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Walmart​ announces it is to remove all Confederate flag merchandise from its stores and website

  • Company made the announcement after Walmart, Amazon and eBay were asked whether they would be getting rid of Confederate flag merchandise 
  • Although Walmart has responded, other two retailers have not answered
  • Walmart doesn't 'want to offend anyone with the products that we offer'
  • Announcement came on the same day that South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the flag from the state Capitol in Columbia
  • Church shooting suspect Dylann Roof was pictured with Confederate flag

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America's largest retailer said on Monday that it will be removing all products promoting the Confederate flag from its stores in the wake of controversy following the South Carolina shootings.

Walmart announced the removal of Confederate items from its stores and website on the same day South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the flag from the state Capitol.

Many have called for the removal of the flag after 21-year-old Dylann Roof, the white man charged in the Charleston church shootings that left nine dead, was pictured with the Confederate symbol. 

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Walmart said on Monday that it will be removing all products promoting the Confederate flag from its stores

Walmart said on Monday that it will be removing all products promoting the Confederate flag from its stores

The news came as South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the flag from the Capitol

The news came as South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley called for the removal of the flag from the Capitol

 

South Carolina leaders are pushing to remove the Confederate flag that flies at the statehouse in Columbia

 
South Carolina governor calls for removal of Confederate flag
 
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The company made the announcement after Walmart, Amazon and eBay were asked whether they would be getting rid of Confederate flag merchandise by CNN

The other two companies have not responded.  

Walmart spokesman Brian Nick said in a statement: 'We never want to offend anyone with the products that we offer.

'We have taken steps to remove all items promoting the confederate flag from our assortment - whether in our stores or on our website.

'We have a process in place to help lead us to the right decisions when it comes to the merchandise we sell. 

'Still, at times, items make their way into our assortment improperly - this is one of those instances.'

Confederate army caps and weapons and Confederate books were still for sale on Monday night.

A man held a sign during a protest rally against the Confederate flag in Columbia, South Carolina, last week

A man held a sign during a protest rally against the Confederate flag in Columbia, South Carolina, last week

 

This undated image shows shooting suspect Dylann Roof, 21, posing for a photo holding a Confederate flag

As South Carolina leaders are pushing to remove the flag that flies at the statehouse in Columbia, officials in Mississippi and Tennessee are grappling with whether to retain Old South symbols. 

Mississippi voters decided by a 2-to-1 margin in 2001 to keep the state flag that has been used since 1894. 

It features the Confederate battle emblem in the upper left corner - a blue X with 13 stars, over a red field.

Republican Governor Phil Bryant on Monday repeated his long-held position that the state should keep the flag as is.

'A vast majority of Mississippians voted to keep the state's flag, and I don't believe the Mississippi Legislature will act to supersede the will of the people on this issue,' Bryant said in a statement.

Democratic Senator Kenny Wayne Jones of Canton, chairman of the Legislative Black Caucus, said the Confederate emblem is a 'symbol of hatred' often associated with racial violence. 

Jones said the flag represents the power structure's resistance to change during the 1960s and '70s, when civil rights activists were pushing to dismantle segregation and expand voting rights.

'We should be constantly re-examining these types of stereotypes that label our state for what it used to be a long time ago,' Jones told The Associated Press.

 
Charleston activists urge removal of Confederate flag
 
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Since the 2001 Mississippi election, bills that proposed changing the flag have gained no traction, with legislators saying voters settled the issue. 

At the Tennessee Capitol in Nashville, a bust of Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general and an early Ku Klux Klan leader, has sat in an alcove outside the Senate chamber for decades.

Democratic and Republican leaders are calling for the bust to be removed. 

Craig Fitzhugh, the state House Democratic leader, said it should go to the archives or a museum and be replaced in the Capitol by a statue of Lois DeBerry, an African-American who became the first female speaker pro tempore of the Tennessee House. 

Women and minorities are underrepresented in government symbols, Fitzhugh wrote.

'We need to revisit what we have displayed in the Capitol so that it better represents a Tennessee for all of us,' he wrote Monday.

 



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So, is this just more of the PC crowd trying to tear things down or should the flag be removed?

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I vote to remove it.

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I vote to remove it.

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I really dont' care either way so much. I am not from the South so I dont' understand what that means to them. But, fine if you want to remove flags, then don't be flying the LGBT flag or the Mexican flag or whatever either.

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Can I fly the Irish flag?

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we fly the stars & stripes, the texas flag and the southern cross regularly at the house--alternate them a bit

have never flown the stars&bars there--not that would bother us, just have never really bought one ( though own smaller ensigns and have for years )





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I think that a bunch of redneck racists have turned the confedate flag into a symbol of hate when that is not what it originally stood for, just like the Nazis turned a peaceful religious symbol into a symbol of hate. It's sad when that is allowed to happen.

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Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


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Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

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had a guest & his wife come to see us from Europe--older relatives of my lady--he was a sailor during the war--in his honor, flew the Royal Navy battle ensign for the couple of days they stayed with us--he was touched and thanked us sincerely

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flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:

Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

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 Oh yes it does.

