Michigan senator apologizes for wearing face mask that looks like Confederate flag

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(04-26-2020, 07:13 PM)GMDino Wrote: It is SO weird that these Republicans keep "accidentally" wearing things tied to the Confederacy.

SO weird.

https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/2020/04/25/dale-zorn-apology-confederate-flag-mask/3025930001/

And so Dino is revealed to be just another liberal twisting facts to fit his agenda.

It was NOT a confederate flag but, as Zorn clearly explained, a flag "of the Confederacy."

Plus it was only a "pattern."

Nothing wrong with wearing patterns of what you don't represent--prominently, and in venues which frame them symbolically.

Stand your ground, Senator Zorn! We all know what the media mob was up to.

We see this every week when ordinary Americans flaunt "patterns" the media mob doesn't like.

Iowa homeowner says his swastikas, Confederate flags aren't racist
https://www.fox10phoenix.com/news/iowa-homeowner-says-his-swastikas-confederate-flags-arent-racist



Iowa Man Blames Ignorance For Outrage Over Swastika Painting He Put Opposite School: 'People Don't Know What Their History Is'

https://www.newsweek.com/swastika-des-moines-school-anti-semitism-1476687

"They turn things into different things. It could be religious if you know what a swastika is," he said, apparently referring to its status as a symbol in some Indian religions.

Stark told the network he is not bigoted "in the slightest," and did not support the Nazis, adding that his grandfather had fought during World War II.

Few people know that an angled swastika centering a black cross on a red field could be exactly the symbol used by Hindu and Jain religions.