Sounds great, but the local bowling alley in my rural redneck town was just sold and converted to a community church. 🫤
Sounds great, but the local bowling alley in my rural redneck town was just sold and converted to a community church. 🫤
Actually, I quite like the idea of secretly setting up some pins and rolling the ball down the aisle on a Sunday.
I'm not disagreeing with that. They asked for context, I gave it. I think it was dumb as hell and disrespectful to fly it, but it still would be intentional blindness to not see that including the Confederate flag in a historical exhibit is different than some asshole proudly flying it because it reflects his shitty beliefs.
Your response is baseless and is a ridiculous attempt to maliciously slander my character, don't do that. You claim I'm building an argument in support of flying the Confederate flag or justifying it, I did not and I would not. You clearly are not reading what I wrote or you would have seen that I said I did not agree with flying the flag in my second sentence.
As I've already indicated, the person before me asked for the circumstances that this situation occurred and I feel I provided them with more details about the event. Discussion of an event is in no way condoning what took place and it most definitely does not make me a confederate apologist you blathering fuckwit.
My first post on Lemmy, instantly downvoted despite being factually correct. Ahhhh..... feels like Reddit already. Home sweet home. 🏡👨🏻🌾
It was part of a historical flag display, showing a progression of 18 different flags flown in the US. I fully understand and agree with the opposition to ever flying a Confederate flag, especially on public grounds, but I do recognize that an exhibit of historical flags is a far different situation from some racist southern guvnah' insisting on flying it out of pride.
Jokes on you, I didn't leave. I just re-tape the door before I hide under people's bed.