Why do many of my neighbors all have flags hanging in their garages? On the walls of the garage they are pinned up

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Because men like to hang silly stuff in the one place their wives will allow it. Like others have said they’re probably college, sports, or military flags.

Sitting here in my garage before I go inside as I read this and looking at all the stupid junk my husband has hung over the workbench. I never knew we were Maga’s for our Greek flag, the rugby team flag, and the flag from his cycle club. The neighbors must be clutching their pearls!

Same! I wonder what the neighbors must think of our pirate flag adorning our wall!

Flags are totally fine so long as they are not the US flag or some MAGA military/gun flag.

So my Russian flag is a go?

Absolutely. Is your North Korean one up too? The only proper way to do it.

[Anonymous]

Are the upside down?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Because men like to hang silly stuff in the one place their wives will allow it. Like others have said they’re probably college, sports, or military flags.

Sitting here in my garage before I go inside as I read this and looking at all the stupid junk my husband has hung over the workbench. I never knew we were Maga’s for our Greek flag, the rugby team flag, and the flag from his cycle club. The neighbors must be clutching their pearls!

Same! I wonder what the neighbors must think of our pirate flag adorning our wall!

Flags are totally fine so long as they are not the US flag or some MAGA military/gun flag.

So my Russian flag is a go?

Absolutely. Is your North Korean one up too? The only proper way to do it.

NK is MAGA because Trump likes dictators. China is anti-MAGA. I have been flying it since Biden placed tariffs that don't work on my beloved country.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:White young men - different homes but I thought they were Marine or Military flags but it looks like there are eagles and yellow flags. One looks like it has a similarity to the Arizona flag.

Are these the flags you see? Both of these are extreme right/white supremacist flags.

Interesting because one of the two houses does have the DTOM tags on their vehicles. There’s quite a few in my neighborhood with those tags. These are townhouses btw so the cars are close by. The large Eagle is on a flag in the second home but I could’ve sworn it was a yellow colored flag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought this was a west coast thing for people who work out in their garage.

It's like a CrossFit thing.

We have a garage gym that has a few flags. US. MD. And some colleges.

Not sure if its a coast thing bc we've been east coast our whole life, but since CF started on the West Coast, I guess its possible

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:White young men - different homes but I thought they were Marine or Military flags but it looks like there are eagles and yellow flags. One looks like it has a similarity to the Arizona flag.

Are these the flags you see? Both of these are extreme right/white supremacist flags.

Interesting because one of the two houses does have the DTOM tags on their vehicles. There’s quite a few in my neighborhood with those tags. These are townhouses btw so the cars are close by. The large Eagle is on a flag in the second home but I could’ve sworn it was a yellow colored flag.

I didn't know you were hanging out with the poors. Just leave them alone.

[Anonymous]

You are living in a RWNJ neighborhood. They all pack heat.

[Anonymous]

Flags are cheap and take up a lot of wall space. If women spent more time hanging out in garages, you would see lots of cheap tree of life or aesthetic celestial mandala tapestries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:White young men - different homes but I thought they were Marine or Military flags but it looks like there are eagles and yellow flags. One looks like it has a similarity to the Arizona flag.

Recognize any of these: https://www.pennlive.com/news/2017/08/post_143.html

But they could also just be like unit flags if they served.

Could be Greek Orthodox or Holy Roman Empire if yellow and black eagle.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:White young men - different homes but I thought they were Marine or Military flags but it looks like there are eagles and yellow flags. One looks like it has a similarity to the Arizona flag.

Are these the flags you see? Both of these are extreme right/white supremacist flags.

Interesting because one of the two houses does have the DTOM tags on their vehicles. There’s quite a few in my neighborhood with those tags. These are townhouses btw so the cars are close by. The large Eagle is on a flag in the second home but I could’ve sworn it was a yellow colored flag.

I always find it hilarious when I see a Range Rover or a Jacquar sporting the Gasdsen Flag.

[Anonymous]

MAGA
RW trash
Proud Boys
Mike Flynn's group has flags participants fly them in their garages. The Yellow one in the posted previously in this thread.

A community in Ocean View Delaware near the Bethany line almost every house has a huge Trump sign + extreme rw wings. It is really creepy and disturbing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:MAGA
RW trash
Proud Boys
Mike Flynn's group has flags participants fly them in their garages. The Yellow one in the posted previously in this thread.

A community in Ocean View Delaware near the Bethany line almost every house has a huge Trump sign + extreme rw wings. It is really creepy and disturbing.

I appreciate it. It makes target selection in the coming Civil War 2 much simpler. Kind of like when they self-identify by wearing the red hats.

One of the most hilarious assumptions conservatives make is liberals won't fight or don't own guns.

[Anonymous]

Do any of the flags have these extremist symbols? (these are extremely dangerous and should be reported to authorities)

https://www.counterextremism.com/content/far-left-extremist-groups-united-states