[IbJensen]

Too bad that flag doesn’t fly over the White Hut.

[gattaca]

I’m originally from Virginia and we grew up learning this. Probably don’t teach this anymore.

[Tupelo]

As the Great-Grandson of Fourth Corporal A. P. Bradley of the 12th Mississippi Cavalry. I find it both amusing and irritating when people confuse the ‘Stars and Bars’ and the ‘Southern Cross’ or the ‘Starry Cross’ as some called it. I find it particularly irritating when it happens in places where folks should know better.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I love flying that flag because it just twists the progressive twits who have invaded our state into knots like no other act or spoken word can do. The blacks who are the perpetuually outraged anyway just froth at the mouth. :-)

[junta]

Actually I never thought of the South as being in rebellion, that being Northern propaganda to make them look childish and morally inferior. Update to the Old Miss PC debates about banishing the Colonel and changing the name, I would think a good Mississippian would be all for dropping the Rebels for the Bears. The only rebellion I can think of that the South conducted was the dethroning of the Reconstruction era governments of shame. FTR I am Copperhead from the People’s Republic of Illinois, home of the busy body Transcendentalists that have basically laid the groundwork for America’s destruction.

[Colonel Kangaroo]

As always in these discussions, the Confederate oppression of loyal Unionist Southern whites is forgotten. The Yankee chauvinists don’t like to hear of these people because Southern contributions against the Confederacy shatters the myth of exclusive Northern regional moral superiority and Confederate partisans do not like to dwell on them because their presence shatters the Lost Cause myth of a united South led by enlightened selfless statesmen.

[The Mayor]

Reading a great book on Robert E Lee, very eye opening for sure.

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[rockrr]

Have you seen the documentary? What do you think of it?