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Anywhere! I support Southerners who display the Confederate flag because it's their heritage. It find it more respectable to be proud of your heritage than to be ashamed of it. I also support displays of the flag from non-Southerners who display it for whatever reason. Indeed, there's no better flag to fly to thumb your nose at the treacherous, globalist, sell-out US government (while still upholding American values) than the rebel flag.
I get what you're saying, and I too support people flying whatever flag they want. However; to the bolded, wouldn't the better choice be the the Gadsden Flag?
I get what you're saying, and I too support people flying whatever flag they want. However; to the bolded, wouldn't the better choice be the the Gadsden Flag?
That's a good one as well. As to which is better, that's a matter of preference. I think in contemporary times, the rebel flag is more antagonistic toward the NWO.
Anywhere in the nation as long as it flies on private property. I suspect that many who object to the confederate flag being flown anywhere in the country had no issue with a California school banning the American flag during Cinco Demayo.
Anywhere in the nation as long as it flies on private property. I suspect that many who object to the confederate flag being flown anywhere in the country had no issue with a California school banning the American flag during Cinco Demayo.
Their choice, I have one I have never flown because I have some people down the way that I know would offended, doesn't bother me in the least. They banned T-shirts with it on it, nice try, too bad it was a total failure.
That's a good one as well. As to which is better, that's a matter of preference. I think in contemporary times, the rebel flag is more antagonistic toward the NWO.
For me, I would see the Gadsden Flag as more antagonistic to them.
Exactly. Most people are not big fans of what they assume the confederate stars/bars flag represents, but if you are down with people stereotyping you into a pretty negative caricature based on that flag, then fly it with gusto. WGAF?
Somebody might see my "Galt-Rearden 2012" and "I am John Galt" window stickers and key my car because they love Leviathan. I don't rightly GAF. My speech, my expression.
People get too caught up in wanting to catch offense at everything they see.
Most people understand what the confederate flag means. There are very few assumptions...
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Anywhere in the nation as long as it flies on private property. I suspect that many who object to the confederate flag being flown anywhere in the country had no issue with a California school banning the American flag during Cinco Demayo.
That had nothing to do with Cinco Demayo itself. The kids of mexican heritage wanted to hold a celebration, they got permission from the school to do so. Some kids who saw that as "anti Americans" then decided they would all wear and bring American flags on the day of the celebration and antagonize those who decided to celebrate Cinco Demayo and even causing a small riot. tensions at the school continued to rise for about a week, and the school decided to tell everyone to leave their flags at home.
In conservative media, the lie of what happen lapped the world 10 times before the truth got its pants on.
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