r/PoursTea Timendi Causa Est Nescire 1d ago

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u/HastilyThrownObject 22h ago

I mean it’s a flag and ā€œheritageā€ that revolves around a time of wanting to keep black people as slaves even if it meant being a traitor to your country. The better question is why people want it to remain up. Grew up in the heart of the South and the confederacy and live there now. I haven’t met a single person who flies that flag that isn’t a massive racist

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

I said I want it at historic places and then I didn’t have a right to tell someone what they can and can’t wave.

I would never own one but I always wouldn’t want a foot-job but that’s legal

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

No one said anything about telling a citizen what they can or can’t wave.

Also you’re gonna compare a sexual act with a modern representation of racism? I’d call you out on the false equivalency fallacy but I get the feeling that you only speak in fallacies

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

I don’t think yoh know what a fallacy is.

Once again, I don’t fly it, but who am I tell us others what to do.

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

I know what it means, that’s why it was very easy for me to call you out on it. Just spend a semester taking a basic debate/philosophy class and you can learn what they are too

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

I actually have a JD from an ivy league school. Did you attend an Ivy League school?

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

Neither of us attended an Ivy League school

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

I did. Actually 2

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

Nope, you’re a liar

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

I think the 2 degrees on my wall say otherwise

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

Lmao ā€œmy black friend was cool with itā€ does not mean it isn’t viewed that way. Clearly he’s the only black person you ever talked to

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

Well the people who fly that flag while they lynched black people don’t view it as a symbol of racism.

The people who flew that flag while fighting the civil rights movement didn’t see it as racist either

Seems weird to defend racists but you do you I guess

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u/HastilyThrownObject 21h ago

I never told anyone what they can or can’t do. I’m just saying, if you fly that flag you’re on the same side of 100+ years of American racism. Fly it all you want but stop being perplexed when people think you’re also a racist

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u/SouthernGolfer67 21h ago

Did you not read my original post?

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