Confederate stands for rebellion not slavery now a days

Owning a slave was a right to the south. Therefore the confederate flag stands for protecting their way of life, which was slavery. Then that flag has the meaning of owning slaves behind it regardless if it was a state right or any law. In contemporary times then that flag bears the weight of the state right mentioned (slavery, white superiority). After the war when Abraham Lincoln was killed by John Wilkes Booth. Booth had the idea that the south would look at him as a hero, protecting their way of life for generations to come. The south did not look at him as such as the local media (newspapers, word of mouth) construed him to be a murderer not a hero for generations to come as he likened to identify himself as. Being a killer is a slave owner. A slave owner might not necessarily execute their slaves but a on a human level this act of slavery totally alienates the slave from themselves. That alienation, being their way of life whether cultural beliefs, family ideals, language, dress and so on. The slave is not at home when at work. What the slave produces with his very hands is not something he owns or even has an ideal of what he is necessarily producing for his owner but that production is therefore, for his owner. The slave does not see the finished product of his work. The slave owner did not want their slaves to read and write to develop knowledge hence the death that would transpire if someone was caught teaching the slave(s) knowledge. Knowledge is something that can't be whipped to submission, it exists in the brain which houses the mind. The mind being powerful. Like slavery today it is a killer behind the human trafficking of men, women, and children. No one is putting a gun to their head (not in all cases) however, they are the property of someone else. The south protecting a state right of slavery is nothing but greed, almost free labor to spur more money for their economic system of capital. Who has the right to own another human being? What someone produces with their own hands is there's not someone else's unless they choose to give it to someone else. The hands are attached to the body. The slaves who built the U.S.A.'s ancestry has one month out of the year to celebrate black history. Waving a Confederate flag at a black fist friday event has deep meaning. Some may view this utter disrespect as others might interpret the meaning to be one that the flag represents their backs being the ones that built this country from the ground up after the real Americans (Indians) were exterminated and the fences of property came into play. The meaning of that flag in current times has slavery rooted in its stitches even if it was stitched as a state right. Our flag does not represent on not to tax but, not to be taxed by a government that exists across the pond (Atlantic Ocean). To tax domestically for the furthering of domestic industry as well as keeping the thirteen colonies funds for the thirteen colonies not for a King to collect to further his motives and oppression of the new land that the Italian Christopher Columbus financed by Spain happened to stumble upon. Concurring confederacy does mean a rebellion or unification of individuals however, for the South that unification wanted to preserve an ideal of a human being owning another human being as a right for those superior to the inferior. When superior relies on property and color. That superiority is nothing but a farce however, that flag does identify with slavery. That farce is why people of color who knew how to read, write, and communicate were one of the most dangerous people in the North, the South, and current times.