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Old Glory is next, mark my words it's coming.

IT ALREADY HAS! We have political leaders not standing for the PoA, not singing the Ntl Anthem, changing the state song of Maryland, and disrespecting Old Glory. Ironically, it was Southerners who asked conservatives for help in keeping their traditions safe. The Conservatives sold out. They made bad deals with the NAACP, SPLC and others to "deliver" the black vote. The pressure was to remove Confederate symbols, flags, monuments, memorials, and history. Our conservative leadership failed.

Now the socialist-revisionist camp is after other American symbols and traditions. Hate to say, "we told you so"....but d@mn if we didn't see this one coming!

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I agree, the people up North & the Liberals down here don't realize the peril they have put Old Glory in with the precidence they have set by the attack & removal of the Confederate battle flag.
It's been obvious for me for a long time that this was where this subject was heading, anybody with any forsight or 1/2 a brain can see how the NAACP is manuvering this subject towards Old Glory, the U.S. Government & Slave Reparations. What's sad is that Most people against the Battle flag can't see what they've done to theirselves. Well they will be getting a wake up call soon enough.

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Ironically, it was Southerners who asked conservatives for help in keeping their traditions safe. The Conservatives sold out. They made bad deals with the NAACP, SPLC and others to "deliver" the black vote.

I think you meant to type "republicans" in place of "conservatives". It was republican politicians who sold out, but they didn't make any deals to deliver any votes. They folded in the face of the NAACP because they're liberal pissants themselves. Any Southerner who belongs to the GOP is setting himself and his fellow conservatives up for a royal screwing.

This issue alone should have been enough to clue Southern conservatives in on what a gang of mewling little liberal cowards the GOP is. We need to withdraw all support from the GOP and form a conservative party before it's too late, if it isn't already.