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How about the freedom to call me a "cracker"? You going to take that away from the brothers? Why is there no outrage over that?Do you mean the freedom to call a black person "n*gger"???? Is that the sort of "freedom" we're talking here? Or maybe the freedom to string black people from a tree, or the freedom to own black people?
People in the south just need to understand that the hard Left hates them. It is what it is, and it's true even when you vote with them.
Just remember that those who are full of hate and who mock and insult like that are miserable.
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We've noticed how miserable you are.People in the south just need to understand that the hard Left hates them. It is what it is, and it's true even when you vote with them.
Just remember that those who are full of hate and who mock and insult like that are miserable.
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And they always self-identify by getting defensive and catty.
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It seems totally ironic to me that when all is said and done, the embattled Southern Cross, aka: Rebel Flag, might actually end up being the new symbol of liberty and freedom. All across America, people are waving their flags in the face of "political correctness" and demonstrating that the flag does not represent racist views. Counter-protests supporting the flag have been as large as any protest against it. These are not confined to the Southern states or to white Americans, it is a diverse cross-section who are standing for their right to honor history and heritage and display the symbols expressing themselves as individuals.
Freedom to express ourselves is our Constitutional First Amendment right. The question of what our intents or views are, doesn't really matter with regard to this right. Our views and opinions do not have to conform or not be found offensive. Even when someone flies the Southern Cross as a symbol of racist hate... it's still their Constitutional right.
It's almost like an epic Greek play.. the PC movement to condemn the flag ends up making the flag an icon of freedom.
Do you mean the freedom to call a black person "n*gger"???? Is that the sort of "freedom" we're talking here? Or maybe the freedom to string black people from a tree, or the freedom to own black people?
Please post the link to these imaginary gatherings of diverse folk in support of that shitty flag...please.It seems totally ironic to me that when all is said and done, the embattled Southern Cross, aka: Rebel Flag, might actually end up being the new symbol of liberty and freedom. All across America, people are waving their flags in the face of "political correctness" and demonstrating that the flag does not represent racist views. Counter-protests supporting the flag have been as large as any protest against it. These are not confined to the Southern states or to white Americans, it is a diverse cross-section who are standing for their right to honor history and heritage and display the symbols expressing themselves as individuals.
Freedom to express ourselves is our Constitutional First Amendment right. The question of what our intents or views are, doesn't really matter with regard to this right. Our views and opinions do not have to conform or not be found offensive. Even when someone flies the Southern Cross as a symbol of racist hate... it's still their Constitutional right.
It's almost like an epic Greek play.. the PC movement to condemn the flag ends up making the flag an icon of freedom.
My "Rebel" flag is flying above the U.S. Flag that is turned upside down while a liberal communist occupies our White House..It seems totally ironic to me that when all is said and done, the embattled Southern Cross, aka: Rebel Flag, might actually end up being the new symbol of liberty and freedom. All across America, people are waving their flags in the face of "political correctness" and demonstrating that the flag does not represent racist views. Counter-protests supporting the flag have been as large as any protest against it. These are not confined to the Southern states or to white Americans, it is a diverse cross-section who are standing for their right to honor history and heritage and display the symbols expressing themselves as individuals.
Freedom to express ourselves is our Constitutional First Amendment right. The question of what our intents or views are, doesn't really matter with regard to this right. Our views and opinions do not have to conform or not be found offensive. Even when someone flies the Southern Cross as a symbol of racist hate... it's still their Constitutional right.
It's almost like an epic Greek play.. the PC movement to condemn the flag ends up making the flag an icon of freedoms.
Please post the link to these imaginary gatherings of diverse folk in support of that shitty flag...please.It seems totally ironic to me that when all is said and done, the embattled Southern Cross, aka: Rebel Flag, might actually end up being the new symbol of liberty and freedom. All across America, people are waving their flags in the face of "political correctness" and demonstrating that the flag does not represent racist views. Counter-protests supporting the flag have been as large as any protest against it. These are not confined to the Southern states or to white Americans, it is a diverse cross-section who are standing for their right to honor history and heritage and display the symbols expressing themselves as individuals.
Freedom to express ourselves is our Constitutional First Amendment right. The question of what our intents or views are, doesn't really matter with regard to this right. Our views and opinions do not have to conform or not be found offensive. Even when someone flies the Southern Cross as a symbol of racist hate... it's still their Constitutional right.
It's almost like an epic Greek play.. the PC movement to condemn the flag ends up making the flag an icon of freedom.
Please post the link to these imaginary gatherings of diverse folk in support of that shitty flag...please.It seems totally ironic to me that when all is said and done, the embattled Southern Cross, aka: Rebel Flag, might actually end up being the new symbol of liberty and freedom. All across America, people are waving their flags in the face of "political correctness" and demonstrating that the flag does not represent racist views. Counter-protests supporting the flag have been as large as any protest against it. These are not confined to the Southern states or to white Americans, it is a diverse cross-section who are standing for their right to honor history and heritage and display the symbols expressing themselves as individuals.
Freedom to express ourselves is our Constitutional First Amendment right. The question of what our intents or views are, doesn't really matter with regard to this right. Our views and opinions do not have to conform or not be found offensive. Even when someone flies the Southern Cross as a symbol of racist hate... it's still their Constitutional right.
It's almost like an epic Greek play.. the PC movement to condemn the flag ends up making the flag an icon of freedom.
Former NAACP President Supports Confederate Flag Black folks earned a place of honor and dignity with this flag... This is our flag... -
Obama greeted in Oklahoma by pro-Confederate protest led by black man - Washington Times
Black Florida Man Protests Union Monument by Singing Dixie
Obama greeted by Confederate flag supporters in Oklahoma
...How many more examples you want?
And the PC Police will love it, so they can keep pointing the finger and attacking.I mentioned in another thread, that overall Americans are now likely to see the Confederate flag more than they had prior to the purge of the flag on public property.
Americans who are furious about the removal of the flag, are now more likely to raise it on their own property.
