Why do people think confederate flags are patriotic? Is that a symbol of American sedition during the civil war?
Why do people think confederate flags are patriotic? Is that a symbol of American sedition during the civil war?
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The flag of the American South during the American Civil War is known as the “battle flag” and the “Stainless Banner”. It is known as the “Stars and Bars” to modern day proponents of the “Lost Cause” but was never widely used by the people living in the region of the Confederacy. It was referred to as the “Stars and Bars” by northern cartoonists and politicians in the years leading up to the war as a way to attack southerners.
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It just seems to represent a division on our population as American citizens and that seems very unpatriotic to me.
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