And why is it prominently displayed across Trump's shoulder?
Honestly, who thought that was a good idea?
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You mean The Rebel Flag? It’s a symbol of the heritage, representing freedom, states rights, individual responsibility, and resistance to an out of control federal government.
If we're being pedantic, sure.
A heritage of violating natural law and human rights while literally claiming ownership of another, as if they were an object. A totalitarian system of control in which the "monarch king" slaveowner made claim to the life and liberty of a person who they deemed to be less than human.
You've got to be kidding. Whose freedom? The freedom of some people to own other people?
Including the states' rights to allow some people to literally own other people, in direct violation of just about everything in the Bill of Rights.
How can people have individual responsibility when they are deprived of their ability to respond (response-ability) by having their most basic human rights and liberty stripped of them?
So in their opinion (per your opinion), they wanted to resist an overreaching government while simultaneously restricting others within their own states of all rights and freedoms?
Dinesh D'Souza on Racist Democrat Roots
Hitler Modeled Racist Nazi Laws After Democrat Jim Crow Laws
Usage of the confederate flag screams infiltrator/shills afoot. (Or people who don't realize how much optics matter)
Go back to reddit, smoothbrain.
Cringe