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To: d[-_-]b who wrote (725362)7/9/2013 12:22:09 PM
From: tejek  Respond to of 1580264
 
Isn't it amazing how one offended person ruins things for everyone else?
(Sort of tenant of liberal thinking today that if one person is offended.)


Not really a tenant [sic] of liberal thinking. What's a tenet of liberal thinking is protecting the rights of people. And really in some ways wingers agree. Where we disagree is which groups should get their rights protected.

On the other hand I do agree the only flags that should fly from public buildings are State and US flags - other flags have no business being displayed.

The problem with the parish city councilman in question.........I bet he and the Korean vet wouldn't have had any concerns had it been a confederate flag that was flying over public property.

However, I do agree with their conclusion and yours.........only gov't flags should be allowed.