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I think the false outcry of racism is OUT OF CONTROL.

Take Kim Kardashian (I know, I know, but bear with me)...

She was at the Vienna Opera Ball, HIRED (like a prostitute) to escort the host of the ball. She was giving an interview and the interviewer asked her if the band was going to play "N****r in Paris". She was just "so" upset that he had used that word that she had to leave the party. She couldn't believe someone still used that word. But that's is the name of one of her husband's songs. One that made them a schitt ton of money.

And it's not just her. It a LOT of people. I'm sick of the double standard.

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lilyofcourse wrote:

Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

flan


 Oh yes it does.

Want to taken seriously?  Walk the walk, don't just talk the talk.


So how many of those 9 people killed used the "N" word?

And rappers and thugs use the word...How in the world is the average Black person responsible for that?

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flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:

Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

flan


 Oh yes it does.

Want to taken seriously?  Walk the walk, don't just talk the talk.


So how many of those 9 people killed used the "N" word?

And rappers and thugs use the word...How in the world is the average Black person responsible for that?

flan 


 I'd be willing to bet each and every one of them.

And when you don't say anything, you are agreeing.



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don't really give a damn what walmart decided to sell / not sell--absolutely irrelevant as it doesn't matter a bit--what does matter is this--go for yourself to Antietam, Gettysburg or any of the many other Civil War battlefields--walk the ground and see with your mind what happened in those places--walk over the ground of Pickett's Charge and consider what those men did ( the majority of them ordinary citizens not wealthy plantation owners and many were very young with their whole lives ahead of them )--see if you can feel, even for a moment, what those men must have felt and maybe you'll understand--nothing the pc crowd, the liberal apologists, the " white guilt " purveyors, the talking heads even the real racists say or do will ever diminish the courage and sacrifice of those brave men--ever



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don't really give a damn what walmart decided to sell / not sell--absolutely irrelevant as it doesn't matter a bit--what does matter is this--go for yourself to Antietam, Gettysburg or any of the many other Civil War battlefields--walk the ground and see with your mind what happened in those places--walk over the ground of Pickett's Charge and consider what those men did ( the majority of them ordinary citizens not wealthy plantation owners and many were very young with their whole lives ahead of them )--see if you can feel, even for a moment, what those men must have felt and maybe you'll understand--nothing the pc crowd, the liberal apologists, the " white guilt " purveyors, the talking heads even the real racists say or do will ever diminish the courage and sacrifice of those brave men--ever


 Beautifully said Burns.  I live very near a Civil war battlefield.  Generally we used it for dog walking & enjoying but we've visited the landmarks & the museum.  There are a few ruins of houses that were taken by one  side or the other.  When I see the ruin & read the plaques it does bring it home.  There is also a graveyard I've visited.

Sadly the rednecks around here flying the rebel flag are bigots & use it as a hate sign.



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lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:

Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

flan


 Oh yes it does.

Want to taken seriously?  Walk the walk, don't just talk the talk.


So how many of those 9 people killed used the "N" word?

And rappers and thugs use the word...How in the world is the average Black person responsible for that?

flan 


 I'd be willing to bet each and every one of them.

And when you don't say anything, you are agreeing.


 And you "know" this HOW?

DH1 hated the word, he said that it could never be redeemed.

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lord, the word " n y g g e r " pre-dates the civil war by over a century--originally used to identify peoples / tribes living in proximity to the Niger River in western Africa

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lord, the word " n y g g e r " pre-dates the civil war by over a century--originally used to identify peoples / tribes living in proximity to the Niger River in western Africa


 And, as has already been stated, the connotation now is NOT a positive one.

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flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:
flan327 wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:

Let's just completely rewrite history to suit the PC crappers of the world.

When I quit hearing the "N" word come out black people's mouths, I'll take the anti racist outrage more seriously.


 One has nothing to do with the other.

flan


 Oh yes it does.

Want to taken seriously?  Walk the walk, don't just talk the talk.


So how many of those 9 people killed used the "N" word?

And rappers and thugs use the word...How in the world is the average Black person responsible for that?

flan 


 I'd be willing to bet each and every one of them.

And when you don't say anything, you are agreeing.


 And you "know" this HOW?

DH1 hated the word, he said that it could never be redeemed.

flan


 She didn't say she "knew" said she'd be willing to bet and what your DH1 thought has nothing to do with it.



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Those who KNOW me know that my first husband was Black.

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I've heard FAR more black people than white use the term. They use it in casual conversation. Much like Denzel did in Training Day. That's how it's used around here...

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So he speaks for all black people? I'm not sure why that matters.

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Honestly, I have never heard a white person use that word. I have only heard black people use it. I am talking about people using it in front of me, in person. Not talking about TV or movies.

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My grandfather used to use it to reference the race. He wasn't trying to be derogatory, but I would cringe and correct him each time. He would have been 100 last Sunday.

