Do the confederate and nazi flags promote racism… or are they just commemorative of traditional values?
Both had much in common, and were the banners flown by those who used forced/slave labor based on race, torture, execution without trial… but obviously these things were not practiced by all who flew these flags.
So, do these flags represent traditional values for those that fly these flags, or would not condoning the darker side of the history of these flags, be enough for most people to decide not to fly these flags any longer?
Eric – How wasn’t the racism as explicit in the Confederacy as in Nazi Germany?
For both, the race in power, considered themselves to be a master race, over another/others… I really don’t see how that is different from the Confederate South, to Nazi Germany….
Different times, different circumstances, different politics, but I think the idea of one race convincing themselves they actually deserve some sort of dominance, or to be "master’s" of another race is a very big similarity… To the point that Aryan’s even today, will fly either flag interchangeably, to promote this very idea.
