I just got back from a business trip from Jacksonville, Charleston, Augusta and Atlanta. I drove because I had a lot of stops, needless to say I saw a lot of North Florida, eastern Alabama and a lot of Georgia and South Carolina. I can 100% say without any hesitation, that Walton Co. can stand toe to toe with any other redneck, backwater county in any of those states. I understand rights, history, honor and heritage. Many southern states chose to put a version of, or the actual confederate battle flag up on state capitols in the early 60s, odd timing considering that the Civil rights movement was in full swing. The flag is a symbol of intolerance, not heritage. It is today and always has been. Flags flown in public places should be representative of the people as a whole, regardless of its history or heritage. I am not from Walton Co., I am from Texas, but I am a full time resident here now. It is borderline embarrassing about the fervor over a flag. We should also fly the flags of Senegal, Gambia and the Congo seeing as that is where a majority of the slaves were from. How would that play out? That is heritage too.
And vandalizing Confederate memorials on public and private property isn't redneck, backwater, embarrassing or intolerant?
Gotcha!
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