Do you assume homes with American Flags are republicans?
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Anonymous
How can a flag that says support law enforcement be racist? |
Anonymous
Who do you know who flies that flag? |
Anonymous
| Definitely not. A really huge, ostentatious flag? Multiple flags? Maybe. My parents live in a super-red area, and the really RW people actually fly MAGA, Confederate, or F*** Biden flags. |
Anonymous
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Immigrant here,
I don't know if flags are an indication for a republican household or not . However , over the years , I've come to notice one thing : the more affluent a neighborhood is , the less American flags you see. The poorer and whiter a neighborhood is ,the more American flags ( and others) you see. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
It’s not a flag that support law enforcement it’s a flag that says I will lie for a fellow cop. Read about thin blue line and it’s history |
Anonymous
Do they need to invite them in their homes to be credible in your eyes ? Doubtful. Because, had that happened you'd have simply moved the goal post. Most white people ( yourself included I assume ) have personal, social and professional made up exclusively of people who look like then. Your argument isn't the clever retort you think it is . |
Anonymous
a couple people. one is the divorced mom of my DD's best friend. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
This is what it represents. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_wall_of_silence |
Anonymous
+2 |
Anonymous
| No, but the more flags I see, the less safe I feel. |
Anonymous
| This is ridiculous. I’m not a Republican but will put out a flag to irk you people. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it. |
Anonymous
| Republican and MAGA. |
Anonymous
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Gosh, no. Not at all.
We are Dems (never voted R once for either of us) and we have an American and a Maryland flag |