Attack on the Confederate Flag?
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ban/
verb
1.
officially or legally prohibit.
"he was banned from driving for a year"
synonyms, prohibit, forbid, veto, proscribe, disallow, outlaw, make illegal, embargo, bar, debar, block, stop, suppress,interdict;
We could say censored if you like.
Walmart, Amazon, Sears, eBay stop selling Confederate flag - CNNPolitics.com
ban/
verb
1.
officially or legally prohibit.
"he was banned from driving for a year"
synonyms, prohibit, forbid, veto, proscribe, disallow, outlaw, make illegal, embargo, bar, debar, block, stop, suppress,interdict;
We could say censored if you like.
Walmart, Amazon, Sears, eBay stop selling Confederate flag - CNNPolitics.com
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That's your opinion and they are like noses...everybody has one and it usally has a couple holes in it...the flag represents southern culture and resistance to oppressive liberal government...and the more you liberals try to take them the more the folks in the south are going to fly them...so get over it 
That's your opinion and they are like noses...everybody has one and it usally has a couple holes in it...the flag represents southern culture and resistance to oppressive liberal government...and the more you liberals try to take them the more the folks in the south are going to fly them...so get over it
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So? They fought a war and lost...since then the flag has come to represent the struggle against government oppression and the southern culture... so get over it and let folks live in the land of the free and the home of the brave
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
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So? They fought a war and lost...since then the flag has come to represent the struggle against government oppression and the southern culture... so get over it and let folks live in the land of the free and the home of the brave
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
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If you want to wear crosses and confederate flags, I'm all for freedom of expression, speech.
So is USA's Constitution.
But the Constitution already bans government from expressing a cross. As that constitutes, however mildly, an 'establishment of religion.'
In regard to the confederate flag, to me that never's lost its original putrid root meaning: warring for the right to enslave a race. In addition the right to secede from the Union.
Perhaps being a 'northerner' as well as despising racism, instinctively I hated the confederate flag. No one taught or urged me so. It came........natural. God is sovereign, but I wish Lincoln had lived, I wish the North (Congress+President) had enforced the 14th Amendment on the South. Not as denying white southerners' rights. But as enforcing black citizens' rights. Likewise, governmentally, I wish the North had banned GOVERNMENT from using a symbol of treason and civil war.
I hope I do. Just like I likewise hope I care about all peoples. Symbols are simply speech.
Whether it's a problem, or whether blacks love the confederate flag, I detest it; and find it (still) contrary to
civil rights and the USA. Last: I'm only concerned with Government (eg States) use of that flag
So is USA's Constitution.
But the Constitution already bans government from expressing a cross. As that constitutes, however mildly, an 'establishment of religion.'
In regard to the confederate flag, to me that never's lost its original putrid root meaning: warring for the right to enslave a race. In addition the right to secede from the Union.
Perhaps being a 'northerner' as well as despising racism, instinctively I hated the confederate flag. No one taught or urged me so. It came........natural. God is sovereign, but I wish Lincoln had lived, I wish the North (Congress+President) had enforced the 14th Amendment on the South. Not as denying white southerners' rights. But as enforcing black citizens' rights. Likewise, governmentally, I wish the North had banned GOVERNMENT from using a symbol of treason and civil war.
I hope I do. Just like I likewise hope I care about all peoples. Symbols are simply speech.
Whether it's a problem, or whether blacks love the confederate flag, I detest it; and find it (still) contrary to
civil rights and the USA. Last: I'm only concerned with Government (eg States) use of that flag
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Well the government and liberals especially are always at work to oppress the people...its quite a common topic among many conservatives of late...and the southern culture is well understood concept and I suggest that you could find thousands of books or other sources to help you understand... I know what it means to me as a southerner ...but I think you can figure it out
Well the government and liberals especially are always at work to oppress the people...its quite a common topic among many conservatives of late...and the southern culture is well understood concept and I suggest that you could find thousands of books or other sources to help you understand... I know what it means to me as a southerner ...but I think you can figure it out
So? They fought a war and lost...since then the flag has come to represent the struggle against government oppression and the southern culture... so get over it and let folks live in the land of the free and the home of the brave
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
And again I doubt you folks are really concerned about the blacks and the issues they really face?
The traitor flag is more than just the issue of race in America, though it does touch on that in a negative way as well. For those not dark-skinned it is still a symbol of treachery and betrayl.
For those that are of African descent though, of course to them it is a symbol of that unjust slavery and of the racism that followed after the defeated of the confederacy as it was still used as an intimidation symbol against them for over a century. Even the particular flag from South Carolina that was brought down was put up for the reason to promote segregationism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owiuIB8j5v4
[video=youtube;owiuIB8j5v4]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owiuIB8j5v4[/video]
"What other country actually flies the flag of some traitors that they actually beat in a war?"
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I'm asking you since you were the one who made the reference. Since you chose not to answer you are correct I have my answer. If it was so well understood there wouldn't be such a debate about it now would there.
