Group wins case to sell Confederate license plates in Texas

originally posted by: Annee
Texas reminds me of Arizona sometimes.

"Don't tell us we can't", even if it doesn't make a whole lotta sense

Just couldn't resist jabbing at people who have nothing to do with this, could ya?

Once again Texas hits a new low.

Aren't they supposed to have left the union by now? Can't we hurry that along?

originally posted by: NthOther

originally posted by: Annee
Texas reminds me of Arizona sometimes.

"Don't tell us we can't", even if it doesn't make a whole lotta sense

Just couldn't resist jabbing at people who have nothing to do with this, could ya?

It's a joke.

Lighten up.

originally posted by: HauntWok
Once again Texas hits a new low.

Aren't they supposed to have left the union by now? Can't we hurry that along?

This was denied in Texas by the DMV and a Court.

The U.S. Court of Appeals said it's a 1st Amendment violation to not allow it.

a reply to: FarleyWayne

i didn't see that one as an option, else it would have been choice numero uno.

I made some tshirts with that flag on it for me, the youngest, and the wife.

a reply to: neo96

Wasn't it the states right to have slaves tho?
I get what you are saying but it isn't as noble as you put it

a reply to: xuenchen

Yes, you are correct. It is well within the 1st amendment.

Doesn't mean i can't make fun of the losers that put this plate on their summers eve trucks.

It is a good thing though, it'll make the idiots easier to spot.

originally posted by: HauntWok
a reply to: xuenchen

Yes, you are correct. It is well within the 1st amendment.

Doesn't mean i can't make fun of the losers that put this plate on their summers eve trucks.

It is a good thing though, it'll make the idiots easier to spot.

always advantages to the 1st !!

"It is a good thing though, it'll make the idiots easier to spot." Thank you! Exactly what I was thinking.a reply to: HauntWok

I have always liked the battle flag, growing up n the south just about everyone I knew had one, but it was a different era. I am not one for personalized plates in the first place so it isn't something I would even consider. The battle flag has always symbolized something different to me than those who take offense to it. The civil war fascinated me so I have read quite a bit about it especially how the rebel soldiers were outspent and porly equipped by a well funded Union but they did more than hold their ground and may have been victorious if General Sherman hadn't destroyed cities.

Well anyway there is a lot of history and reasons why that war was fought. There was a lot more to it than slavery.

Though I am not interested in any rebel flag licence plate I will say a dead giveaway for idiots on the road still remains the truck nutz.

a reply to: alldaylong

you can display a small flag but the yello or white area of the plate must be a specific size and shape, as must the letters and numbers