Flogging the Flag Where There Is None   Debra J. Saunders | Jul 30, 2015

 OF COURSE NIKKI HALEY HAD NO PROBLEM BOOTING THE CONFEDERATE FLAG, SHE IS THE DAUGHTER OF TWO INDIAN IMMIGRANTS, SO OUR HISTORY AND TRADITIONS MEAN NOTHING TO HER. THIS WHOLE "CONFEDERACY" THING HAS GOTTEN OUT OF HAND, AS IS WRITTEN IN THIS ARTICLE. THEY CAN CHANGE THE NAMES OF CITIES, TOWNS, BUILDINGS ETC. BUT DOES ANYONE THINK THAT WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE ? DUE TO THEIR ACTIONS AND DEMEANER, THERE IS ALWAYS GOING TO BE PREDJUDICE AGAINST THE BLACKS, AND IF WHITES KEEP CAVING IN AND GIVING IN TO EVERYTHING BLACKS WANT, I SEE IT ONLY GETTING WORSE, LIKE MY OWN FEELINGS....................THE SOUTH DOES NEED TO RISE AGAIN !!!   

 

When South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley signed a bill to boot the Confederate flag from State House grounds earlier this month, it was a beautiful moment -- if decades late. State lawmakers finally acted out of revulsion from images of a confessed shooter posing with the Civil War relic before he shot to death nine African-American church parishioners June 17. Flag apologists lost their stomach for defending the banner as an emblem of states' rights.

The best part was that South Carolinians themselves had decided it was time for the bad flag to go     I DON'T BELIEVE THIS FOR A MINUTE, THE POLITICIANS DECIDED THIS
The worst part is what is happening now as politicians in other states try to repeat that unique moment by passing their own anti-Confederate flag legislation. California lawmakers are poised to pass state Sen. Steve Glazer's bill that would ban naming any school, park, building or other piece of public property after generals or leaders of the Confederacy. Observe: Sacramento politicians had so much trouble finding Confederate flags to ban -- after they banned them from public buildings last year -- that they had to broaden the net to schools and buildings.   READ STORY