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Old 01-29-2007
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Re: secondary country/state flag

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I want a Baltimore Ravens Flag
Put it in your sig, buddy.
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Old 01-29-2007
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Re: secondary country/state flag

Sam #14,

Tell your Southern friend that they're wrong. The other two stars represent Missouri and Kentucky- which had sent delegates to Montgomery. The Rebs felt they represented the sentiments of the majorities in those two Border States, a dubious belief at best.
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Old 01-30-2007
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Re: secondary country/state flag

Actually, aside from St. Louis, Missouri was predominately filled with Southern sympathizers. Yes, the majority of the population at that time lived in St. Louis, but it was largely German-immigrant Union loyalists from St. Louis who filled Missouri's Union ranks. Of course, every town in the state had split loyalties (as was the case across the country), but Missouri did have two governments during the civil war.

The Union government stayed in Jefferson City, while the Confederate government set up shop in Springfield. Later, this government set up shop in exile in Texas. It was this government that sent delegates to the CSA legislature, and hence Missouri's representation in the Confederate battle-flag.
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Old 01-30-2007
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Re: secondary country/state flag

Wait, didn't hasn't this guy said he was originally from Baltimore? Moving to the south does not make you a southerner
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Old 01-30-2007
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Re: secondary country/state flag

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Put it in your sig, buddy.
As if people needed encouraging to put pictures in their signature!
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