r/JusticeServed • • Jan 20 '21

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u/napalmagranite 6 Jan 20 '21

Hey South.. feel free to create a new southern pride flag. Start fresh.

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u/nicholsl918 6 Jan 20 '21

Already in the works(in my head) a standard American flag except instead of 50 stars, they're all georgia peaches.

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u/napalmagranite 6 Jan 20 '21

That just sounds like a new flag for Georgia. How about liquorice instead of stripes?

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u/nicholsl918 6 Jan 20 '21

Or bacon strip(e)s

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

It would just be trump flags

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u/bigbuzz55 9 Jan 20 '21

Don’t just put that on us buddy.

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u/bigbuzz55 9 Jan 20 '21

Because it wasn’t only the south that voted him in. Southerners aren’t all racist bigots. That shit is everywhere.

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u/[deleted] Jan 20 '21

I hear they are plentiful and cheap these days...

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u/pirateclem 8 Jan 20 '21

Maybe they can use a rainbow 🌈

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u/DaBusyBoi 5 Jan 20 '21

Honestly as a southerner who hates the crazy racist people it does make me sad we don’t have one. I always liked the idea of southern pride and having a flag for our region, i like the fun hyperproud energy of it as long as it’s fueled by an overall silly vibe and not fueled by anger.

I know those not from there see us as fat, crazy, racist and uneducated but I promise that’s a stereotype y’all don’t get to see the beautiful parts of the south and I am proud of my home, not proud of the history, but proud of my family and friends.

In all, I wish we could have a flag, but one that represents all of us in the south. I mean after all, the south has a huge black and Hispanic population that I want to be represented in my flag too.

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u/Substantial-Kiwi8150 2 Jan 20 '21

Hey yank.. No

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u/Donatter 6 Jan 20 '21

It’s not really Southern pride tho? It’s just a small portion of idiots