Flags and Liberal Mental Illness

Above, the U.S. and Gadsden flags flying today. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Since left-wing liberals are having mental issues with Revolutionary War era flags lately, I am making it a point to fly my Gadsden flag along with the U.S. flag today, Independence Day.

Liberal Democrats are siding with Colin Kaepernick over his "offensive" cries about the Betsy Ross flag. It doesn't matter to them that she was an independent businesswoman and owned no slaves, the whining socialists are trying to re-write history and tailor it to buttress their agendas. The problem isn't the Betsy Ross flag, the problem is liberal mental illness.

They also are trying to re-write history on the Gadsden flag as well.

What the Strident Conservative says about the Gadsden flag:

The Gadsden flag, the yellow flag showing a coiled snake with the words “Don’t Tread on Me,” originated during the revolutionary war and was directed at England. Nothing racial, unless you’re Obama’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. A complaint has been filed claiming that the flag is a “historical indicator of white resentment against blacks stemming largely from the TEA Party.” Why did the EEOC decide to hear the complaint? Their response states that even though the flag originated “in a non-racial context … it also has since been sometimes interpreted to convey racially tinged messages in some contexts.”  

Under Obama and left-wing Democrats, PC agendas are a great thing. And they’re even better when you ignore or rewrite history to advance them.

That is why I am flying the Gadsden flag today.

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