From a reader:

Oh my, yes. Like most native, red-blooded Texans, the Alamo is sacred ground to me, and I’m always moved to tears when I visit it. The forces of PC have completely re-written the story of the Alamo here in Texas. A few years ago, on a class field trip there, the dozen of us posed on the very edge of the Alamo grounds (just off the curb) with a Texas flag. We were told that we could not display the Texas flag at the Alamo. Let that sink in: We were not being loud oafs; we were quietly and unobtrusively posing with a Texas flag by way of remembrance of the men who died for that flag and all that it represented (the highest virtues of liberty)—at the very spiritual heart of Texas…where they died. And we were told that it wasn’t allowed.
I’m a small man, but would gladly resort to fisticuffs with *anyone* who profaned that sacred ground. Like the D-Day warriors, the men who died defending the Alamo were among this land’s greatest patriots. It is telling that the forces of PC multiculturalism hates The Alamo, although not surprising—they hate America, and they hate Anglo men. I fear that this is the creeping revisionism that has essentially mandated that we Anglos must feel a deep sense of guilt over the “imperialist legacy” of our forefathers. These are dark times.
If, by chance, you publish this, by all means use my name.
James Simpson
Defiant American, Defiant Texan