I don't blame you for that. If I was a yankee I am sure I would feel that way. But I am not. So therefore,
because by the grace of God I was born in the South, I will continue to support the Southern soldiers like my GG
and all those others that gave their life for a cause they were called on to fight for.
Because there is such a public fight always going on concerning the Confederate battle flag, I would much rather see those of northern persuasion be a little lenient and be more helpful in protecting American history than to destroy the parts of it being disagreed with.
R
Destroy it? The last thing I'd want to do is destroy the history of what happened in the mid 1800s in the USA. But I firmly believe that the truth of it needs to be remembered, not the myth, and that there is nothing in what the CBF stood for worth commemorating except the dedication of the soldiers. I agree with Grant - braver men never fought for a worse cause.
Fly your CBF wherever and whenever you want, but don't complain because others complain about it. It's a slap in the face to a lot of people. There's no way you can change their feelings any more than they can change yours.