The next flag to go will be the Stars and Stripes
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And you're as free to fly that as you are to fly the American Swastika. Your shrieking hysteria notwithstanding, nobody has banned anything, and nobody's talking about banning anything. Governor Haley, in her speech calling for the removal of the battle flag from the SC Capitol grounds, explicitly encouraged those who value it to fly it from their homes and vehicles.
Once again, for the dimmer lights among us: The South Carolina legislature deciding to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Capitol grounds, even if it happens, which it has not yet, is not anybody banning anything.
Once again, for the dimmer lights among us: The South Carolina legislature deciding to remove the Confederate battle flag from the Capitol grounds, even if it happens, which it has not yet, is not anybody banning anything.
Obama ain't the only one on the planet who wants to see the end of it. He's not even in the important class. He's a servent, of the peeple, yuk yuk.
Just imagine the line ups at the border for all those cheap goods..
No more $15/hr minimum wage.. :lol:
The Chinese aren't in real good financial shape either. Cheap goods may be a thing of the recent past soon. Potatoes may be hard to find and expensive, eggs may have to be synthesized. Winter will come soon. Summer isn't here where I am yet. It's going to chill and rain again this evening. I'm tired of the brisk refreshing stuff.
Please fly at legislatures in all original 13 colonies. This is the British flag before Ireland joined the union and the one British soldiers fought under during the American Revolution (I assume). I know you might think it's a symbol of tyranny and monarchy and exorbitant taxes on tea and stamps, but it's a part of your heritage, and I know you're big on heritage. It represents powerful executives, empire, expansionism, global trade, English. Same colours too. Stripes, lots of stripes. I know you dig stripes. No stars. That's communist.
Please fly at legislatures in all original 13 colonies. This is the British flag before Ireland joined the union and the one British soldiers fought under during the American Revolution (I assume). I know you might think it's a symbol of tyranny and monarchy and exorbitant taxes on tea and stamps, but it's a part of your heritage, and I know you're big on heritage. It represents powerful executives, empire, expansionism, global trade, English. Same colours too. Stripes, lots of stripes. I know you dig stripes. No stars. That's communist.
This would be a better flag "Don't Tread on Me"
Black Man In Support Of Confederate Flag Triples His Media Appearance Rates - The Onion - America's Finest News Source
COLUMBIA, SC—Saying that his services had never been more in demand, Andrew Lewis, a local black man who supports flying the Confederate flag, announced plans Monday to triple his media appearance rates. “My phone’s been ringing off the hook the past few days, so I decided I’m not doing a spot for anything less than $1,500,” said Lewis, citing the numerous requests from news outlets for an African American who is willing to appear on television for three to five minutes and articulate why displaying the Confederate flag is an important symbol of states’ rights and standing up to the federal government. “I’m booked solid through Wednesday for one-on-ones and roundtable panels where I describe the flag as an important part of my state’s rich heritage, but I’d find a way to squeeze in a few more if the price was right. I’m just trying to make the most of this while I’m still hot.” Lewis added that when the latest controversy subsides, he would always have steady work appearing on political pundit shows to condemn affirmative action and argue for tighter voter ID laws.
COLUMBIA, SC—Saying that his services had never been more in demand, Andrew Lewis, a local black man who supports flying the Confederate flag, announced plans Monday to triple his media appearance rates. “My phone’s been ringing off the hook the past few days, so I decided I’m not doing a spot for anything less than $1,500,” said Lewis, citing the numerous requests from news outlets for an African American who is willing to appear on television for three to five minutes and articulate why displaying the Confederate flag is an important symbol of states’ rights and standing up to the federal government. “I’m booked solid through Wednesday for one-on-ones and roundtable panels where I describe the flag as an important part of my state’s rich heritage, but I’d find a way to squeeze in a few more if the price was right. I’m just trying to make the most of this while I’m still hot.” Lewis added that when the latest controversy subsides, he would always have steady work appearing on political pundit shows to condemn affirmative action and argue for tighter voter ID laws.