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I think it’s so embarrassing to see a confederate flag where I live because I live in Wisconsin. Babe Wisconsin wasn’t even part of the confederacy
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Anonymous 4w

BuT iT wAs AbOuT sTaTeS’ rIgHtS ! 🤡

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Anonymous 4w

I used to work at a grocery store in ✨New Jersey✨ and this dude saw me staring down his confederate flag shirt and made some comment about “it’s just history”. Like bitch in NJ no tf it is not 💀

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Anonymous 4w

I grew up in Vermont. VERMONT. Slavery was illegal the day the state was founded. And kids STILL wore confederate flags. Bro, you’re from VERMONT BRO

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Anonymous 4w

I live in VA. It’s so weird seeing more confederate flags once you drive into WVA.

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Anonymous 4w

Girl I see this in California 💀

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

this argument pisses me off so much!! like ok the states rights to do what exactly….right

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 4w

Someone did a poll on a whiteboard in one of the academic buildings at my school. Slavery got a unanimous vote.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 4w

People do this shit in Upstate NY too. Where HARRIETT TUBMAN lived the last several years of her life.

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Anonymous replying to -> tiredmetmajor 4w

Because that’s what it was about!

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

Exactly! I love making fun of the states rights argument. This is in Indiana btw, so I was pleasantly surprised.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 4w

In case you’re curious, Indiana has quite the history with racism. The hooded dunces were EXTREMELY powerful in the 1920s to the point where they held governmental power and almost bought a university.

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