Walmart Aims To End Sale Of Confederate Flag Merchandise, Virginia & Mississippi Follow South Carolina’s Lead
Yes! Get rid of it.
Posted on 06/24/2015, in Confederate Flag and tagged confederate flag, KMart, oppression, racism, sales, Sears, symbolism, WalMart. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.
Add Amazon and Ebay to the list! I am so impressed that instead of taking advantage of record sales as they were getting in the last few days, they took the high road and say ‘NO’.
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Now for access to easy guns!
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Yes Carol. There are 9 fruits of the spirit, and 9 believers killed in their house of worship. I look upon that to be spiritually symbolic. Their blood is like seed to produce good things, and what Roof intended for evil, God shall use for good.
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Thank you for that.
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Strom Thurmond’s son. And he never pretends that flag ever had an honorable cause
http://www.msnbc.com/the-last-word/watch/segregationists-son–remove-confederate-flag-470304835955
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Mindy:
Here is my transcription of the first part of the linked video of Lawrence O’Donnell’s show including the words of Sen. Paul Thurmond:
Sen. Paul Thurmond:
Commentary by Lawrence O’Donnel:
Sen. Paul Thurmond:
Commentary by Lawrence O’Donnell:
Sen. Paul Thurmond:
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Thanks for reblogging my post… No one checks my blog out and I was ready to shut it down:)
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Oh no Juan! I read your blog almost daily. I don’t comment much, and that’s true for other blogs that I subscribe to. It’s not the content but time limitations. I love your sharing and you are versatile writing about your life as well as other things.
Also,around this time of year, participation on all blogs reduces as people go on vacation, work in their yards and get more involved in family activities. Don’t limit how many are checking out your blog by looking only at the number of views but rather, the number of “likes” also. As I understand it, when we come through the Word Press reader, it does not give a “view” to the blog. Because I like giving a “view” I do try to visit blogs directly and also give a wave of “Hi” by clicking “like,” but I don’t always have time to do that.
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The irony here is that while the confederate flag is used as a symbol of oppression and slavery, Walmart is also a symbol of oppression and slavery. In fact, they are far more than a symbol, they stay in business through directly participating in said oppression and slavery.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/walmart-bans-symbol-slavery-oppression-stays-business-slavery-oppression/#d7tRVERsujSuZjjM.99
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Hey Lady! Thanks for this info.
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