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OK Shitting Bull. Thanks for acknowledging you lied.
It was just a meme, Pee-wee.
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OK Shitting Bull. Thanks for acknowledging you lied.
Earlier this week, NASCAR said it backed South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's call to remove the Confederate flag from state capitol grounds, and noted that it bars the flag symbol in any official NASCAR capacity.
But banning it on race track property is a much larger task for NASCAR, which began as a Southern sport and many of its fans still embrace the flag. It flies atop campers and at camp sites at many races as fans spend entire weekends in either the infield or surrounding areas of track property.
The size of the crowd, and NASCAR's own acknowledgment that fans have a right to freedom of expression, would make it difficult to police the presence of the flag.
This is the inevitable conundrum of ignoring the fact that it's not just a racial or political symbol but a cultural symbol.
You can't ban or legislate culture. Try to do that and its proponents who were only marginally interested suddenly get more interested. And rightly so.
"Cultural symbol"? Owning people like property? That's really fucking hilarious! Thanks for the laugh.
Earlier this week, NASCAR said it backed South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's call to remove the Confederate flag from state capitol grounds, and noted that it bars the flag symbol in any official NASCAR capacity.
But banning it on race track property is a much larger task for NASCAR, which began as a Southern sport and many of its fans still embrace the flag. It flies atop campers and at camp sites at many races as fans spend entire weekends in either the infield or surrounding areas of track property.
The size of the crowd, and NASCAR's own acknowledgment that fans have a right to freedom of expression, would make it difficult to police the presence of the flag.
This is the inevitable conundrum of ignoring the fact that it's not just a racial or political symbol but a cultural symbol.
You can't ban or legislate culture. Try to do that and its proponents who were only marginally interested suddenly get more interested. And rightly so.
"Cultural symbol"? Owning people like property? That's really fucking hilarious! Thanks for the laugh.
Well they both symbolise ideas of racial superiority.Wow.
The Confederate Flag is soon gonna be as taboo as the Nazi flag.
Fair enough. It's only the cornerstone and foundation, not everything.What's a "laugh" is unilaterally declaring that somebody else's symbol means "X", and that's all it means.
Actually it's not funny. It's hubris and it's ignorance.
This is the inevitable conundrum of ignoring the fact that it's not just a racial or political symbol but a cultural symbol.
You can't ban or legislate culture. Try to do that and its proponents who were only marginally interested suddenly get more interested. And rightly so.
You posted it. It was a lie, liar.OK Shitting Bull. Thanks for acknowledging you lied.
It was just a meme, Pee-wee.
If that's what you think it symbolized then you are simply ignorant of reality.Earlier this week, NASCAR said it backed South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley's call to remove the Confederate flag from state capitol grounds, and noted that it bars the flag symbol in any official NASCAR capacity.
But banning it on race track property is a much larger task for NASCAR, which began as a Southern sport and many of its fans still embrace the flag. It flies atop campers and at camp sites at many races as fans spend entire weekends in either the infield or surrounding areas of track property.
The size of the crowd, and NASCAR's own acknowledgment that fans have a right to freedom of expression, would make it difficult to police the presence of the flag.
This is the inevitable conundrum of ignoring the fact that it's not just a racial or political symbol but a cultural symbol.
You can't ban or legislate culture. Try to do that and its proponents who were only marginally interested suddenly get more interested. And rightly so.
"Cultural symbol"? Owning people like property? That's really fucking hilarious! Thanks for the laugh.