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And many large sections of the South started to rebell from the draft and fighting. West Virginia broke off....some of the state governors refused to send money and men to the Con-federate central government. Divisions in the mountains led to family feuds that lasted for generations. It most definitely was NOT a united con-federacy.Fun tidbit, when the drafts started in the South, wealthy slaveowners who owned more then I think 40 slaves, did not have to serve, even though they were the driving force behind secession and the war. Rich Man's War. Poor Man's Fight!
NAZI flags resemble a rainbow?Yes. They resemble a rainbow.
Nah, this time around you people will be fought by southern Americans - as well as midwest, northwest, and southwest, who are fighting to SAVE our CONSTITUTION. Spoiler alert... it will end badly for those who come against them.How sad. Will they be putting NAZI flags out next?
Rainbow division. France post Normandy IIRCA flag resembling a rainbow, was the flag of the US Army 42nd Infantry division (highly decorated in World War I & 2.
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You desire ACW II? Mississippi burning, this time it's nuclear?Nah, this time around you people will be fought by southern Americans - as well as midwest, northwest, and southwest, who are fighting to SAVE our CONSTITUTION. Spoiler alert... it will end badly for those who come against them.
Shows what happens when Dems are in control of a country, doesn't it?Well, they ARE similar except for the NAZI flag representing a country that lasted twice as long as the con-federacy.
How sad. Will they be putting NAZI flags out next?
Maybe not in West Virginia, that's correct, but throughout the South, the DEFENSE of homeland was very united, including among both blacks and whites, both of whom fought to defend their towns and turf.And many large sections of the South started to rebell from the draft and fighting. West Virginia broke off....some of the state governors refused to send money and men to the Con-federate central government. Divisions in the mountains led to family feuds that lasted for generations. It most definitely was NOT a united con-federacy.
Regardless of the variations, the stars & bars today is thought of as the flag of the Confederacy, and millions of southerners carry it at Memorial Day services in cemetaries. Their reverence for their long departed ancestors is the important thing, not which flag is flown now.I HATE the supposed "confederate flag" being flown by ignorant rednecks today, and here's why. It isn't the real Confederate flag, it's a political logo / copy sold to people back in the late 1940s.
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This is the real Confederate flag, the flag of Opposition to the North and Federal tyranny. The flag had several variations, some with different numbers of stars (some added Kentucky and Missouri to the Confederacy even though they never officially joined), and different patterns of stars. The two red stripes and one white stripe were the true stars and bars of the Confederacy. The flag was the Confederacies Official flag, being flown by the Confederate states governments, and flown in the Confederate capitol of Richmond.
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This is an example of a Confederate Battle Flag, or more specifically, an Army of Northern Virginia flag. Regiments from all over the Confederate states fought in the Army of Northern Virginia, commanded by General Robert E. Lee. The flags of these regiments were always the nearly all the same, square, with large white borders with 13 stars. The regiments painted battle honors on the flag, as seen on this example, flown by the 28th North Carolina Infantry regiment.
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This is the closest example of what some people think is the Confederate Flag. Again, this is a battle flag, carried by regiments with the National flag. This particular one was flown by the 7th Mississippi Infantry regiment, Army of the Tennessee. The Army of the Tennessee was a rag tag bunch of misfits, and the flags showed it. Most followed the patterns of large white borders around the flag, and the blue cross. Battle Honors were typically painted along these borders.
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This is the flag that many think is the Confederate flag. It isn't. It was designed by the short lived Dixiecrat party in 1948. Novelty companies took the design, and marketed it as a confederate flag, and it has stuck ever since. Notice the lack of white border, the extra wide cross, and small stars. That is not my flag.
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This is my Flag. My CONFEDERATE flag.
That's not what your ancestor most likely fought or died for. You are unaware.Significant to my ancestor that died for those rich bastards.
Confirmation of the OP. There it is.Good idea. I should wear your flag for underwear. Thanks!
Neither state's rights or slavery are what 90% of southerners fought for in the Civil War. Overwhelmingly and consistently, all across the 11 states of the Confederacy, after the war when southerners were asked "Why did you fight" the answer was always the same >> "Because you're here"I always thought that no person living today should fly the battle flag as they did not earn the right to....Much less the bastardized things they fly now.
I always put my Virginia flag out on Confederate Memorial Day. IMHO it's a lot more appropriate as the war had to do with state's rights first and foremost.
Regardless of the variations, the stars & bars today is thought of as the flag of the Confederacy, and millions of southerners carry it at Memorial Day services in cemetaries. Their reverence for their long departed ancestors is the important thing, not which flag is flown now.
Works for me. Your tears are so sweet!Confirmation of the OP. There it is.
I dont give a rat's ass about which flag is flown. Currently, and for the last 70 years, the star & bars has overwhelmingly been the flag representitive of the confederacy. You may fly whatefver flag you like.If they're going to do it, do it right. All of my ancestors, (six direct ancestors, 12 if you count cousins) fought for the North. I support the Confederacy because of my birthplace, and my opposition to a large federal government. I fly the Real flag, not a made up political stunt piece.
Your tears, or you wouldn't be posting here.Works for me. Your tears are so sweet!
I am not the one whining. I am enjoying your anguish.Your tears, or you wouldn't be posting here.
