Are Black Lives Matter Flags, Banners As Offensive as Confederate Flags? Sad R., Arkansas, Trump, A Virginia County Lets Them Vote

OCTOBER 12, 2020

**  Valentine Museum asking for input on reimagined 'Lost Cause' project.  (Sad R.  May include a damaged Confederate monument.)

**  Fort Smith board adopts policy on city street names.  (Arkansas.  So they can change the Albert Pike street name.)

**  Fort Smith School Board votes to change name of Albert Pike Elementary.  (Arkansas.  Evidently this town has something against Albert Pike.)

**  Trump vows to not rename military bases named for Confederate leaders. 

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OCTOBER 13, 2020

**  Warren County will vote on removing a Confederate monument from the courthouse lawn.  (Virginia.  Voters will decide in a non-binding referendum, the way this decision should be made.)

**  Confederate flag placed on bridge where Black Lives Matter banners were removed.  (Beloit, Wisconsin.  It too was removed immediately.  Beloit College is calling the placement of the Confederate flag a hate crime.  The two BLM banners had been on the bridge for two months.  I consider BLM flags, banners, shirts and so forth as being extremely offensive, but that sure doesn't matter these days.  Only a certain group can be offended.)

You better believe BLM-related objects are offensive.  Anybody you see supporting or having one of these says they support rioting, looting, arson and hate crimes.  All things I find offensive.

Attacking Confederate Monuments Is A Hate Crime.  Who Does That?  --Old Secesh