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least racist gamer
It isn't ironic in the least that some would give you grief over removing this and they aren't paying you for it. It's your speech and you can use it how you like, the fact you're using it for the truth, that the confederacy was sick, is a testament to your character... and yes, I know the rank file were fighting for their friends and homes and not slavery per say... but the leaders who started that war started it for slavery and justified it using white supremacy... thank God they lost and thank you for removing their banner.
For those who want to lionize the confederacy, do something your heroes didn't, your own work and make you own asset.
The commanders of the Confederate army in Virginia (then known at the Army of the Potomac) sought a distinctive emblem as an alternative to the Confederacy’s first national flag—the Stars and Bars—to serve as a battle flag. The Stars and Bars, which the Confederate Congress had adopted in March 1861 because it resembled the once-beloved Stars and Stripes, proved impractical and even dangerous on the battlefield because of that resemblance
NOTHING TO DO WITH SLAVERY.