Hello, is the confederate flag bad?
I was driving around up here, in the suburbs around Pittsburgh, and I saw someone flying the Confederate battle flag at their house. I nearly drove into a phone pole from doing a double-take, then I nearly hopped out and lit the damn thing on fire. My very pregnant wife stopped me, thankfully. But in PITTSBURGH? Really?
Nice job, OP. You protested in a way that couldn't get you tossed in jail. I don't think I have the patience to do that, not with these hateful, ignorant people. Thanks for sharing the story. Keep up the great work.
Hello, is the confederate flag bad? I have discussed with people who are very liberal and support it stating it is just part of history.
I guess you don't frequent central PA haha. I saw more confederate flags there than I do down south.
Hello, is the confederate flag bad? I have discussed with people who are very liberal and support it stating it is just part of history.
Any other traitor rally scheduled? Should organize a GAF meetup/protest for locals of the area to head to.
They're unfortunately common in Rural Michigan. When I was working for rural schools there would always be a bunch of idiot high school kids with them in/on/attached to their pickups. There was also one flying in front of a home that I drove by to and from work everyday. And every time I wanted to stop my car and tear it down.
I'll never understand flying the confederate flag in places like Michigan. I live in the Pacific Northwest and I think its idiotic to fly it here too. YOU'RE IN THE WRONG NEIGHBORHOODS, MOTHERFUCKERS.
Thanks for the kind words, guys. I'm just doing my part and hope to encourage others to find ways that they, too, can use their skills to expose, combat, or mock racism.
I also feel that as a tatted-up, bald white guy, I have some PR to do for my brothers.
Oklahoma, which, as shitty as it is, wasn't even part of the confederacy.
Kinda funny/hypocritical that the same dopes who cry about foreigners not adapting to the local culture do pretty much the same thing when they fly this flag here.
Redneck culture is alive in rural Michigan. And as rednecks they love their signs of rebellion. Which is why I more frequently here them called 'rebel flags' than confederate here. They like tol try to pretend that that somehow changes the fact they're flying a sign of hate and bigotry.
I went to undergrad at Bucknell, and I don't remember seeing the Confederate flag. And I traveled back and forth between Pittsburgh and Lewisburg pretty frequently. Of course, that was 15 years ago.
I don't know the hell these snowflakes can be so proud carrying a flag that basically belonged to traitors to the US. Shits insane to me
I guess you don't frequent central PA haha. I saw more confederate flags there than I do down south.
Hello, is the confederate flag bad? I have discussed with people who are very liberal and support it stating it is just part of history.
I guess you don't frequent central PA haha. I saw more confederate flags there than I do down south.
This is factual.
OHhhhh you know Huntingdon county, I'm from there.
To them the Federal Government was a tyrannical traitor to the American people so to some I guess it represents standing up to the big federal government.
Only went a couple times to see some wife's family. We lived in Altoona. We always took the kettle mountain route and was always a beautiful drive at least!
Then a confederate biker chimed in, claiming that he always carries his DD-214 around. My buddy called bullshit and said to show it. Biker was like no.
That it is.
But yeah, I was just talking with my grandmother a few weeks ago how it feels like the people in our community identify more with parts of the deep south than with Pittsburgh or even State College. It feels like a more recent trend too. It's always been a back woods area, but I don't recall seeing this many rebel flags in my youth.
That it is.
But yeah, I was just talking with my grandmother a few weeks ago how it feels like the people in our community identify more with parts of the deep south than with Pittsburgh or even State College. It feels like a more recent trend too. It's always been a back woods area, but I don't recall seeing this many rebel flags in my youth.