Confederate Flag causes "race war" ....

Racist Politics Confederate Flag?  I don't think so.

“ DOWAGIAC, Mich. – Classrooms were noticeably empty at Union High School on Thursday. It’s been almost a week since administrators banned students from wearing anything with the confederate flag. Since then, things at the school have been tense, “It’s been really hectic, pretty awkward,” Brittany Williams said. Thursday was a half day for students, Williams and her friend spent the day downtown trying to escape the controversy at the high school. “They need to stop, they’re doing it on purpose just to agitate people,” Williams said. To her, it’s not just the Confederate flag she finds offensive, it’s the students who are wearing it and their reasoning behind it. “A lot of them don’t interact with black people,” Williams said. “So a lot of them I think are being racist.” [Full] Since a white student's mother made thirty-two Confederate flag t-shirts for her son to distribute, I'll guess that it was race related.  The smart thing for all schools to do is adopt school uniforms, which have— near as I can tell,  been successful wherever tried.  Of course when the kids start crying about their rights being violated, it's necessary that a responsible adult use a switch on their little derrières, and lay down the law.  That seldom happens because the Liberal culture , which controls these matters, have no responsible adults in their ranks.  Anyway, the Confederate flag did not cause the "race war."  That happened because Liberals and their Black plantation overseers created a controversy oer an icon, where none before existed, for political purpose.  Since the Obamacy, race relations are worse than they've ever been.  Ever! And that's nationwide.  And done on purpose. When I attended public grade school (first grade) in Chicago, the first fad to hit— before Davy Crockett or the Hula Hoop, was civil war hats.  If your mom bought you a gray one, you were a confederate;  blue a Yankee.  I got gray so I "fought" with the confederates during lunchtime recess.  One kid had a Blue officer's Stetson, and that was so powerful a totem that even the confederates admired him.  That's how easy it is to gain (or lose) status at that age.  Had nothing to do with race, or history.  It was just fun.  Life was fun before this whiny Liberal culture swallowed it up.  Goddamn them all. ”