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Now that we are banning flags,, why not the British flag ,, it all started with the British anyway, they didn't have to come and colonize ,, north america but,, no they came with soldiers and cannon,, and killed the native inhabitants,, they also brought slaves from Africa,, another country they tried to conquer,, and when the colonist in the americas rose up against tyranny,, the king of england {british} started to kill his own people thus having the American revolution,, there fore I think we should ban the British flag, I can't think of any other flag that symbolizes centuries of oppression and tyranny, and it sorta looks like the confederate flag anyway.. Thank you and have a nice day.
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So, you would be OK with banning the UK flag because it is a symbol of "oppression and tyranny"? Then it can be deduced you would likewise agree to ban another symbol of "oppression and tyranny", the Confederate flag; and, if we add treason, sedition, actively consorting with foreign powers against the US (the Confederacy was actively seeking and being given support by the UK; look up "Alabama Claims" to verify) among other transgressions by the Confederacy, it is only logical the "Stars and Bars" is a symbol of things far worse than the Union Jack... Oh, and my days are always nice... :sunny: <O> |
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[QUOTE=vienna;2325571]You mean you couldn't think of maybe the Nazi flag, the USSR flag, the PRC flag, the PRK flag among others? It's amazing what one can find if one gives a matter some or any thought at all
Oh, and my days are always nice... :sunny: non of the above add up to centuries,, american history is intertwinded with the British so it's a valid point,, liberals are loyalist to the crown are they not. |
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If the south wants to display the Stars and Bars, I could understand. But the flag under consideration is a battle flag of an illegal rebellion that threatened the United States as a union.
I do not feel it is appropriate to display, other in a restricted strictly historical manner, any battle flag of an enemy of the United States inside the United States. I used to have a Japanese flag in my room when I was in Martial Arts.. but I would not hang a Japanese battle flag. There is a difference between a national flag and a battle flag. The fact that the United States used the same flag for both, does not nullify this difference. The fact that a portion of our nation takes pride in what was an illegal rebellion that attempted to affect our sovereignty via unconstitutional means concerns me. |
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I seem to be unable to let slide some of the more inane statements or arguments some of the "trolls", as you put it spew. Perhaps I should also have asked for a time limit on how long one can spew before it is proper to respond... If I should appear to be harsh to the Far Right, it is unintentional. Let's face it: given the nature, subject and demographics of this board, there aren't exactly going to be a lot of Far Left liberals posting here. I'm just sayin'... <O> |
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I fully support removing the flag from most government contexts. If a private citizen wants to fly the flag on their own property, I have no problem with that. If a person wishes to fly a Nazi flag on their property, they are within their right as well. If a company wants to stop selling or displaying the flag, they are within their rights, but the government has no business banning the sale or display of it. I personally do not understand the attachment some people have to the flag.
The flag almost absolutely does not belong on government property. I don't have an issue with the flag being displayed in historical contexts, such as battlegrounds or cemeteries. I'm not quite decided on the issue of flying it at monuments. (Unless those are privately owned/funded.) |
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What are the demographics of this board ?:hmmm: |
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