American Flag In Front of House ...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Girl, get a new flagpole and new flag. Or get a regular pole and hang some sort of hanging decoration.

With maybe your address clearly on it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why wouldn’t you want to fly the American flag? It’s a wonderful flag. You do live in America, right?

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[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Thankful people will want to display it.

+1 We have a flag at our home.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think Dems need to recapture the American flag. Put one outside the house, especially around election time

Completely agree and that’s what I do. You can tell I’m not MAGA by the accompanying candidate signs.

[Anonymous]

OP here.

Well, this went everywhere I expected it to, and then some. The occasional lack of civility on this thread is unsurprising but disappointing nonetheless.

Still not sure what we are going to do, aside from the obvious -- take down the "No Trespassing" sign (would have done so already -- I grabbed it and tried to pull it off -- but it is bolted into the tree in a pretty solid fashion). But there is plenty of food for thought here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I proudly waved my little flag at every No Kings protest that I attended, so I don't see anything wrong with it. I would use proper flag etiquette, though.

The drumpers are the ones who fly tattered, trashed American flags, while wearing flag-patterned wife beaters.

And they have no issue desecrating the flag with other images superimposed on it.

[Anonymous]

In our area, every HOA offers a service to provide American flags on special days like 4th etc. Most people who have those flags, aren't any more patriotic than ones who don't, its just they remembered to pay the extra charge on time in first week of January.

[Anonymous]

I actually like American flag and as a naturalized citizen, feel pride to be able to wave it. I wasn't born here and becoming a citizen wasn't an uninformed and default choice , it was an informed decision.

[Anonymous]

I can give you a Free DC flag. That would be much cooler.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I love American flag! My first feeling is the people who love their country live there.

Yes, MAGA folks love their country for sure.

If you hate MAGA, you must also hate America. Those are the rules.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's the combination of the flag and the no trespassing sign. Move that so it's in a different area away from the flag.

Those two things in combination would suggest to me that the person who lives there might have guns. So the current setup may serve as a form of security for you.

[Anonymous]

Okay here is MY unfiltered truth……

I automatically assume that you support our horrible President and would think less of you.

But I would hope to God that I was just being paranoid. 😉

[Anonymous]

I would enjoy seeing the flag as I drive by.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Okay here is MY unfiltered truth……

I automatically assume that you support our horrible President and would think less of you.

But I would hope to God that I was just being paranoid. 😉

I’m curious where you’d go from there. If it was your neighbor hanging the flag, would you refuse to meet them? Refuse to let your kids play at their house? If you’re a delivery driver, would you refuse to deliver their goods?

Genuinely curious, no judgment. Just wondering what “fall out” someone would experience if they chose to fly the American flag at their house.

[Anonymous]

First of all, the flag should be illuminated at night. If not, you need to take it down at night. Otherwise, you’re fine.
I’d loose the no trespassing sign.