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I believe that 100 years from now the American Flag will be looked upon with the same disgust as the Nazi Flag during WWII. CMV.

I believe that the American government has committed terrible war crimes since the Cold War, particularly in the past decade.  The NSA spying, The Patriot Act, supplying arms to ignite revolutions overseas, false flag operations to promote wars.  Millions of people have been killed in wars started by the United States, many of which are against a particular race.  This is no different than the numbers killed by Hitler and Nazi Germany.

Once this information becomes more available and accepted, the backlash against the red, white and blue will ultimately leave the flag as a symbol of corporatism, greed and war.  CMV.
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Not even the soviet flag is looked upon with the same disgust as the Nazi flag. 

Neither are, for that matter, the British, Spanish, Belgian, or French flags that were flying during colonialism, nor is the Confederate flag, or even the old USA flags that were in usage during the genocide of the natives, the Italian tricolor that was already in use under Mussolini, or the old South African flag of the Apartheid, or the Russian Empire's old flag that was in use during many pogroms, purges, and rulers like Ivan the Terrible. 


The Nazi flag isn't looked upon with disgust because it represents *a country* that committed atrocities against peace and against mankind. All countries have done that, and they will continue to do so.

It is looked upon with disgust, because it is understood to directly represent a specific will to commit a certain atrocity, instead of just proclaiming the overall existence of a people. (who also happened to commit some atrocities along the line).