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Everything is racist because liberals say so and they control the media and Hollywood.
The wrong messages are constantly pushed to younger generations and their liberal teachers aren’t helping matters.
Check out what even the “dictionary” is saying is racist and offensive because it is often used by conservatives and Libertarians…
https://t.co/npbHVZai3M says “Don’t tread on me” is racist. pic.twitter.com/riIctEqxex
— Being Libertarian (@beinlibertarian) September 2, 2019
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Wrong century but hey, the dictionary isn’t supposed to necessarily get facts straight
Wrong century but hey, the dictionary isn't supposed to necessarily get facts straight
— David Rutz (@DavidRutz) September 2, 2019
If conservatives and libertarians use something it appears racist. Didn’t you know? Honestly this isn’t the first time I have heard this.
If conservatives and libertarians use something it appears racist. Didn't you know? Honestly this isn't the first time I have heard this.
— Magnanimo (@xxMagnanimousXX) September 2, 2019
— Timothy, The Angry Homo (@ncanarchist) September 2, 2019
Actually the big takeaway is the correlate conservatism/libertarian with racism.
Actually the big takeaway is the correlate conservatism/libertarian with racism.
— Mark Prosia (@Monkey_MarkP) September 2, 2019
What the fuck is this Tumblr post further down the page
What the fuck is this Tumblr post further down the page pic.twitter.com/JOAQ65xudO
— Joey (@jolkyb) September 2, 2019
Some history on the flag…
By 1775, the snake symbol wasn’t just being printed in newspapers. It was appearing all over the colonies: on uniform buttons, on paper money, and of course, on banners and flags.
The snake symbol morphed quite a bit during its rapid, widespread adoption. It wasn’t cut up into pieces anymore. And it was usually shown as an American timber rattlesnake, not a generic serpent.
We don’t know for certain where, when, or by whom the familiar coiled rattlesnake was first used with the warning “Don’t Tread on Me.”
H/T: Twitchy
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