General Looting n Protesting n Minneapolis

You sure about that?

It's a pretty recent revelation to a lot of people (especially those outside of the southeast) that it was a battle flag, and not just the confederate flag.

Yes I'm sure. Even if they've never left the South, there are black people in the South and they have never seen black people flying that flag.

And yeah most people even in the southeast think it was the flag of the Confederacy because the Confederacy's actual flag is kinda shit in comparison. Southerners are retarded when it comes to things like history and science and literacy and avoiding incest, but they are aware of how old Dixie is perceived by others.
 
According to the U.S. government, middle easterners and north africans such as egyptians are white now. Completely aside from the actual debate as to whether white jesus should be replaced with someone with a little more color (which has been an argument for a long time, and is not new with this blm movement), in all of the political motivations that crossed my mind about the list of peoples they consider white now, it did not occur to me before seeing this that there could be another long-term goal there of considering jesus to have been white. I have no idea if anyone in the government is smart enough to plot that, but if it came out that it was the plan, it would not be surprising to me.
Do u think I am white rebel lady?
 
I don't live in the southeast U.S. it means something very different there than it does the rest of the world. I've seen people here who fly it, and they have no idea what the fuck it means.
Half the 4x4s in berta have a confederate front plate and fuck trudeau on the back window
 
they are aware of how old Dixie is perceived by others.
I think that perception is why some actually cling to the flag. If those damned Yankees want to judge someone for the way they stretch their vowels out in words then they'll give them the damned rebels that they perceive. There is DEFINITELY a spirit of "us versus them" in rural Virginia in regards to how they feel they're looked at by the folks on the west coast, DC, and New York. That's even felt by the black people I went to school with.

But yes, most of the asshats flying that flag are also the ones saying "heritage not hate" but then following it up by saying "there's black folks and there's n****rs."
 
Do u think I am white rebel lady?
Nah. You and I are both neither "white" nor "black". But those colors are not my preferred way to classify people in general. I don't like the way politicians categorize people. They reinforce identities that were imposed on them by external forces, kind of like when people draw borders around a country that includes a bunch of different peoples that don't get along, and maybe doesn't belong really being a country. It's just something someone else imposed for their own ends.
 
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Nah. You and I are both neither "white" nor "black". But those colors are not my preferred way to classify people in general. I don't like the way politicians categorize people. They reinforce identities that were imposed on them by external forces, kind of like when people draw borders around a country that includes a bunch of different peoples that don't get along, and maybe doesn't belong really being a country. It's just something someone else imposed for their own ends.
Are you dissing Israel?!?!? I will take you there

P.S. what is your heritage rebel lady?
 



burning the flag in the first


Luda took that outfit off and stomped on it while wearing some africa colors afterwards.

The history of rappers appropriating what they see as a slavery symbol doesn't support it and is straight protesting it.
 
Are you dissing Israel?!?!? I will take you there

P.S. what is your heritage rebel lady?
I wasn't thinking of Israel tbh. That is a unique situation in the world, but is still kind of an example I guess. But many other countries were actually various territories until they became countries on the world stage. We tend to think of the U.S. as a young country, but there are a lot of countries that are just as young or younger, but the peoples lived in the physical places much longer. Iraq, Italy, Germany, Yugoslavia breaking up, etc. Territories are either conquered and annexed or some other people in the world participate in drawing borders around a place in the way they want to do business with it. Idk. I just think it doesn't always happen because the peoples themselves identified themselves that way at all.

I am half Ashkenazi with Austrian, Hungarian, Russian, and Polish ancestry, and half Italian. 3rd or 4th gen American depending on which line you're looking at.
 
I wasn't thinking of Israel tbh. That is a unique situation in the world, but is still kind of an example I guess. But many other countries were actually various territories until they became countries on the world stage. We tend to think of the U.S. as a young country, but there are a lot of countries that are just as young or younger, but the peoples lived in the physical places much longer. Iraq, Italy, Germany, Yugoslavia breaking up, etc. Territories are either conquered and annexed or some other people in the world participate in drawing borders around a place in the way they want to do business with it. Idk. I just think it doesn't always happen because the peoples themselves identified themselves that way at all.

I am half Ashkenazi with Austrian, Hungarian, Russian, and Polish ancestry, and half Italian. 3rd or 4th gen American depending on which line you're looking at.
You never said you were a MoT

@ThatOneDude I found another
 
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