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In general, I would say it's a local issue for local communities to figure out and leave it at that. Other statues and heritage, I'd draw a line at the national level. There is good reason to see the Confederate monuments and flags as controversial. There isn't a good reason for other monuments...

That is certainly something that can be acknowledged. We can acknowledge the bravery and the viewpoint of ordinary southerners. However, it can't be denied that the Confederacy was founded with the express purpose of preserving slavery. I don't think we are incapable of acknowledging both of...

But is this a hill worth dying on? I don't know if Confederate flag or statues are popular in the South anymore. The line to be drawn is when it comes to non-Confederate statues and heritage.

I don't think they're aware. I doubt they read history books.

That flag means a lot of different things to different people. I understand why they did it. It shuts down an easy talking point for the Far Left. However, the Far Left will never be satisfied. Please note that I say this as a Yankee with no love for the Confederacy.