Sunny Hostin expressed feeling unsafe in communities where American flags are prevalent, stating some people equate the flag with white supremacy. The author argues Hostin herself has weaponized the flag for her narrative, demeaning its meaning and those who fought for it. He contrasts the American flag with flags from countries like North Korea and Iran, as well as Antifa, LGBTQ, and Satanic flags, suggesting Hostin would find those more threatening. The author finds the American flag evokes feelings of belonging, peace, and an appreciation for freedom and sacrifice. He questions how the flag made slaves feel during the Civil War, suggesting it offered hope. The piece asserts the American flag has provided hope and safety to more people globally than any other. The author criticizes the ignorance of the "chattering class" as incomprehensible and pairing with evil. He believes those who hate America also despise democracy, liberty, and tolerance. Instead, they worship themselves and seek to destroy what has come before. This self-aggrandizing attempt to erase history reveals them as contemptible individuals.