The Confederate Flag

[Anonymous]

You gotta admit.. This is catchy..

Hey I'll admit, that is catchy  



You'll prolly like this one too, even this black guy finds the humor in it  

[@realAzhyaAryola]

Having lived in the sphere of the Beltway for over three decades, I have traveled frequently to Virginia and West Virginia. History fascinates me so I have enjoyed learning about American History. As soon as my eyes caught a glimpse of a confederate flag, I knew I was entering the realm where battles were fought, won, lost--where history was made. The very idea would make my heart beat faster.



There are pockets in these regions where you could say time has stood still. History portrays the good and the bad in us but we cannot deny the events that happened. They happened. Hiding the confederate flag does not hide the events that happened. I am not for hiding or removing reminders of the tumultuous history that shaped our country today. It is important for the future generations to know that part of our history. By removing these icons or statues, we are denying the future generations the full knowledge that we have come a long way. We are keeping them in the dark as though robbing them of the knowledge. Will they be better for it?

[Blazor]

Having lived in the sphere of the Beltway for over three decades, I have traveled frequently to Virginia and West Virginia. History fascinates me so I have enjoyed learning about American History. As soon as my eyes caught a glimpse of a confederate flag, I knew I was entering the realm where battles were fought, won, lost--where history was made. The very idea would make my heart beat faster.



There are pockets in these regions where you could say time has stood still. History portrays the good and the bad in us but we cannot deny the events that happened. They happened. Hiding the confederate flag does not hide the events that happened. I am not for hiding or removing reminders of the tumultuous history that shaped our country today. It is important for the future generations to know that part of our history. By removing these icons or statues, we are denying the future generations the full knowledge that we have come a long way. We are keeping them in the dark as though robbing them of the knowledge. Will they be better for it?

As you know, Im in Virginia, Roanoke to be precise lol. My family fought for the South. Hell even my grandfathers name is Robert Lee lol (cant give my last name though). I just wish they would teach the kids the truth in school  

[Odinson]

Having lived in the sphere of the Beltway for over three decades, I have traveled frequently to Virginia and West Virginia. History fascinates me so I have enjoyed learning about American History. As soon as my eyes caught a glimpse of a confederate flag, I knew I was entering the realm where battles were fought, won, lost--where history was made. The very idea would make my heart beat faster.



There are pockets in these regions where you could say time has stood still. History portrays the good and the bad in us but we cannot deny the events that happened. They happened. Hiding the confederate flag does not hide the events that happened. I am not for hiding or removing reminders of the tumultuous history that shaped our country today. It is important for the future generations to know that part of our history. By removing these icons or statues, we are denying the future generations the full knowledge that we have come a long way. We are keeping them in the dark as though robbing them of the knowledge. Will they be better for it?

As you know, Im in Virginia, Roanoke to be precise lol. My family fought for the South. Hell even my grandfathers name is Robert Lee lol (cant give my last name though). I just wish they would teach the kids the truth in school  

Roanoke.. That does ring a bell..



Did you ever find out what happened to those settlers?

[@realAzhyaAryola]

As you know, Im in Virginia, Roanoke to be precise lol. My family fought for the South. Hell even my grandfathers name is Robert Lee lol (cant give my last name though). I just wish they would teach the kids the truth in school  

How well do you know Washington, DC and Maryland?

[Anonymous]

Having lived in the sphere of the Beltway for over three decades, I have traveled frequently to Virginia and West Virginia. History fascinates me so I have enjoyed learning about American History. As soon as my eyes caught a glimpse of a confederate flag, I knew I was entering the realm where battles were fought, won, lost--where history was made. The very idea would make my heart beat faster.



There are pockets in these regions where you could say time has stood still. History portrays the good and the bad in us but we cannot deny the events that happened. They happened. Hiding the confederate flag does not hide the events that happened. I am not for hiding or removing reminders of the tumultuous history that shaped our country today. It is important for the future generations to know that part of our history. By removing these icons or statues, we are denying the future generations the full knowledge that we have come a long way. We are keeping them in the dark as though robbing them of the knowledge. Will they be better for it?

The same thing is happening in Canada. Some extremists want to erase our first pm, John A. MacDonald from history.

[Odinson]

Here is a real mans man..



 



Only pussies pay child support.

[Odinson]

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[Anonymous]

Here is a real mans man..



 



Only pussies pay child support.

[Blazor]

Having lived in the sphere of the Beltway for over three decades, I have traveled frequently to Virginia and West Virginia. History fascinates me so I have enjoyed learning about American History. As soon as my eyes caught a glimpse of a confederate flag, I knew I was entering the realm where battles were fought, won, lost--where history was made. The very idea would make my heart beat faster.



There are pockets in these regions where you could say time has stood still. History portrays the good and the bad in us but we cannot deny the events that happened. They happened. Hiding the confederate flag does not hide the events that happened. I am not for hiding or removing reminders of the tumultuous history that shaped our country today. It is important for the future generations to know that part of our history. By removing these icons or statues, we are denying the future generations the full knowledge that we have come a long way. We are keeping them in the dark as though robbing them of the knowledge. Will they be better for it?

As you know, Im in Virginia, Roanoke to be precise lol. My family fought for the South. Hell even my grandfathers name is Robert Lee lol (cant give my last name though). I just wish they would teach the kids the truth in school  

Roanoke.. That does ring a bell..



Did you ever find out what happened to those settlers?

Lol not THAT Roanoke  

[Blazor]

As you know, Im in Virginia, Roanoke to be precise lol. My family fought for the South. Hell even my grandfathers name is Robert Lee lol (cant give my last name though). I just wish they would teach the kids the truth in school  

How well do you know Washington, DC and Maryland?

Not that great. I went to DC on a field trip in high school but thats it. My brother trying to get me to take the Amtrak up there when he goes to DC this summer.

[Anonymous]

Here is a real mans man..



 



Only pussies pay child support.

[Odinson]

OH HELLS NO!

[Odinson]

Did the slaves actually quit working for the masters after slavery was abolished?



I dont think they just left the plantation and went running into the woods yelling "Meessa free!"





I bet most of them kept living like they always have... Still working for the same massa..

[Anonymous]

OH HELLS NO!

What Herman said.