[kjam22]

So all of that is a good reason to sell prints you drew of the confederate flag??? Why not draw pictures of beautiful mountain scenes.... or animal wildlife.... or cool cars.... or sports heroes.....or a lot of things. But no... he decides to exercise his fundamental, God given, constitutional protected rights, by drawing and selling his prints of the confederate flag.

The dudes brain is broken. The thug beating his @$$ must have damaged him... assuming it wasn't broken to begin with.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Throwing stuff in the gears of the P.C. machine and you are calling him a kook... well maybe he’s saner than those who shy away! Check a mirror.

[MamaB]

He sells what people want. There are already tons of paintings you describe. When customers get enough, then he will go to what they are looking for or go out of business.

[Smokin' Joe]

Well, I didn't draw them. The Confederate Battle Flag is the current device under attack as being "racist". It is to be expunged from the history of this country if the current media campaign succeeds, and along with it, the statues, images, street names and memorials to those who led that fight and perished in it--from an entire side of that conflict. If you can agree that the distortion of fact by the media occurs today, and that that distortion has led to violent destruction in two American cities, why would you want the media to succeed in this campaign?

The flag has come to mean "rebel" over the last half century, as much as its historical meaning, and is only recently being sold to the people as "racist" by those who are making a good living selling soap between segments of biased "news". That same media are the ones who tried to foment riots, led to Zimmerman having a price on his head (NBP: $10K dead or alive), and this, along with allegations of "racism" by a gun shop owner who refuses to sell to Muslims, is thumbing their noses at the media.

I would rather look upon a Confederate Battle flag than a lot of the things that pass for "art" out there. Besides, some of my ancestors and relatives fought under that standard.

As for sports "heroes", you would compare them with people who placed their lives on the line to defend their homes and families? The one out there right now all over the media isn't even known for sports so much as being "transgendered".

That to me is plenty to rebel against.