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« Reply #25 on: March 09, 2015, 05:30:38 PM »

They are literally all over New Jersey and I've seen a good amount in PA as you head north. They can't possibly be that uncommon.
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« Reply #26 on: March 09, 2015, 07:10:20 PM »
« Edited: March 09, 2015, 07:21:26 PM by SMilo »

They are literally all over New Jersey and I've seen a good amount in PA as you head north. They can't possibly be that uncommon.

I am from New Jersey. They are not "literally all over New Jersey." I can't say I've ever seen more than one or two here in my entire lifetime.

Fine, all over South Jersey. Obviously the flag isn't flown publicly but tons of rebel flag pins on bags in my high school and others nearby, and I know several people south of me post pictures of their in-state (/Penn/DE) dorm rooms with the Confederate flag on the wall. Confederate gear is publicly displayed, and the flag is often in houses. In more rural areas you do see it on cars too. There's probably some bias due to people who share my interests, but it's pretty prevalent. My family members (mostly NYers) are horrified when they see them so they get pointed out quite a bit. In fact, I think at some point, I was given stickers or tattoos of the flag.

EDIT: And I just realized, high school/organizations are not even the primary source. I frequently go to country concerts, even at the Meadowlands, and the parking lot is packed with them. Few in Philadelphia though. Never in NYC. It's pretty weird.
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« Reply #27 on: March 09, 2015, 08:39:15 PM »

I've seen the treasonous decal in Vermont, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, generally on rusted old Ford Ranger pickup trucks. So if they're seen in New England (the literal anti-Dixie) then they definitely exist in Oklahoma. Rats should all be hung IMO.

Might some of those people be using it more as a general symbol of rebellion akin to a Jolly Roger or an anarchist 'A' symbol? I can see how someone in rural New England who is completely divorced from the historical weight and racial implications of the rebel flag might view it in that way.

It's in part that. 90% of the time it's called "rebel flag". But the other part is that it is certainly in camaraderie with the Southern US and belief that they are far superior to Boston/NY. Rural pride or such.

Shockingly despite representing rebellion, it represents nationalism at the same time. Often displayed right next to an American flag. Perhaps not so shocking considering the South regularly prides itself in the same stuff.
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« Reply #28 on: March 10, 2015, 10:35:31 PM »
« Edited: March 10, 2015, 10:37:42 PM by SMilo »

Owen Park seems nice. The 2nd review on Google Maps:

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Time to get the "loving on" right next to the Elementary School.

Do you think you could make the 1.4 mile walk to "Fat Guy's Burgers" from there? That sounds like an proper incentive for walking.

Some of the burgers are a little ethnic sounding. Have you ever eaten here?


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