The Southerns are the ones holding on to the bones of the White Supremacist Confederates, bub.
Watching to much Dukes of hazard reruns, Me thinks pal
Hey I got an Ideal, send me a private text and I will personally send you a bus ticket and show you around greenville, South Carolina
I've never watched one episode of that stupid show.
Are you trying to make a case the Confederate flag is not bandied about in the South?
That it wasn't rejuvenated in the 1950's - during the heated fight of the Civil Rights Movement?
That the Confederate battle flag wasn't flown on state capitals, and is even incorporated into the Mississippi state flag?
what are you a 100 years old?
So you are trying to tell me the stars and bars went out in style between 1870 till the 1960s?
Uhm ok, if you say so
After the Civil war, yes, it "went out of style." It was the flag of losers.
After a generation, the Lost Cause meme started taking hold, but even then the flag then was used more for reunions and memorials to the soldiers.
The United Daughters of the Confederacy, founded in 1894, who helped shape that Lost Cause revision, still revered it -- but in somber tones
"Around the turn of the century, the sombre Lost Cause tradition became more of a celebration, and the flag's role in it increased.
But the emblem was still restricted to Confederate commemorations and veterans' parades. T
he guardians of the Confederate tradition saw their flag as a sacred tribute to the Confederate dead, and thus they kept it out of popular culture and the political arena. With the advent of the 1940s, however..."
The troubled resurgence of the Confederate flag - ProQuest
It was when the men came home from WWII and the Civil Rights movement came about that Battle Flag came out in full force -- and it's purpose was one of invoking White Supremacy and intimidation. The KKK used it pretty widely as well then...