Chuck, That is too funny. I never realized GA had done that. Except for coat of arms it looks just like the plate on the front of my truck.
The strange thing is that the liberals view the US flag as just a piece of cloth. They see no need to show it any respect. It's just a piece of cloth. They see no problem with burning it. It's just a piece of cloth. They have no problem with stumping on it or throwing it in the trash. It's just a piece of cloth. Strangely enough those very same liberals see any version of the confederate flag as something way beyond being just a piece of cloth.
And speaking of confederate flags, years ago I had a young guy working with me that graduated high school the year after Spike Lee's Malcolm X move came out. One day as we were talking about things he told me this story...
Some of the black kids at the high school started wearing black t-shirts with a big gray X on the front. Then some of the white kids started wearing t-shirts with the confederate battle flag on the front with "You have your X. We have ours" beneath the flag. The blacks were offended and the whites kids were told that they could no longer wear shirts with a confederate flag. After that the black kids started wearing similar black t-shirts with an X and the phrase "It's a black thing. You wouldn't understand" on the front.. Since the white kids were banned from wearing anything confederate flag related a few of them started wearing t-shirts with a cotton ball on the front along with the phrase "It's a white thing. You used to pick it." Needless to say, that didn't go over too well.
I also remember several years back about a community festival of some sort in some tiny town. I can't remember the town, but I do know that it is within less than a day's drive from where I am. The town apparently had this festival almost every year and would print up t-shirts that advertised the festival. This particular year the focus of the festival was something history related. To reflect that year's theme the t-shirts were screen printed with a picture that had an old white, wood house on it. It also had two flag poles that were crossed. One pole had the US flag. One had the confederate battle. The picture also showed a cotton field in front of the old wood house, and a woman was in the field picking cotton. The shirt was deemed as racist by the bleeding hearts. They based their claim on the fact that the picture had a confederate flag in it AND had a black slave woman picking cotton.
Let me tell you about the woman that was picking cotton in the picture. She had on a long dress so you couldn't see her legs or her arms. She had a large bonnet on her head so you couldn't see her face or her hair. And finally, her hands were hidden by the leaves of the cotton plants. To this day I haven't been able to figure out how they came to the conclusion that she was black.