
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Traditions?
Like slavery?
Nice.
The Confederate flag now represents southern pride.
Black Student Defends Confederate Flag | Breaking News for Black America
What kind of pride would that be, exactly? Honest question.
^^^^^^Irony^^^^^^^
Say what you want about the south. Nobody retires and moves up north.
Nope, just the rich ones.
The poor ones went to war and died to preserve the rich ones right to free labor and lives of luxury and indolence.
So let me get this straight, AssLips, MrClean, et.al.
I can be proud of my son who fought in Afghan/Iraq even though it wasn't a popular war.
I can pay homage to my dad because he served in Korea and Vietnam even though they were very unpopular in their time.
I can keep grandpa's flag in tribute to his service in WWII, regardless of how many Japanese we incinerated.
But as soon as I fly the flag that my great-great-uncle fought and died for I am automatically an inbred backwoods country-fuck redneck?
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What kind of pride would that be, exactly? Honest question.
traditions, obviously.
Such as?
So let me get this straight, AssLips, MrClean, et.al.
I can be proud of my son who fought in Afghan/Iraq even though it wasn't a popular war.
I can pay homage to my dad because he served in Korea and Vietnam even though they were very unpopular in their time.
I can keep grandpa's flag in tribute to his service in WWII, regardless of how many Japanese we incinerated.
But as soon as I fly the flag that my great-great-uncle fought and died for I am automatically an inbred backwoods country-fuck redneck?
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I would simply call that confused. He actually smiled when talking about the Germans conquests? SMH!!
Such as?
I don't know, I am not a Southerner by birth.
But that would be logical, wouldn't it be?
It would be nice to know what traditions they celebrate flying the Confederate flag which represents oppression, slavery, treason, and losing.
I don't know, I am not a Southerner by birth.
But that would be logical, wouldn't it be?
It would be nice to know what traditions they celebrate flying the Confederate flag which represents oppression, slavery, treason, and losing.
so far it seems like it was YOU who lost something.
and some others.
whining like sore losers on somebody's flag at some crossing you won't even pass.
I don't have a dog in a fight here, as I am not even American by birth.
Just seems strange this constant whining about something what was 155 years ago.
That elderly Auschwitz survivor is much more reasonable and therefore still alive and well.
I would simply call that confused. He actually smiled when talking about the Germans conquests? SMH!!
Not really smiled... but his comments indicated a certain pride in the accomplishment and included such things as "we would have won the war if..."
Real interesting guy with a wealth of stories. His best friend was also at Auschwitz. A Gypsy from the Balkans, who had no such disguised pride for the Nazi conquests.
Confederate flag will fly along I-95 - Richmond Times-Dispatch: City Of RichmondA Confederate heritage group confirmed Tuesday that it plans to fly a 10-by-15-foot Confederate flag along Interstate 95 just south of Richmond.
The flag will fly on a 50-foot pole, and will be visible from the northbound lane, said Susan Hathaway, founder of Virginia Flaggers, the group behind the flag. Its tentatively scheduled to go up Sept. 28.
Basically, the flag is being erected as a memor ial to the memory and the honor of the Confederate soldiers who sacrificed, bled and died to defend Virginia from invasion, she said.
The states chapter of the NAACP is vocally opposing the move.
Of course they do.
But... so what?
Do they expect someone, like the state, to stop them?
Having the right to free speech means that, sometimes, people are going to say things you don't like. Put your big girl panties on and get over it.
It would be nice to know what traditions they celebrate flying the Confederate flag which represents oppression, slavery, treason, and losing.
so far it seems like it was YOU who lost something.
and some others.
whining like sore losers on somebody's flag at some crossing you won't even pass.
I don't have a dog in a fight here, as I am not even American by birth.
Just seems strange this constant whining about something what was 155 years ago.
That elderly Auschwitz survivor is much more reasonable and therefore still alive and well.
Perhaps you missed my post about "more power to them" for flying the flag.
I'm asking what traditions and it appears you are very very touchy about that question. Why do you think that is?
Yeah. If a bunch of inbred, gap-toothed, third grade educated, welfare trailer park redneck hicks want to fly the rebel flag, that's their right.
Provide evidence any of what you just claimed is true.
you are evidence
Traditions?
Like slavery?
Nice.
get over it.
So let me get this straight, AssLips, MrClean, et.al.
I can be proud of my son who fought in Afghan/Iraq even though it wasn't a popular war.
I can pay homage to my dad because he served in Korea and Vietnam even though they were very unpopular in their time.
I can keep grandpa's flag in tribute to his service in WWII, regardless of how many Japanese we incinerated.
But as soon as I fly the flag that my great-great-uncle fought and died for I am automatically an inbred backwoods country-fuck redneck?
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That doesnt make you an inbred backwoods country-fuck redneck at all. It makes you seem ignorant or at worst racist if you don't get that your relative fought to keep people enslaved and against the country you currently claim to be a citizen of. Whats honorable about someone fighting to support their belief that people should be enslaved and losing?
to be fair, most confederate soldiers fought so the blacks would not be free and have the same rights to compete economically against them. Not because they wanted to keep slaves. Most didn't have any to begin with. The rich guys had slaves. That's not much different from the Irish fighting for the North.
They also viewed the constitution as conveying far fewer powers to the fed, v. the state, govts. For example, the notion that the feds could increase the price of plows by inacting tarrifs and allowing the Nothern manufacturers to exert a oligarch market was not something they thought proper. There's certainly some legit heritage view to that.
However, the flag became the symbol of racism long ago. It's a little late to decide it's time to reclaim the honor. That would have been in the 20s, when the Klan was marching openly with the stars and bars held high.
You have the right to carry the thing. Enjoy.
Traditions?
Like slavery?
Nice.
get over it.
Yes the confederates should get over it.