NAACP, 'politically correct' crowd lie about flag

Editor:

The Confederate battle flag was carried by soldiers of sovereign Southern states fighting for their independence from a tyrannical federal government that demanded the Southern states remain part of its union. The Confed-erate battle flag stands for states' rights and a limited federal government. It its purist terms, it stands for Southern independence.

It infuriates me to hear of anyone, especially a student, being harassed for being proud of and displaying his or her Confederate battle flag. ... The Confederate battle flag is just as much a part of the patriot's heritage as the flags were to the rebels of early America who were fighting for their independence from England.

Since the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the politically correct crowd are so caught up in tolerance, diversity and multiculturalism, why are they so intolerant of Southern culture? Does our culture not count? Are we not a part of the American tapestry?

The NAACP and the politically correct crowd are quick to say that the Confederate battle flag is "divisive." Well, you won't get 100 percent consensus on any symbol. There will always be dissent. It is not the Confederate battle flag that is divisive. If everyone who disagreed with something attacked it, then we would be living in a state of anarchy.

The federal government of the American empire condones the NAACP and politically correct attacks on the Confederate battle flag because the flag stands for limited federal government and this is a threat to the federal government's power. The NAACP is a liberal hate group supported by the Democratic Party of the federal government, and they will do anything or say anything to protect the federal government's power.

As long as the federal government and the NAACP can maintain their power with lies, then you are slaves to that lie! Research American history yourself and talk to students from private schools and discover the truth. Public schools are nothing but indoctrination mills for the federal government. I am so thankful no matter how much the federal government and the NAACP lie, distort the truth and revise history, sooner or later the truth will be known and set us free.

Thomas Stafford

Grovetown