Offended America has struck again, breathing new life into a debate that liberals pursued with heated intensity earlier this year.
If you’ll recall the incident that happened back in June, when Dylann Roof shot and killed nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, N.C. Not only were all nine of his victims African American, but during the investigation, photographs found by investigators depicted Roof flying a Confederate Flag, prompting states to remove Confederate flags from all government buildings or be forced to deal with the offended cries of outrage from activist groups like Black Lives Matter and everyone else ignorant of the flag’s meaning.
Apparently flags are now responsible for mass shootings. In this latest incident involving the Confederate flag, University students in Massachusetts who were upset by an image of a Confederate flag sticker on another student’s laptop were offered counseling at Framingham State University.
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WTF??
Grow up Lady.
BS AND MORE BS.
We the Taxpayers needs counciling for having to Pay For Their College & Free Life !
The Confederate battle flag has been around and flown for over 150 years. Now all of a sudden they are traumatized? God help this country if we ever have to depend on this generation to fight for the USA.
IDIOTS
Omg.. I have heard it all now… what a bunch of pansies
How ridiculous! Poor way to get attention,.next they will ne demanding money for PTSD!!!
They listen to rap
Lyle Garrett, you’re right, you’re not an historian or even close to it. Hanging was a common punishment during that time for a multitude of crimes and you didn’t have to be black or a slave to suffer from it. As I said, the north were the last to give up their slaves, and that’s because the rich elite in the north didn’t want to give up their house help. I’m sure you think people were hung “for nothing” but back then I’m sure they found a reason even if they didn’t tell you about it. Read some of the older history books, not the new and improved versions that went to great lengths to rewrite it all and you’ll have a better understanding of real history.