NYTimes sparks July 4 outrage
by claiming American flag
'alienating to some'
Posted By: Ribicon, 7/4/2021 5:36:21 PM
The New York Times sparked fireworks with an Independence Day report on the political implications of displaying the American flag—just weeks after being forced to defend an editorial writer who said she was “really disturbed” to see Old Glory flown by supporters of former President Donald Trump. The Times article—with the online headline “A Fourth of July Symbol of Unity That May No Longer Unite”—suggests that Trump supporters have embraced the flag “so fervently” that liberals have “all but ceded the national emblem to the right.”(Snip)“What was once a unifying symbol–there is a star on it for each state, after all
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The hammer and sickle, or maybe the Antifa banner or a queer pride flag, on the other hand would be embraced by many. Neat trick, subverting and taking control of a nation without firing a shot.