The anti-American New York Times wants to redesign the American flag and has dropped potential replacement designs for the flag.
The Times wants to erase American history as we know it.
“The American flag is a potent piece of national iconography, but its design shifted frequently until the early 1900s. What if it were redesigned today? We asked artists and graphic designers to try,” the Times wrote, showing both “functional designs” and “artistic renderings.”
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The American flag is a potent piece of national iconography, but its design shifted frequently until the early 1900s. What if it were redesigned today? https://t.co/ayQ7qC0vqi
— The New York Times (@nytimes) September 29, 2021
Some of the flag designs “represent America as it could be, others how the artist sees the country now.”
Check out what Breitbart reported:
One flag, by artist Na Kim, shows a white flag subtly fading into gray, although it keeps the stars. It reportedly represents “America surrendering to its fall from power and loss of the ideals it once stood for. The American dream is being washed away.”
Another — perhaps one of the more bizarre renditions — features four rectangles: One has red and white stripes, and the others are yellow, blue, and green. According to the artist, Andrew Kuo, the red and white rectangle represents the past and future, while the yellow represents “repairing systemic racism.” The blue represents “untapped potential,” and the green represents “taking care of our planet”
Check it out:
The nuts at the NYT think they are so powerful that they can redesign our flag. That’s how bad its gotten. https://t.co/dOBglm5ERN
— Brent Bozell (@BrentBozell) October 2, 2021
My most jingoistic opinion is that these are all bad. https://t.co/EA9XqglLAn
— Wilson Dizard (@willdizard) September 28, 2021
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