I an appreciate that it had nothing to do with the military - but that's the point. He decried, as you quoted, "... a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color" - it's that flag of "oppression" that gave him the ability to make such a protest without government sanction - many many places in the world he would've been imprisoned yet he, in his 'oppressed' state, has the freedom to do what he did... AND whether he likes it or not - it is the US military that fights for that flag and his 'oppressed' self to have that freedom.

Are there inequalities? Yes... we've made progress (haven't seen an auction block for slaves - have you?) - are we where we need to be? No.

I have no problem with what Kap is trying to communicate - I disagree with him on how he went about it.