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Do they use it during reenactments? That's the important thing.
When they aren't doing the reenactment, the Confederate flag shouldn't be flying on public property in Pennsylvania. That's the land of the victors, not the losers. The losers screwed up by invading Pennsylvania in the first place, and their flag shouldn't be flying high in Yankee territory. I'm not gonna forget that the Confederacy took hundreds of free blacks living in the area and sent them south to be enslaved. That's a story that gets overlooked. The order HAD to have come from Lee.
They did not ban the Confederate flag from Gettysburg battlefield.
Neither of these articles say the Confederate flag was banned at the Gettysburg National Military Park either.
Apparently, they are no longer selling the Confederate flag. Since this is a U.S. facility, I am surprised they were selling the flag of traitors in the first place.
A lawmaker wants to ban the Confederate flag from battle reenactments, but as far as I can tell that has not occurred.
As far as I've been able to find out, the Confederate flag is still being flown at the Gettysburg National Military Park and still being waved about in the reenactments on how the South committed treason.
So with all this hullabaloo from the left re Confederates and Nazis I wonder what's going to happen to the reenacting hobby????? (mods feel free to move to hobby's if you don't think it could go here)
I'd rather watch paint dry than do one of these ridiculous Civil War re-enactments.
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