Not everyone in 'The South' flies 'that flag' @davidhogg111. Just FYI sweetie.
Imagine thinking that flying the flag of the traitors to this nation that fought to keep slavery made you more patriotic or showed your southern pride like wtf are you proud of? Slavery? secession? killing Americans? Treason? Because that’s exactly what that flag represents.
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he never said that.
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I always ask them, if they like history so much, how do they feel about the idea of erecting a few statues of Sherman around town? They don't seem to like that idea for some reason. Couldn't fathom why. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/19/William-Tecumseh-Sherman.jpg/800px-William-Tecumseh-Sherman.jpg …
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Bravo!
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I've got someone around the corner who flies it, regularly. In Alkmaar. Noord-Holland.
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And I thought participation trophies were for kids.
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William Porcher Miles, who created the battle flag, said that anyone who denied that the flag and war were not, first and foremost, about slavery, was a self serving liar “without honor”.
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Dividing. Dems only plan for America.
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