What is the first thing you think of when you look at this?

Brings a tear to my eye... specially if they are playing "Dixie" while waving it. Seriously though - it was a symbol of America's past history. If I was born 150 years ago it would probably mean something. These days - doesn't really mean much to me.
 
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White, bigotted trailer trash...
 
Whenever I see that particular flag, I'm always on guard, because rednecks are dangerous, (usually) obese people with guns and opinions, with very little wisdom or common sense.

Do I stick around? Probably not, I've a very low tolerance for racists.
 
Most of the idiots who fly that flag today are retards who don't even know what it is- and isn't. Many of them think it was the flag of the CSA :lol:

Funny.

Back approximately 10 years ago there was this huge bruh-haha in Georgia about removing the stars and bars from the state flag. All the ignoramuses were screaming about "heritage". When it was pointed out to them that the stars and bars were never a battle flag the Georgia contingent in the CSA, they really had no answer. Neither did they have an answer as to why it took approximately 90 years after the civil war to adopt it as part of the state flag. Nor did they have an answer as to why, if it was about heritage, they were just as opposed to the pre 1956 version.

I remember that and it was funny. Then I remember the meltdown from that faction when Perdue didn't do as they claimed he promised, put the flag up for a referendum. They vowed that he would lose re-election in a landslide and well we all know how that worked out. :lol:

But there is absolutely nothing racist about people displaying it in reference to Civil War relatives or Southern Heritage and Agricultural advancements.
 
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Most of the idiots who fly that flag today are retards who don't even know what it is- and isn't. Many of them think it was the flag of the CSA :lol:

Funny.

Back approximately 10 years ago there was this huge bruh-haha in Georgia about removing the stars and bars from the state flag. All the ignoramuses were screaming about "heritage". When it was pointed out to them that the stars and bars were never a battle flag the Georgia contingent in the CSA, they really had no answer. Neither did they have an answer as to why it took approximately 90 years after the civil war to adopt it as part of the state flag. Nor did they have an answer as to why, if it was about heritage, they were just as opposed to the pre 1956 version.

I remember that and it was funny. Then I remember the meltdown from that faction when Perdue didn't do as they claimed he promised, put the flag up for a referendum. They vowed that he would lose re-election in a landslide and well all know how that worked out. :lol:

But there is absolutely nothing racist about people displaying it in reference to Civil War relatives or Southern Heritage and Agricultural advancements.

Oh, Perdue did put the flag up for a referendum of some sort (that I remember), but the version with the stars and bars wasn't one of the ones that could be chosen. :lol:

He "kept" his promise to the letter of it, but didn't keep it at the same time.
 
Most of the idiots who fly that flag today are retards who don't even know what it is- and isn't. Many of them think it was the flag of the CSA :lol:

Funny.

Back approximately 10 years ago there was this huge bruh-haha in Georgia about removing the stars and bars from the state flag. All the ignoramuses were screaming about "heritage". When it was pointed out to them that the stars and bars were never a battle flag the Georgia contingent in the CSA, they really had no answer. Neither did they have an answer as to why it took approximately 90 years after the civil war to adopt it as part of the state flag. Nor did they have an answer as to why, if it was about heritage, they were just as opposed to the pre 1956 version.

Also, the move to prominently place the stars and bars on the state flag started in 1954. The same year as Brown vs Board overturned racial segregation in schools. But surely that was nothing more than a coincidence :eusa_think:

Yeah, that was when I parted company with the "Heritage Not Hate" crowd, when just about every one of them said that it wasn't true. The facts disagreed with them. I used to have a fun time with some fellow Marine friends (a couple of them dark green) randomly stopping at dives flying the Stars-n-Bars acting like we didn't know what that flag meant.
 
Whenever I see that particular flag, I'm always on guard, because rednecks are dangerous, (usually) obese people with guns and opinions, with very little wisdom or common sense.

Do I stick around? Probably not, I've a very low tolerance for racists.

The amusing thing is that I feel exactly the same way about Boston Irish Democrats. Go figure.
 
Funny.

Back approximately 10 years ago there was this huge bruh-haha in Georgia about removing the stars and bars from the state flag. All the ignoramuses were screaming about "heritage". When it was pointed out to them that the stars and bars were never a battle flag the Georgia contingent in the CSA, they really had no answer. Neither did they have an answer as to why it took approximately 90 years after the civil war to adopt it as part of the state flag. Nor did they have an answer as to why, if it was about heritage, they were just as opposed to the pre 1956 version.

Also, the move to prominently place the stars and bars on the state flag started in 1954. The same year as Brown vs Board overturned racial segregation in schools. But surely that was nothing more than a coincidence :eusa_think:

Yeah, that was when I parted company with the "Heritage Not Hate" crowd, when just about every one of them said that it wasn't true. The facts disagreed with them. I used to have a fun time with some fellow Marine friends (a couple of them dark green) randomly stopping at dives flying the Stars-n-Bars acting like we didn't know what that flag meant.

In their defense, I'm willing to bet that most really don't know the history behind it.

Which also puts lie to the "heritage" argument as well....
 
2 things depending on where I see it:

1. Southern Heritage if displayed in a historical fashion
2. Don't go into that bar if displayed randomly in public. I'm not black, I'm worse according to the hardliner racists - I'm Catholic.

yeah, but at least they won't ask to see your horns.

Jewish people have horns?

Fuckin' teh kewl!

You guys get all the cool shit.

heh... it's a joo conspiracy. :lol::eusa_shhh:

we have guitars, too!!
 

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