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Dear Guest: Your response was a personal attack on me because I chose to defend First Amendment rights explaining that by its nature someone will surely be offended. My response wasn't about me. This issue is bigger than all of us because it is about us or more specifically about free America. The ACLU is anything but civil and they operate to undermine American freedoms to a point of insanity. You speak to the judge's conduct but then conclude that he was removed. Wasn't this a good outcome?
Why is it people such as yourselves only see America in a negative light as racial charged, aggressors, colonialist?
People risk their lives to reach our borders and rightly so and AGAIN I SAY WHILE WE ARE NOT PERFECT WE ARE THE BEST THAT THE WORLD HAS TO OFFER. some folks just do not understand the limits of nature and human nature. And I say again the Confederate flag means different things to different people and whether it flies over South Carolina or not it has no material sway on how those residents interact. The debate is a political one and a silly one at that, perhaps dangerous because some politicians are using it to garner black votes and the sharptonites are using it to justify their existence. You may choose to bite on that bait but I cannot and will not, my focus is always on what are our national priorities.
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You nailed it with the lines highlighted above! As mentioned previously, how ridiculous to have such commotion to the point of a national debate over a flag. The bottom line is that it is what it is - a flag - a thing! It cannot control someone's emotions or make someone commit an act. Unless we move on to more important issues and deal with the real sources of so many of these acts, which I call evil, our country is doomed to the likes of and the confusion of Babel.