Considering how the child is being raised by a member of the KKK, that can be more disturbing than racial slurs since it means the kid is going to be indoctrinated with racist ideas such as white supremacy and that there is nothing wrong with lynching a non-white individual.
I've always wondered about this...the KKK have Dungeons & Dragons-types names for everything, like "Grand High Wizard Dragon," or puns with the word "K" replacing "C," like "the local Klan Koven." I guess it goes with the "secret society" aspect of it?
this isn't quite correct- the burning cross was used by highland clans to gather the tribe- in the day they used smoking crosses and at night fiery ones. I believe the last time they were used in war was in Canada in the war of 1812 although i vaguely remember hearing about an incident in elgin in the 1820's. From Walter Scott's accounts (writing a generation after the last major clan rising but having spoken to several survivors) it seems to have be a regular cruciform not the st Andrews X.
Both of these groups always do this whenever there is a racial controversy, and they never end up fighting each other. It's disappointing but not surprising; they just want attention.
Right Wing journalists seem to love them, though.
Congratulations on 20 whole pages of autism! Let's go for 20 more!
Not going to take that route again. I will tell you how I responded to it though
Provide me some sources that say otherwise, and make sure they are not biased conservative sources. The flag seems like it has a subjective view of interpretation, and depending on how you interpret it, along with your views, the interpretation of the flag is pretty damn subjective.