>>301884I'll always stand by the CSA. The rebellion wasn't about the issue of slavery, rather the broader issue of state's rights vs federal rights, within which the smaller issue of slavery was contained. A foreign power, namely the executive branch, drew up legislature without the input or consent of the states through Congress. Slave-owning states were negatively affected, so they revolted, although I'm sure most Yanks would agree with their opinions on state representation in national matters.
Anyway, I fly the CSA flag instead of the Navy Jack. I stand by the structure, policies, and culture of the Confederate States, which I believe is represented by my flag. Flying a battle flag, to me, shows one's support of rebellion rather than one's support of their heritage or political ideology. I also don't carry the flag with me or display it in photos, it flies proudly over my land.
> tl;dr >>301877 is an ign'ant faggot 
