Everyone seems a bit eager to condemn the flying of the Confederate flag by asking for its removal from public sight simply because some see it as a sign of oppression.
While there are violent extremists out there that choose to use the flag for their own selfish and bigoted reasons, I would gather that most Americans who waive the Confederate flag do no subscribe to such extremist ways.The flag is nothing more than a important piece of American history, and should be treated as such.
NASCAR became the latest organization to stop waiving the flag at their events, but that didn’t stop race-goers at the Daytona Speedway from raising their own Confederate flags in a show of opposition to NASCAR.
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We should probably expect to see more pro-Confederacy acts like this to take place.
Just the other day in Boca Raton, Florida, two pick up trucks were driving around that city with both American and Confederate flags affixed to their truck beds.