JIMINZ
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Except I didn't say that it isn't the same flag because it now has 50 stars, did I? Perhaps you should try what is written. The current flag wasn't adopted until 1960, so it wouldn't have been official before then.
Using your reasoning, we would be responsible for any atroThe cities committed against Native Americans by any predecessor nations whose land we now control by either purchase or conquest. That would make the US responsible for anything done by Sweden, the Netherlands, Russia, France, Spain, Mexico and the United Kingdom. I don't think so.
You also ignored my statement that Native Americans have served in the US military to a higher ratio per capita than any other ethnic group. The vast majority of them don't see the US flag as being oppressive. As I said before, my grandmother, who was half Shoshone, was proud to fly the US flag.
No, Civil War statues of Confederate leaders honor men who were traitors, who violated oaths that they had taken to preserve, uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States. Many of them were put up by racist organizations, some specifically to intimidate blacks. Such statues only belong on battlefields, where they help explain what happened, or at burial sites.
That's right, take the simple understanding an extrapolate it into oblivion, then you can claim victory.......Good Job.
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