@TheRocketMan  
I’m just quoting what the guy said, because i agree on what he said

@JamBro  
When did she say that?

@Background Pony #8F42  

 

@Background Pony #D54A  
almost as if the south doesnt actualy want that bull again, but people want a pot to stir

the confederacy lasted 5 years
 
this show aired for 9 years
 
i hate people who say the south will rise again. it didn’t live a full decade. at least the nazis lasted 12 years. the confederacy died well over 150 years ago with no major uprising to resurrect the south. you can go on about things that lasted longer than the confederacy. i live in arkansas and i say fucking drop the confederacy.

@Background Pony #8F42  
Why was that about Jews?

Oh yeah, the good old days of the fandom when everybody laughed at the idea of AJ acting like a redneck or Lauren wishing a world without jews without snowflakes getting mad at everybody. Sigh…

Take off that damn shirt and hat!

AWE HELL NAH!

@Data Expunged  
“ you orks just don’t quit do you”

@Prometheus labs CEO  
regenerates from a pack of cigarettes I’m back!

@Data Expunged  
“sees the fireworks going off …it’s beautiful”

@Prometheus labs CEO  
It’s powered by two stroke gasoline mixed with fireworks. By Georgia bylaw, it is legal fuel substance tested by Conservative Texans. I’ll let you know that it is perfectly sa-
 
explodes

@Data Expunged  
That thing’s probably gonna explode, but so does most ork weaponry

@Prometheus labs CEO  
Raises quadruple barreled shotgun with two stroke chainsaw attachment connected to an in drip of Budweiser connected to an Orange 1969 Dodge Charger For the South!!

raises assault rifle to their head for the north

i think this is a cute pic.

@YenaMuffin
 
That is EXACTLY how it will happen.

@YenaMuffin  
I’ll be there when that happens.

The South will rise again, knock back a few beers, talk about the ‘good old days’, then take a nap.

@Ferrotter
 
 
Then can we at least historically correctly name this flag on this site? Its a lack of history that people are fighting about, and should be corrected.

@Fonypan  

 
This version was only copied by the Army of Tennessee (it’s basically the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia with its orange border left off to make it faster and cheaper to sew) in late December, 1863, and almost certainly was not displayed until 1864. For sure, the first shipment of production flags wasn’t even available until mid-February, 1864 (and probably didn’t reach any troops until March), although there’s some evidence one or two prototypes may have been flown by General Johnson’s command prior to that. For most of the war, the Army of Tennessee had flown a blue flag with a white circle in the center.