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Court Backs Confederate Banner Ban At Cemetery (No 1st Amendment, 3000 Confederates Buried There!)
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| December 20, 2001
| Brooke A. Masters
Posted on 12/20/2001 4:02:40 PM PST by t-shirt
Court Backs Confederate Banner Ban At Cemetery U.S. Judge's Ruling Reversed on Appeal By Brooke A. Masters Washington Post
Thursday, December 20, 2001
The Department of Veterans Affairs can ban the daily display of the Confederate battle flag at a Maryland cemetery where more than 3,000 Southern prisoners are buried, a federal appeals court has ruled, reversing a lower court decision that said the ban violated the First Amendment....
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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Extended News; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: dixielist
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To: proudofthesouth
Can you imagine the court ruling that the American flag couldn't be flown in a cemetary because it might offend dome black nationalists or Mexican Aztlan activists?
It will likely happen in the near future.
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posted on
12/27/2001 3:22:31 PM PST
by
t-shirt
To: t-shirt
Though it will break my heart, nonetheless, I won't be surprised if it does happen.
To: Marauder
"....This is going too far. Where can I buy a Confederate flag? I'm ready to fight." www.ruffinflag.com
To: Colt .45
The confederacy is, indeed, dead! If you mean the SPIRIT of the CSA is still alive you're, of course, right. Nothing is quite so immortal as a truly bad idea!
To: possum_leg
Thanks for that link, possum_leg; I'll have a "Stars and Bars" on my house soon. And God help the lowlife that tries to take it down.
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12/29/2001 12:10:21 AM PST
by
Marauder
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