Feelings on displaying the Confederate flag on your POV or person while on a military installation?

Lots of Americans from both sides, same families. I have some graves just by my house. I drive through a civil war battlefield everyday. I had relatives in the South, North, and West. I married into a family that suffered slaughter at the hands of both Germany and the Soviets twice during the back and forth control. I am also a decendant of two tribes in the US that lived here first and were relocated or slaughtered here. I have Jewish lineage and I could say they haven't had a good rap (not maternal). My wife is related to Gypsies. The world is complicated and there are no real good answers. Can we support our ideas or not? Where do you really draw the line? Nazi was a party similar to Democrat and Republican, and like all good Germans, they followed their leaders. The Soviet flag represented a modern nation-state and some additional alliances and pacts of strategic positions and an ideal that thought slaughtering my wife's family met their requirements (nice access to shore front property). I support the ideas behind the United States, part because it was what I taught, but I believed in the principles behind what we were experimenting with. A nation that is not one nation. A country that isn't a county, a federation of states where people could have a voice, evolving into a modern-nation state with some well thought out ideas. My ideas have evolved, but those principles helped guide me in my pursuit to answer the most difficult question we have faced at us: can we get along in this nation of ours, with all our different cultures and identities, our families and our heritages, some here for generations, some just getting here, no national language, a wide variety of viewpoints and impressions? I'd say we are off to a pretty good start, but we have so far to go. There are no easy answers. Communists, Socailists, Environmentalists, Conservatives, Modern Conservatives, Modern Liberals, Classical Liberals, many flavors of anarchists, Free-Market Libertarians, Voluntaryists, Republicans, Democrats, Social Democrats, Every religion, Native Peoples and the Indian Affairs Bureau, Immigrants, Illegal Immigrants, Criminals, Crazy people, Imperialists, Corporations (that think they have rights), the list is long, this is just a few. Most modern countries have many of these problems, but we decided we would welcome everyone from everywhere and deal with their ideas too (since almost the beginning). Now, that's a fun experiment. How do you think it's going?