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Save the Confederate flag in DeFuniak Springs

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Karen Benefield
11 years ago

It is a part of history.

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Taylor Tison
11 years ago

My heritage is not for sale.

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Barbara Miller
11 years ago

for it is part of our histoy

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Brandy Dorough
11 years ago

The flag is a part of history!

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Rhonda Starnes
11 years ago Featured

Please allow the flag to remain in place. Don't allow the wrongful act of one individual to represent thousands of people who have done no wrong and view the Flag as a Memorial to the brave men that fought and gave their lives in the war.

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John Tollison
11 years ago

Keep the flag, keep the heritage!

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lisa hall
11 years ago

i live in defuniak springs an i love the rebal flag have 2 at my house the bed sheets an curtain i even made a barrel chair with rebal flag as the materail cover

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michael carroll
11 years ago

Leave the flag alone

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David covell
11 years ago

Keep it flying

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Annette Geffert
11 years ago

Keep my flag.

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LB
11 years ago

Save the flag, its heritage.

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Forrest Davidson
11 years ago

Born and Raised southern country!

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Tommy Adams
11 years ago

God made us all equal so don't blame it on a flag or a gun.

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christian williams
11 years ago

Leave it. It's history.

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Chris
11 years ago

I will stand and fight back to keep my rights as a man and an American! It's time we stand and show we are done with this political correctness BS, trying to make all the people who don't have their way, happy. I'm southern and damn proud of the men who stood up and said enough is enough!

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Charaman Blankenship
11 years ago

It is about our southern heritage not hate.

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Robert Burke
11 years ago

The 10 commandments first now our flag "what's next"

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Anonymous
11 years ago

Save the flag. God bless America!

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Terry Moore
11 years ago

What are they thinking! We are American by birth, southern by the grace of God! Leave our flag alone!

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Al Ford
11 years ago

It represents alot of Confederate soldiers that died for believing in a cause. That cause was for state rights. Slavery did not become an issue until Lincoln's Gettysburg address in July 1863. This was two years after the civil war had begun!