Pinworm
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Yap.
KKK chapter to hold rally on South Carolina Statehouse grounds
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Rob Roy
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No its still flying. They took the flags down from Fort Moultrie and all but there r all in about putting them back up
ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh i get it.....lol my bad
A girl climbed the pole at the state house and took it down but was put back up
had a few beers tonight, taken took...tomato tomatoe ..whatever LOL
Harrekin
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Not all stupid people are racist, but nearly all racists are stupid.
londonfog
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Can anyone explain exactly what Southern History is ?
The Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan’s Pelham, North Carolina, chapter have reserved the Statehouse Grounds in South Carolina for a rally next month.
James Spears, the Great Titan of the chapter, said the group would be rallying to protest “the Confederate flag being took down for all the wrong reasons.”
“It’s part of white people’s culture,” he added.
Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2015/...se-confederate-flag-119548.html#ixzz3eauDVSpB
so this was a temporary measure..for 'looks'?
dude..there is nothin', but nothin' as ballsy as the south.
case in point..pretend outrage..then when no one lookin'?
well..it is getting close to an election year..
No its because Fort Moultrie is were the Confederate solder were to.protect the harbor etc and was a main ground for solders. Look up castle pick new snow fort Moultrie and they will tell you what they stand for.so this was a temporary measure..for 'looks'?
dude..there is nothin', but nothin' as ballsy as the south.
case in point..pretend outrage..then when no one lookin'?
well..it is getting close to an election year..
londonfog
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from your link
Now we move into an area of deliberate obfuscation: The fact that the Confederate battle flag was never the official national flag of the Confederacy is a technical historical aspect which is of little import today — that flag was nevertheless used by officially sanctioned Army and Navy units that fought in the service of the Confederate government, its Southern Cross design was incorporated into the Confederate national flag, and that banner was popularly recognized and regarded at the time as a symbol of the Confederate nation by the people who lived there. it is considered a symbol of slavery and white supremacy by many people today, in part that’s because it did indeed represent a government, military, and people who fought to preserve those aspects of their society.
Read more at http://m.snopes.com/2015/06/28/confederate-flag-history/#rv5Ozd5RA7oWBEyv.99
The flag represented the colonies as they grew so while in war the Csa did not fight each other. It has nothing to do with slavery it was the 13 colonies flag like every other country as there flag that was the csa flag nothin more nothin less all Yale democratic idiots turn everything into what Yale want...hate slavery etc. Northerners had slaves for aehile.to my friend. The csa separated themselves from America. The flag flies because the Csa soldiers dies for csa freedom from America and that's why it's flown over memorials and confederate graves. The flag does not represent hate slavery by any means. Come to Charleston and take a tour my friends and learn the real reason instead of your and there reason
londonfog
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Sorry guy..The South were fighting to keep there way of life, which included slavery. Why do you feel it was right for the south to want slaves ?
Everyone has slaves north as well. Most people don't like Change. Let's take everything your a custom to and throw you into a new country and see how you like it. Black Africans were selling/trading there own brothers, and sisters etc for goods and everything else. A black man was selling a black man to a white man in the usa. And white people are racist. Your about as retarded as uncle buck. I will give you a few thousand acres to farm and you have to do it all by hand. no tractor just a few donkeys and a plow. No help and make a living or wait you probably could not. You probably can't even get on a horse or donkey and get it to do what you want. It was a way of life then like today is now. Have you ever been to a civil war r enactment or actually talked to black people that actually understand what the flag represents. We have alot of black men that participate in warrenactments. they no what it truly means. It was a flag a flag to state you were a csa solders and not a northerner
