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For example, the British Flag is a part of the flag of Hawaii, but we fought the Revolutionary War against them to gain the very nation we have today. Yet, that part of the Hawaiian flag doesn't bother me and I have ancestors that fought in the Revolutionary War in Virginia and North Carolina. The same thing could be said for the national flag of the Japanese Empire of which we fought against in WWII, that is exactly the same as the current version. Furthermore, the US and the UN display flags of nations, especially third world nations, that are and have practiced outright genocide and the most vile forms of racism and bigotry on the face of the Earth. Yet after all this, the Confederate Battle Flag is singled out for massive hatred, supression, and condemnation. It's preposterous beyond belief.