I like the first Confederate Naval Jack. It reminds me of the European Union flag.
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I like the first Confederate Naval Jack. It reminds me of the European Union flag.
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Last edited by Zathras; 04-03-2012 at 06:52 PM.
It's not my job to provide proof for your statements. That's your job and, in this case, you did a piss poor job in doing that.
As for this being in Afghanistan? No proof of that yet...it could have been staged anywhere in the world.
If it did however, it's a sign of disrespect for the American flag that should be flying on the flagpole, not the rag the "soldier" ran up.
Google's not broken but your "credible source" ability died a long time ago.
Besides the fact that raising that flag would be...if that really happened...an EO complaint waiting to happen...there is the little pesky fact that the credibility of that being an actual photo as opposed to photo shop is still in doubt.
Sorry Nova...you fail again.
Like we're gonna click on a website called "pinknews" coming from Nova. The "pink" there won't be pussy.
I feel the same way about marriage. People hostile to the concept shouldn't get to redefine it.
Sometimes, a symbol or word becomes corrupted or acquires a meaning that was not originally intended, such as "liberal". The best example of this, the Swastika, was originally a Hindu symbol of good luck, but the Nazis adopted it and turned it into a symbol of evil. The Confederate flag was a symbol of rebellion. This isn't open to debate. It didn't necessarily stand for racism at the time, but the Confederacy's secession was instigated by the election of an abolitionist to the presidency, and it will always be associated with a nation that sought to keep slaves. If one of my troopies allowed himself to be photographed with a Confederate flag, I'd have to sit down with him and determine whether or not he held views which were antithetical to good order and discipline.
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