He Just Made The Confederate Flag Noose To Show His Brother How To Tie Knots
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The Mississippi man says there is no racism here at all.
KSPR reported that someone at Tindle’s home removed the flag and the noose after a reporter asked about it. But within a few hours, the flag was back up.
“Representing my southern heritage and my southern pride,” Tindle insisted to the station as he hung the flag. “The Confederate flag, the rebel flag, whatever you choose to call it, it does not stand for racism at all. It stands for pride and heritage.”
According to Tindle, he had made the noose to show his brother how to tie knots. He suggested that the rope had nothing to do with racism.
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D.B. Hirsch is a political activist, news junkie, and retired ad copy writer and spin doctor. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.