Taken straight from Hannity's Facebook page, for sure.Col Hogan wrote:dbackjon wrote:
One is a symbol to expand rights. The other is a symbol of oppression.
Not really that difficult to understand the difference.
Kinda like Democrat thinking...not that difficult to understand....
No, but I note you don't dispute it ...Grizalltheway wrote:Taken straight from Hannity's Facebook page, for sure.Col Hogan wrote:
Kinda like Democrat thinking...not that difficult to understand....
You do know that in the early 20th Century, the party platforms began to switch to the point that the Democratic Party of 1860 most closely resembles the Republicans of 2013 and vice versa. Obviously, an idiot made that poster. Democrats used to be for small gov't but it wasn't until the early 30's did they start turning around with the election of FDR (and we all know how he felt about Big Government.)Col Hogan wrote:dbackjon wrote:
One is a symbol to expand rights. The other is a symbol of oppression.
Not really that difficult to understand the difference.
Kinda like Democrat thinking...not that difficult to understand....
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Again, that was made by someone that has no understanding of American political history and another reason why you shouldn't use some stupid image to try and prove your point.Col Hogan wrote:No, but I note you don't dispute it ...Grizalltheway wrote: Taken straight from Hannity's Facebook page, for sure.
You let me know what flags would be appropriate to fly and which ones will be given suspensions....dbackjon wrote:grizzaholic wrote:http://news.yahoo.com/students-suspende ... 02291.html
At Tahoma High School in the nether suburbs of Seattle, it’s totally okay to display a gay-pride flag, but two juniors were suspended for three days for wearing Confederate flags at school.
One is a symbol to expand rights. The other is a symbol of oppression.
Not really that difficult to understand the difference.
Ok..so if I wear a flag of the USA that is no longer used, I would be suspended as well?Grizalltheway wrote:Since when is the CSA still a country? Do you know what the definition of 'countrymen' is?Cluck U wrote:
Did the students say they were wearing the flags because they hated gays?
Or were they wearing the flags because they saw other people wearing flags in support of their fellow countrymen and figured they would show their support of their fellow countrymen?
Why are gays and other Liberals so intolerant?
And you know damned well that I used, "countrymen" for both fags for a reason.Ibanez wrote:You know damn well that "countrymen" isn't used to refer to people from the sticks. You're grasping.
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If you fly a US flag with 48 stars you will get a suspension....Cluck U wrote:The U.S. flag is a symbol of oppression to many people. Let's ban it...with the exception of parking lots.
In Seattle, wouldn't they be called "raisonnecks"?kalm wrote:It's a school. Ban both. Plan an official confederate pride/awareness day for the butt hurt rednecks.
Nice backpedaling. Keep telling yourself that.Cluck U wrote:And you know damned well that I used, "countrymen" for both fags for a reason.Ibanez wrote:You know damn well that "countrymen" isn't used to refer to people from the sticks. You're grasping.
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Did I limit the gay pride flag to only U.S. gays? How xenophobic of me.
Of course, Halfwit can't keep up...but that's par for the course. You, after several attempts recently to explain previous posts, I would have thought would be on board. I'm disappointed.
And, yes, I also used "fag" for both groups on purpose.
Who knew that posting for the handicapped requires so many disclosures?
This post is brought to you by the Department of Education...we intend to standardize everything in order to dumb down things so that slower people don't feel left out.
Yeah, slavery was tolerated for much longer under the American flag.Cluck U wrote:The U.S. flag is a symbol of oppression to many people. Let's ban it...with the exception of parking lots.
Two wrongs don't make rightIbanez wrote:Yeah, slavery was tolerated for much longer under the American flag.Cluck U wrote:The U.S. flag is a symbol of oppression to many people. Let's ban it...with the exception of parking lots.
CAA Flagship wrote:In Seattle, wouldn't they be called "raisonnecks"?kalm wrote:It's a school. Ban both. Plan an official confederate pride/awareness day for the butt hurt rednecks.
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Never said they did.mrklean wrote:Two wrongs don't make rightIbanez wrote: Yeah, slavery was tolerated for much longer under the American flag.
Overcast and in the 60's for 3/4 of the year.kalm wrote:CAA Flagship wrote: In Seattle, wouldn't they be called "raisonnecks"?
Seattle averages considerable less annual rainfall than Hampton Virginia.
Overcast and 60's doesn't cause pruning.mrklean wrote:Overcast and in the 60's for 3/4 of the year.kalm wrote:
Seattle averages considerable less annual rainfall than Hampton Virginia.
yeah, you're rightkalm wrote:Overcast and 60's doesn't cause pruning.mrklean wrote:
Overcast and in the 60's for 3/4 of the year.
States' Rights aren't just for the Glorious South anymore.mrklean wrote:Confederate flags in Seattle........
Says they guy who lives in a fucking swamp.mrklean wrote:Overcast and in the 60's for 3/4 of the year.kalm wrote:
Seattle averages considerable less annual rainfall than Hampton Virginia.
Who lives in a swamp?Grizalltheway wrote:Says they guy who lives in a **** swamp.mrklean wrote:
Overcast and in the 60's for 3/4 of the year.
You.mrklean wrote:Who lives in a swamp?Grizalltheway wrote:
Says they guy who lives in a **** swamp.
