Support for the Current Placement of the Confederate Flag in South Carolina

South Carolina's current Southern Alliance flag support will allow you to please someone some day, or you can please some people at any time but old-fashioned way you can not please anyone doing. This is quite different from the actual situation in South Carolina. Because it is related to the flag of the Commonwealth flag. At the moment, the solution can not make everyone in the state happy, but we need to make a compromise to satisfy most people.

In recent years there is always a controversy over the flags of the South Carolina State and the South Confederation. The problem is about the Flag of the South Confederate that fly the capital of South Carolina State and there are many controversies as to whether the flag should jump over the Parliament. The flag of the Southern Alliance symbolizes the southern culture, heritage, courage, it symbolizes the true spirit of the United States and the state has the right to use it. As a member of the 107-year-old veteran's son (SCV), the flag of the South Confederation represents the southern tradition and tradition and I think that it has nothing to do with racial discrimination and slavery. South Carolina State has the right to protect its heritage and history while flying the southern flag with several US and national flags in several states in the south, South Carolina State continues to serve its heritage .

This is an argument if the flag of the Commonwealth flies across the South Carolina State Capitol. In order to show that South Carolina has left the league, the Federal flag first flew. South Carolina State withdrew from the union because tariffs have been handed over to support the North province. One of the most effective means in the south is slavery. The flag of the Confederacy does not represent slavery, it represents the slack time allowed. Therefore, if slavery is accepted under this banner, why flag the Legislature if slavery is not accepted? People who support flag flight believe that the flag is part of history. The flag when the country refuses to cooperate with the union and elects to withdraw is part of history

After the southern flag brand Dylann Roof killed nine black people in South Carolina, the activist Bree Newsome shot down the flag by climbing the South Carolina State Capitol. Kareem U. Crayton of the Faculty of Law believes that the flag of the Allied Powers has become a trademark of racial discrimination regardless of the intention of the person who indicated it. Specific experience of recent schools and neighboring schools - strengthening racial hostility, bringing battle and similar damage, raising flags can cause serious obstacles to the operation of the school