Originally Posted by Guest

Dear guest : someone answered on my behalf but I would prefer to respond myself.

If a neighbor chose to fly a Nazi flag on his property and on his pole while I would not like it I would not do a darn thing as long as my neighbor did not carry any of his belief to a level directly affecting others or myself.

Your Cody scenario reminds me of my duties in human resources where in fact I did on more than one ocassion have to deal with people heavily on drugs and/or in a very unstable mental state. I calmed them down until I could get help for them . I also had my life threatened. You do what is necessary and responsible for the safety of others as well as yourself.

But let's get to the crux of this whole Confederate Flag debate. We have among us Al Sharpton, Allen Byron Jesse jackson and other interested parties who are seizing on every tidbit to make a claim of prevalent racism covering America. Allen Byron had the audacity at a $25,000 plate black function to tell Obama to nick the AT&T merger because AT&T was racist.
The irony of the claims of racism are lost to these race baiters when a black president the most powerful position on this planet sits at the head of the table.

Let me be clear sharpton and company are pushing this agenda not because it is true but because it has political advantage for their making fame and fortunate. and this is one white guy who is sick and tired of hearing this nonsense. Race relations were better before the 1964 Civil rights Laws came into effect. Race relations began to hum again and America made great headway until sharpton and company recognized they becoming were obsolete

The Confederate Flag debate is just another pawn in their drama. Well perhaps its time the silent majority speaks up. Perhaps they can begin with No Justice, No Peace

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