County In Georgia Just Took THIS Massive Stand For The Confederate Flag According to recent reports, officials in Marion County, Georgia just voted unanimously to return the Confederate flag to the government offices in Ocala. The flag was removed at the end of last week and replaced with a flag with the Marion County seal, following the Charleston shooting massacre that resulted in the death of nine black men and women. Ever since the tragic incident took place, the Confederate flag has come under fire, with liberals painting it as a symbol of hatred and racism. Southerners have stood by the flag, claiming that it is part of their history and represents only Southern pride. Amidst the controversy, Marion Countys interim county administrator, Bill Kauffman, consulted with county Commission Chairman Stan McClain and the pair decided to remove the flag. Within minutes of the vote, the flag was returned. What do you think of Marion Countys decision to stand behind the flag? 