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For a moment I was hopeful that I could proudly display the flag again.
Because in the most recent years, the flag had been taken over by a certain demographic on the back of their jacked up trucks, tattooed on their chests, or draped over their shoulders as they rushed the capitol. But there was a chance, a new hope, that the flag was going to become a flag for everyone, like it once had been, before it started to morph and stand for something slightly different. The flag now caused you to doubt if we all believed the same any more, and instead of uniting, had seemed to do the opposite by dividing. So, yes, when there was hope, I was excited and ready, flag in near hand! But alas, divided we still stand and my flag is still hidden for fear someone might lump me in the wrong crowd. 4/24/2026 12:04:29 am
Yes, some flags and symbols do that. It's a pity. It was a good six to read, thanks for sharing.
go back (in your mind)... the freak flag was a celebration of other-hood
Angela Scott
4/29/2026 05:04:24 pm
Very worrisome. though I can appreciate the 'Stars and Stripes' I've never flown it myself as I know too much about Native Americans and the history of the millions of Africans and others who were brought there by force and made to build the US against their will, to say nothing of the 'founding fathers' who were not the upstanding characters most Americans were led to believe they were in school. the US has a sordid history at best, and the more you dig, the worse it gets. the current administration is merely the most recent atrocity in a long line of monstrous behaviors.
Angela Scott
4/29/2026 05:03:49 pm
Same here.
messymimi
4/26/2026 01:08:43 pm
It's a sad way to run a country.
Angela Scott
4/29/2026 05:03:20 pm
Sad indeed. Comments are closed.
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