USSInsiders
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Stars and bars... stars and stripes... @the rhyme king breh can you decode these bars for us please? What on earth could these simple phrases possibly mean?
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Stars and bars... stars and stripes... @the rhyme king breh can you decode these bars for us please? What on earth could these simple phrases possibly mean?
aRoMaN21
over 14 years in the shade...
I'm done. You're either a brilliant, brilliant troll, or you're reading at a 2nd grade level at age what... lemme guess, 36?
OK. so where were the slave states??
in the west?
they had a new white house and a new CONFEDERATE president in the west???
USSInsiders
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OK. so where were the slave states??
in the west?
they had a new white house and a new CONFEDERATE president in the west???
I never took history so I don't know where those states is
aRoMaN21
over 14 years in the shade...
USSInsiders
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u got sonned by me
how old are you really though? Did I guess correctly? You're 36?
aRoMaN21
over 14 years in the shade...
What led to the imbalance of power? Why were the SLAVE states worried the North was trying to usurp power?
What facts support the conclusion that the North didnt give a shyt about slavery?
USSInsiders
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Don't wanna give an exact age, huh
aRoMaN21
over 14 years in the shade...
Do certain symbols have commonly held meanings?
USSInsiders
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Difference in culture, slavery, different economies to name a few. They were worried because more non-slave states in the union meant slave states would be at the mercy of their control. The North by and large didn't see slavery as a reprehensible crime against humanity. Most of them only were against it because it was a means of political control.
They gave a shyt about it, just not in the context you and a lot of people tend to think. Even the emancipation proclamation itself was a means of causing major instability within the CSA, and also, most white people in the united states considered blacks by and large free or un-free as inferior. But not everybody thought this way.
USSInsiders
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why should i. u like that flag.
good reason. 
The CSA battle flag looks cool as hell meaning aside. Hopefully someone can take it and get rid of the stigma.
aRoMaN21
over 14 years in the shade...
Why even still sport it? it means fukkery
20 and still naive
Why did the south secede? What was the much more going on?I just told you what it represents. It represents the CSA. It does not represent slavery. You associate it with one thing, a white dude from the south whose family may or may not have owned slaves associates it with another thing.
The war was fought because the south seceded from the union, not because the south practiced slavery.
Yes slavery was part of the tension, but there was much more going on than just slavery that led to secession.
The flag is a symbol of rebellion and southern heritage to a lot of people, the former of which is seen as an admirable trait.
There all kinds of evils beyond slavery that were committed by those who flew the flag we honor today, but we still like to see the good things it represents over the bad.
Southerners who identify with their flag see it the same way.
List some of the evils that are beyond slavery. I don't disagree that the American flag has blood/dirt on it.
What I do dispute is that the confederate flag is not a universally agreed symbol of racism. It may have other meanings to certain people, but that doesn't change the fact that as a society we have agreed that the confederate flag is an abhorrent symbol.
USSInsiders
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Of course they do, virtually every symbol does, but define common. The common meaning to classmates in Liberia, classmates in Charleston, and classmates in Seattle is different.