r/drama: Confederate flag drama in /r/Minnesota of all places. It’s clearly a human rights violation to be refused food service if you wear the design of some dead country.

Confederate flag drama in /r/Minnesota of all places. It’s clearly a human rights violation to be refused food service if you wear the design of some dead country.

13 2018-08-31 by EasySchmitty

8 comments

1 SnapshillBot 2018-08-31

You didn't even read it, did you? You just disregarded it because it doesn't fit your world view. You are pathetic, scum of the earth. People present you with scientifically backed evidence showing how the world really is and you disregard it because it is brought to your attention by a group of people you find inferior to you.

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1 EasySchmitty 2018-08-31

Also shittypages is a p garbage publication but I guess it’s easy to get people hundreds of miles north of the Mason-Dixon Line to get roaming at the mouth talking about a stupid piece of cloth’s design.

Like this is literally all mayo nonsense.

1 TheColdTurtle 2018-08-31

You betcha

1 genericunimportant 2018-08-31

No surprise the dude saying the civil war was about tariffs is a Q and daddy lover

1 jruss71 2018-08-31

This would literally only be an issue if this was in a real southern state.

1 Solis-Maelstrom 2018-08-31

Does it really bother people that much? Those guys are acting like any resemblance of southern pride is you endorsing slavery. This could be easy drama just having a sticker of a flag on your laptop.

1 pepperouchau 2018-08-31

Wait, why do the hotdish golems think they know how to make cheese curds?

1 pepperouchau 2018-08-31

Reminder that Sherman was too lenient