Reminds me of the flags in the "Colonial" Main Street at the Disneys are not true replicas of the US flag(s). As such, they are not bound by the flag standards.

Those companies that miscues the flags should be punished.

In this instance, I think it is a slight for the white house to put the multicolor badge of sexual indiscretion front and center.

Those goal keeping this are, once again, lying.

Simple question: Which flag position represents the most prominent display?
Follow up: is that flag the US flag or not?

They goaltend because it's what good little apparatchiks do when their leaders are receiving justified criticism.

Look at this blatant violation of the flag code I just saw at Home Depot

Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

FJB and all of this BS

It's pretty bad. Not like we have an actual federal holiday in a few weeks

Violation of flag code by the Chief Executive of our Federal Government isnt even in the same ballpark as flag code violations by the public (who has 1st amendment rights to desecrate said flag).

You're trying WAY too hard. Your boy (and all who defend his anti-American ways) are a disgrace to our founding ideals.

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

Logos Stick said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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Logos Stick said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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No because their intent is not to be disrespectful of, or desecrate the flag. That is exactly the intent of this Marxist Whitehouse.

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Logos Stick said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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No, and they don't feel any better about the WH display after it's revealed that it actually does comply with the flag code. Because it was never about the flag code, obviously.

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The American flag is centered and at the top, it's on the flagpole on top of the building directly above these. If the photo was taken from any further back you'd be able to see it.

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Stupid argument. Two separate displays, and each display is subject to the code.

If a courthouse has an American flag on top, and a Confederate Battle Flag in a courtroom, is that okay because the American Flag is still superior.

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nai06 said:

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Logos Stick said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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No, and they don't feel any better about the WH display after it's revealed that it actually does comply with the flag code. Because it was never about the flag code, obviously.

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It's about intent. We know the intent of the Marxist woke degenerates in the WH and those that goaltend for them.

Honestly though, America is dead. That flag represents something that is long gone. I'd never lift a finger to defend what it has become. I honestly wish you guys wouldn't fly it at all. Fly the gay flag. Fiy the hammer and sickle. Fiy the BLM flag. The fact that you fiy it at all, regardless of manner, is desecration enough. I'd rather you just didn't, and truth be told you'd rather not either.

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The guy who has been married 30 years to one person and never so much as a peep of sexual assault, harassment or infidelity in that time?

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Again, ignorant or intentionally obtuse?

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The guy who has been married 30 years to one person and never so much as a peep of sexual assault, harassment or infidelity in that time?

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Again, ignorant or intentionally obtuse?

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It's called lies, obfuscation and spin. King of the Gaslighters

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The American flag is centered and at the top, it's on the flagpole on top of the building directly above these. If the photo was taken from any further back you'd be able to see it.

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Stupid argument. Two separate displays, and each display is subject to the code.

If a courthouse has an American flag on top, and a Confederate Battle Flag in a courtroom, is that okay because the American Flag is still superior.

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Why not do the apples to apples comparison, which would be a flag on the front of the courthouse and the American flag flying above the courthouse, centered above the other one? Because in that case I'd say yeah that seems to comply.

Sad to see fellow Americans losing their ways.

I can't believe someone is upset that US flags are being sold in between Memorial Day and the 4th of July. And trying to call out some sort of flag code violation for a display in a store.

It sickens me that it's as almost as we glossed over Memorial Day so corporate America can go full pride mode.

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CanyonAg77 said:

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The American flag is centered and at the top, it's on the flagpole on top of the building directly above these. If the photo was taken from any further back you'd be able to see it.

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Stupid argument. Two separate displays, and each display is subject to the code.

If a courthouse has an American flag on top, and a Confederate Battle Flag in a courtroom, is that okay because the American Flag is still superior.

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Why not do the apples to apples comparison, which would be a flag on the front of the courthouse and the American flag flying above the courthouse, centered above the other one? Because in that case I'd say yeah that seems to comply.

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By that logic, the highest American flag anywhere on the grounds would count, which is stupid.

Logos Stick said:

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Actual Talking Thermos said:

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nai06 said:

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Logos Stick said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

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It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

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Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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No, and they don't feel any better about the WH display after it's revealed that it actually does comply with the flag code. Because it was never about the flag code, obviously.

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It's about intent. We know the intent of the Marxist woke degenerates in the WH and those that goaltend for them.

Honestly though, America is dead. That flag represents something that is long gone. I'd never lift a finger to defend what it has become. I honestly wish you guys wouldn't fly it at all. Fly the gay flag. Fiy the hammer and sickle. Fiy the BLM flag. The fact that you fiy it at all, regardless of manner, is desecration enough. I'd rather you just didn't, and truth be told you'd rather not either.

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I see so many more people flying the American flag (or many of them) at their homes and businesses and throughout their towns in blue as hell New England than I ever did in Texas. Patriotism means different things to different people. But generally "I hate my country and would never lift a finger to defend it" is not a sign that you're in the more patriotic group.

This is a disgrace.

Not only is it in breach of US Flag Code, but it’s a glaring example of this White Houses’ incompetence and insistence on putting their social agenda ahead of patriotism. pic.twitter.com/Hn2jART16m

— Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) June 11, 2023

Community notes has spoken!

Actual Talking Thermos said:

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CanyonAg77 said:

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The American flag is centered and at the top, it's on the flagpole on top of the building directly above these. If the photo was taken from any further back you'd be able to see it.

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Stupid argument. Two separate displays, and each display is subject to the code.

If a courthouse has an American flag on top, and a Confederate Battle Flag in a courtroom, is that okay because the American Flag is still superior.