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My mother says it. All The Time. We grew up hearing it from her, but we didn't hear it from anyone else. Except black people...
Really, here, it's used as a term of endearment. It's either OK or its not.

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I've never heard either of my sons use it.

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I've never heard either of my sons use it.

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I don't want to be a stereotypical white girl and say "I have a black friend" but I actually DO and he and his family do NOT use that word. I worked with several people of all different races and that word was not used in my presence. Maybe they used it amongst themselves, but even if you said it in the break room it was grounds for termination.

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I've never heard either of my sons use it.

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I am happy to hear that.  smile 


 I don't care how old they are, I'd likely smack them.

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Mellow Momma wrote:

I don't want to be a stereotypical white girl and say "I have a black friend" but I actually DO and he and his family do NOT use that word. I worked with several people of all different races and that word was not used in my presence. Maybe they used it amongst themselves, but even if you said it in the break room it was grounds for termination.


 You are relating your experience, just as I was relating mine.

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My mother says it. All The Time. We grew up hearing it from her, but we didn't hear it from anyone else. Except black people...
Really, here, it's used as a term of endearment. It's either OK or its not.


 That's interesting.

Do you see more men using the word or more women?

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My mother says it. All The Time. We grew up hearing it from her, but we didn't hear it from anyone else. Except black people...
Really, here, it's used as a term of endearment. It's either OK or its not.


 That's interesting.

Do you see more men using the word or more women?

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Definitely more men.  Come to think of it, I've rarely heard a black woman say it. And when I have, she was talking about a man... 



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My mother says it. All The Time. We grew up hearing it from her, but we didn't hear it from anyone else. Except black people...
Really, here, it's used as a term of endearment. It's either OK or its not.


 That's interesting.

Do you see more men using the word or more women?

flan


Definitely more men.  Come to think of it, I've rarely heard a black woman say it. And when I have, she was talking about a man... 


 So it means "bro" or "bud?"

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I've heard it used by black men as a term of endearment. Usually busting each other's chops sort of way.

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flan327 wrote:
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My mother says it. All The Time. We grew up hearing it from her, but we didn't hear it from anyone else. Except black people...
Really, here, it's used as a term of endearment. It's either OK or its not.


 That's interesting.

Do you see more men using the word or more women?

flan


Definitely more men.  Come to think of it, I've rarely heard a black woman say it. And when I have, she was talking about a man... 


 So it means "bro" or "bud?"

flan


It doesn't matter what it means.   It's either acceptable or its not...

And when it's a black woman using it, it definitely doesn't mean bro or bud...



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Oh, I definitely DON'T think it's acceptable.

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Like I said, when it becomes bad for everyone to use it, I'll take the racism comments seriously.

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Racism exists, whether or not you choose to believe it.

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 Yes, it does.  But when the loudest screamers are racists themselves like Sharpton and Jackson, it's hard to take them seriously.



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Oh I didn't say it didnt. I am well aware it does.

I also see the double standard.

So you, general you, want me to take you seriously when you squawk about racism, then you better make sure you ain't guilty of it yourself.

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But just because those two men are idiots doesn't mean racism doesn't exist elsewhere. Just because a man uses the N word with his friends (I think it's wrong but whatever) doesn't mean he doesn't experience racism in his life.

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You're right.

But don't call another out for the very thing you are doing.

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But just because those two men are idiots doesn't mean racism doesn't exist elsewhere. Just because a man uses the N word with his friends (I think it's wrong but whatever) doesn't mean he doesn't experience racism in his life.


 No one said otherwise.  But, if someone is REALLY the victim of racism, they should not be wanting to use those terms.  There is a difference between actually being a victim of racism, and using racism as an excuse.



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I'm with lily. If you use the n word even if it's to joke with a friend then I can't take it serious when you start crying about racism. Either it's a racist word for all or a racist word for none and we all know it's racist at this point in history.

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Yes, it does. But when the loudest screamers are racists themselves like Sharpton and Jackson, it's hard to take them seriously.
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amen--have always taken issue with the double-standard and will normally not tolerate racist / sexist remarks of any kind ( especially in a business environment )-- if someone ( outside of our business environment ) is foolish enough to call me a " cracker " I usually respond by calling them a " nygger "--sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander

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Yeah, Jesse Jackson was caught calling Obama a n****r. He apologized. If ANYONE from Fox News had called him that, there would have been blood...

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I'm with lily. If you use the n word even if it's to joke with a friend then I can't take it serious when you start crying about racism. Either it's a racist word for all or a racist word for none and we all know it's racist at this point in history.


 I partially agree with you. I think it's either a good word or a bad word, it shouldn't depend on who uses it. That said, what a man calls his friend has no bearing on whether or not he experiences actual racism and we should take him seriously when he says he experiences it. 



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And then you have Nashville...where, as you enter the city is a 25 foot statue of Nathan Bedford Forest.  no

Not only is it race inciting, its ugly...

 

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