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RE: Thomas Jefferson and the Connecticut Democratic Party
(08-17-2015 03:17 PM)Tribal Wrote:  I don't understand the uproar about getting rid of...let's face it...the emblem of slavery. People can say all they want about what the Stars and Bars represents but it really just comes down, in its simplest form, to a sector of the US that felt justified in enslaving a group of people. It turns my stomach when folks say we should honor that flag as a symbol of the Confederacy. Honor what? Slavery?

Pretty much my opinion.

Also not to cast a wide stereotype net here, but the majority of people who wave this flag are not exactly the type of people I would hang out with anyway.
08-17-2015 03:38 PM
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