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**minowz** · 04-30-2007, 08:43 PM

When I lived in Indiana I worked with come people who would decorate their cars with this...

When I confronted them about it they claimed it was just a celebration of their cultural roots... their heritage so to speak.

But as James May put it... how many europeans decorate their cars with a nazi flag?

Where'd you live at in Indiana? I'm in Bloomington right now, btw.

Seeing as how Indiana was north of the Mason-Dixon line I can't understand the flaunting of the rebel flag in the Hoosier hills. Honestly, I think those people are confused as to what it really means.

I don't find it offensive, but I do find it ridiculous. A Confederate flag represents pro-slavery and secession, and personally, I feel a lot of people who present the flag are too stupid or ignorant to recognize that, or they do and are still just stupid and ignorant. [xmaslaugh]

04-30-2007, 08:43 PM	#2
minowz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 445 Senior Member	When I lived in Indiana I worked with come people who would decorate their cars with this... When I confronted them about it they claimed it was just a celebration of their cultural roots... their heritage so to speak. But as James May put it... how many europeans decorate their cars with a nazi flag? Where'd you live at in Indiana? I'm in Bloomington right now, btw. Seeing as how Indiana was north of the Mason-Dixon line I can't understand the flaunting of the rebel flag in the Hoosier hills. Honestly, I think those people are confused as to what it really means. I don't find it offensive, but I do find it ridiculous. A Confederate flag represents pro-slavery and secession, and personally, I feel a lot of people who present the flag are too stupid or ignorant to recognize that, or they do and are still just stupid and ignorant. [xmaslaugh]
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