Civil War museum gets rid of Confederate flag on new logo

Woko Haram said:
Actually, that depends on the context. You can burn a rainbow flag without being charged with a hate crime if you follow whatever the local laws are for burning items and if you do it in a public space rather than somewhere else like a gay person's yard.

Technically, you can burn a cross in a public space with the right permits. Granted, getting permission from a local government to do that is very unlikely for obvious reasons.

Hate crimes are easier to determine when the action being done is on someone's private property or in other expressions of a personal threat.

It's why the KKK is still allowed to have rallies, but they aren't allowed to burn a cross in someone's yard.
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You're playing dumb or semantics
 
SmarterthanYou said:
yep, you're triggered. do you ever get tired of being proven wrong?
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Do you ever get tired of driving drunk.

Hopefully you'll watch your wife scream for help after being trapped in a burning car caused by it being hit by a drunk driver. I doubt you'd care.
 
CFM said:
Do you ever get tired of driving drunk.

Hopefully you'll watch your wife scream for help after being trapped in a burning car caused by it being hit by a drunk driver. I doubt you'd care.
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and hopefully you'll see your wife gangbanged by the half dozen black guys who please her better than you ever could
 
Sure the confederates were heroes who wanted to preserve slavery and destroy the nation. What we need is a lot of statues of Benedict Arnold. He actually was a Revolutionary war hero before he turned on the country. Never forget Bennie or we will repeat what he did again and again. Pictures and statues should be everywhere.
 
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