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It's just another example of Liberal ignorance run amok....
When will they call for us to ban the Clintons for using the Confederate flag in their campaigns??? I'll bet not in our lifetimes.....
It speaks volumes that you'd trot out photoshopped images to demean somebody--- and then turn around and blame them for it.
Actually, if you do your research, those are actual campaign buttons....
Good try, but you can't pull a Hillary on that one!!!! Especially not after they were on sale on eBay!!!!!
Somebother company will pick it up if they feel it can make them money and help their interests. If not... meh. Order the DVD's.Except "anything" isn't trying to whitewash historyYou could say that about anything.A free market ruled by unnecessary pressures from idiotic agendasIt's a free marketThe Dukes of Hazzard
TV Land pulls Dukes Confederate flag a no-no New York Post
This nonsense really upsets me and I've never owned a damn Confederate Flag.
Free speech must now be preapproved by your nearest liberal headquarters
Yes. The pendulum is now swinging to the other extreme.A free market ruled by unnecessary pressures from idiotic agendasIt's a free marketThe Dukes of Hazzard
TV Land pulls Dukes Confederate flag a no-no New York Post
This nonsense really upsets me and I've never owned a damn Confederate Flag.
Free speech must now be preapproved by your nearest liberal headquarters
NonsenseAnd as a consumer of that business I have every right to bitch about their choice as the left who pushed them to this absurd decision.I guess businesses are free to make their own business decisions anymore.
Not according to you. You have to accept it or you're "forcing" your opinion onto them which as a consumer is now a bad thing or something
NonsenseAnd as a consumer of that business I have every right to bitch about their choice as the left who pushed them to this absurd decision.I guess businesses are free to make their own business decisions anymore.
Not according to you. You have to accept it or you're "forcing" your opinion onto them which as a consumer is now a bad thing or something
If a flag painted on a car offends you turn the fucking channel.
Wrong. The show has been on that channel for years.NonsenseAnd as a consumer of that business I have every right to bitch about their choice as the left who pushed them to this absurd decision.I guess businesses are free to make their own business decisions anymore.
Not according to you. You have to accept it or you're "forcing" your opinion onto them which as a consumer is now a bad thing or something
If a flag painted on a car offends you turn the fucking channel.
It offended the owners so they cut it. Problem?
Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
Wrong. The show has been on that channel for years.NonsenseAnd as a consumer of that business I have every right to bitch about their choice as the left who pushed them to this absurd decision.I guess businesses are free to make their own business decisions anymore.
Not according to you. You have to accept it or you're "forcing" your opinion onto them which as a consumer is now a bad thing or something
If a flag painted on a car offends you turn the fucking channel.
It offended the owners so they cut it. Problem?
Ratings puller? It's fucking TVLand dumbassWrong. The show has been on that channel for years.NonsenseAnd as a consumer of that business I have every right to bitch about their choice as the left who pushed them to this absurd decision.
Not according to you. You have to accept it or you're "forcing" your opinion onto them which as a consumer is now a bad thing or something
If a flag painted on a car offends you turn the fucking channel.
It offended the owners so they cut it. Problem?
And now it's seen as too much baggage to keep it on? Problem?
Are they supposed to ignore reality of today and keep it for the sole purpose of you not crying about it? If it was a ratings puller they would've kept it.
I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
Not wasting my time on ignorance like yours. Figure it our for yourself. Or don't, I don't really give a damn.I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
Really.
How?
Yeah I saw that as well the guy was shocked by the backlash he got over it really? You take an iconic photo from one of the most famous battles of WW2 a battle in which almost 7,000 marines were killed and 20,000 were wounded make some kind of a gay marriage comparsion and then your shocked there is outrage and backlash yeah right.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
Not wasting my time on ignorance like yours. Figure it our for yourself. Or don't, I don't really give a damn.I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
Really.
How?
You're welcome, now kindly take your ignorance elsewhereNot wasting my time on ignorance like yours. Figure it our for yourself. Or don't, I don't really give a damn.I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
Really.
How?
Exactly.
As I always say, if you can't articulate your point -- you don't have one.
Thanks for not dragging that one out at least.
Anyone see the gay flag substituted for the flag at Iwo Jima? How many tens of thousands of Americans died there? How many fags died in the battle for marriage?
Yeah, the left is nuts
You're welcome, now kindly take your ignorance elsewhereNot wasting my time on ignorance like yours. Figure it our for yourself. Or don't, I don't really give a damn.I'm glad he got hate mail. What he did in an insult to our military personnel.There's probably no record unless somebody's documenting what we call "hate crimes". But the blowback the photographer got shows it's a real threat:
>> Ed Freeman, a professional photographer in Los Angeles, took the photo on the right 10 years ago. He posted it to his Facebook wall after last week’s Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage, causing an uproar of sorts on social media after it went viral.
From the Washington Post:
Freeman found that out the hard way last week. More than a decade after his adaptation of the photograph was published, it circulated on social media following the Supreme Court’s decision Friday to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 states.
That prompted a backlash against Freeman — including a death threat he says he reported to the FBI.
“He said if he ever saw me, he’d kill me,” Freeman said in a phone interview. “I got swamped with vitriolic hate mail.” << --- Photographer Didn't Expect the Backlash
Really.
How?
Exactly.
As I always say, if you can't articulate your point -- you don't have one.
Thanks for not dragging that one out at least.