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Why not do the apples to apples comparison, which would be a flag on the front of the courthouse and the American flag flying above the courthouse, centered above the other one? Because in that case I'd say yeah that seems to comply.

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So a Confederate Battle Flag hanging over the second story porch of a courthouse is fine, as long as the American flag is flying above the cupola?

Logos Stick said:

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Actual Talking Thermos said:

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CanyonAg77 said:

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The American flag is centered and at the top, it's on the flagpole on top of the building directly above these. If the photo was taken from any further back you'd be able to see it.

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Stupid argument. Two separate displays, and each display is subject to the code.

If a courthouse has an American flag on top, and a Confederate Battle Flag in a courtroom, is that okay because the American Flag is still superior.

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Why not do the apples to apples comparison, which would be a flag on the front of the courthouse and the American flag flying above the courthouse, centered above the other one? Because in that case I'd say yeah that seems to comply.

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By that logic, the highest American flag anywhere on the grounds would count, which is stupid.

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Thermoses, particular verbal ones, have a hard time understanding the concept that the US Flag, particularly on US soil, should always be in the foremost prominent position in any presentation to the public.

In this case, the sexual deviancy banner was placed in the most prominent position. Disgusting.

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This is a disgrace.

Not only is it in breach of US Flag Code, but it’s a glaring example of this White Houses’ incompetence and insistence on putting their social agenda ahead of patriotism. pic.twitter.com/Hn2jART16m

— Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) June 11, 2023

Community notes has spoken!

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Community notes? "Readers added context" is now official Twitter policy?

No, it was:

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Ari Drennen
@AriDrennen
lgbtq news and media criticism for @mmfa

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Imagine some of these users outcry on here if it were the stars and bars center mass in between the two American flags?

No it's okay because there is an American flag on a pole at the top!

What I'm getting at is, stop creating divide. As far as I'm concerned there is only one US flag that should ever be flown! Enough with the political divide!

CanyonAg77 said:

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Manhattan said:

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This is a disgrace.

Not only is it in breach of US Flag Code, but it’s a glaring example of this White Houses’ incompetence and insistence on putting their social agenda ahead of patriotism. pic.twitter.com/Hn2jART16m

— Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) June 11, 2023

Community notes has spoken!

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Community notes? "Readers added context" is now official Twitter policy?

No, it was:

Quote:

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Ari Drennen
@AriDrennen
lgbtq news and media criticism for @mmfa

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Lololololololol

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Imagine some of these users outcry on here if it were the stars and bars center mass in between the two American flags?

No it's okay because there is an American flag on a pole at the top!

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If I was mad about it, and I would be, I wouldn't pretend that my being mad had anything to do with the ****ing flag code.

CanyonAg77 said:

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Manhattan said:

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This is a disgrace.

Not only is it in breach of US Flag Code, but it’s a glaring example of this White Houses’ incompetence and insistence on putting their social agenda ahead of patriotism. pic.twitter.com/Hn2jART16m

— Dr. Roger Marshall (@RogerMarshallMD) June 11, 2023

Community notes has spoken!

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Community notes? "Readers added context" is now official Twitter policy?

No, it was:

Quote:

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Ari Drennen
@AriDrennen
lgbtq news and media criticism for @mmfa

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That's not how community notes works.

Look where the link takes you if you click on "real picture can be seen here". Trans person

Actual Talking Thermos said:

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Logos Stick said:

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Actual Talking Thermos said:

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nai06 said:

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Logos Stick said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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nai06 said:

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Ralph79 said:

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Dude drove to Home Depot to take a picture of some American Flags on sale because the 4th of July is coming up. You know, celebrating our Declaration of Independence.

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Nah I was picking up a replacement washer for a garden hose and literally had to walk right past the display

But Section 8(i) of the flag code it pretty clear.

The flag should never be used for advertising purposes in any manner whatsoever. It should
not be embroidered on such articles as cushions or handkerchiefs and the like, printed or
otherwise impressed on paper napkins or boxes or anything that is designed for temporary
use and discard. Advertising signs should not be fastened to a staff or halyard from which the
flag is flown.

---

It's not endorsing any other product but the American flag. Try again.

---

Read the code again it's not to be used for any advertising purposes in any manner. The company logo also seems to violate that rule as well.


But all of this is just stupid rhetoric because the flag code is unenforceable and generally disregarded by pretty much everyone.

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What a stupid comparison. It's a display for flags on sale at Home Depot, not the freaking WH.

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Still a flag code violation. Are you not mad about that too?

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No, and they don't feel any better about the WH display after it's revealed that it actually does comply with the flag code. Because it was never about the flag code, obviously.

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It's about intent. We know the intent of the Marxist woke degenerates in the WH and those that goaltend for them.

Honestly though, America is dead. That flag represents something that is long gone. I'd never lift a finger to defend what it has become. I honestly wish you guys wouldn't fly it at all. Fly the gay flag. Fiy the hammer and sickle. Fiy the BLM flag. The fact that you fiy it at all, regardless of manner, is desecration enough. I'd rather you just didn't, and truth be told you'd rather not either.

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I see so many more people flying the American flag (or many of them) at their homes and businesses and throughout their towns in blue as hell New England than I ever did in Texas. Patriotism means different things to different people. But generally "I hate my country and would never lift a finger to defend it" is not a sign that you're in the more patriotic group.

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So you're a yankee, huh? Makes sense. Glad you're not casting votes in Texas.

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I hope all of you get this bent out of shape about the flag code every time you see a thin blue line flag or someone wearing a flag shirt or bandana or swimsuit or whatever. But you don't, of course, because this isn't about the flag code. It's just another opportunity to hate the people you already hated.

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Which one of those is a government building?