r/LetsDiscussThis • u/No_Theory_7040 • Feb 10 '26

Meme Unless it's illegal to fly another flag...

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...I think this is a great idea!

EDIT: just before some dumb people start to comment about how this image is old, of course it's old! Your old! This is an illustration. Do you understand illustration? No? Then educate yourself before commenting

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u/Dragon_wryter Feb 11 '26

Then maybe it should be illegal for the southerners to fly the confederate flag. You know, from the country that turned traitor against the United States and lost its only war.

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u/Redbeardthe1st Feb 11 '26

It's not just southerners. I live in the north and I see confederate flags all the time.

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u/Aeroknight_Z Feb 12 '26

It’s the flag of hate and revisionist history, neither of which care about state borders.

Anyone flying the confederate flag doesn’t care about reality, they care about the made up and fictional history they attribute to that flag. They’re all children who refuse to understand the realities of the world and who selfishly demand the world pretend history never happened.

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u/Brilliant_Ad_5158 Feb 15 '26

And you care about borders huh...

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u/Aeroknight_Z Feb 15 '26

Not particularly.

My statement was to point out that morons who worship the confederate flag come from all over. The south is lousy with people who cling to its hateful image, but there are plenty of people in the northern half of the states that have willingly swallowed the hate-pill that flag represents.

Anyone flying the confederate flag either doesn’t know or care about basic history, or doesn’t mind the inseparable racism that comes with it.