Is flying the us flag pc ?
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today is june 14 flag day will you fly the flag today? i will ! is it pc to do this anymore i not care love to hear your feedback love dr
The day it becomes politically incorrect to fly the American flag IN America will be the day I finally say "screw this" and move to Australia.
Why in the hell wouldn't it be PC?
To answer the other question, my dad flies the flag every day on a pole in our front lawn every day and takes it down at sundown.
today is june 14 flag day will you fly the flag today? i will ! is it pc to do this anymore i not care love to hear your feedback love dr
The day it becomes politically incorrect to fly the American flag IN America will be the day I finally say "screw this" and move to Australia.
Why in the hell wouldn't it be PC?
To answer the other question, my dad flies the flag every day on a pole in our front lawn every day and takes it down at sundown.
How would it help your situation to move to Australia? In Australia you are considered a little odd if you fly an Australian flag, or any flag for that matter, on your front lawn.
About the only time the average Australian waves a flag is at inernational sporting events or at Anzac Day marches.
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We used to have a flag that was always out there, so it got pretty battered. We haven't gotten a replacement flag so we don't fly one. I have a Mexican flag in my room ...
The Brits aren't great flag-flyers. But, I did enjoy seeing all the England flags being fluttered during the last World Cup. Everywhere you looked there were England flags.
I haven't been to the US but when I see it on tv and in films I'm always impressed with the flag-flying over there, in classrooms, public buildings and private houses.
I haven't been to the US but when I see it on tv and in films I'm always impressed with the flag-flying over there, in classrooms, public buildings and private houses.
Why would you wave a flag on your birthday?
It's festive.
Why would you wave a flag on your birthday?
It's festive.Not even on birthdays???
Why would you wave a flag on your birthday?
So is drinking.
Sure, but that's a no-no for kids, flag waving isn't.
Might be a Nordic thing. Might even be a unique Danish thing for all I know, but it sure is festive!
today is june 14 flag day will you fly the flag today? i will ! is it pc to do this anymore i not care love to hear your feedback love dr
The day it becomes politically incorrect to fly the American flag IN America will be the day I finally say "screw this" and move to Australia.
Why in the hell wouldn't it be PC?
To answer the other question, my dad flies the flag every day on a pole in our front lawn every day and takes it down at sundown.
How would it help your situation to move to Australia? In Australia you are considered a little odd if you fly an Australian flag, or any flag for that matter, on your front lawn.
About the only time the average Australian waves a flag is at inernational sporting events or at Anzac Day marches.
Er, I never said it would have anything to do with flying a flag. I'd simply be finally fed up with the U.S. and would want to move to Australia...because I like Australia.
Let me know if you need a roommate. I'll be right behind you.
They have awesome cars (with the steering wheels on the wrong side, but still awesome) and that accent on a pretty girl just does a certain something for me. Plus, I hear they dig us American guys. 
I've had an American Flag of some kind in my room since I was a kid; I live by the American Spirit. The only reason that the ideological fashionistas consider it Politically Incorrect is because the Left Wing has allowed the Right Wing to turn it into a symbol of jingoism, rather than Patriotism. But, as a Liberal, I don't let anyone steal my country's symbols away from me. 
Ever been to Devon? A lot of the smaller towns there fly both national flags and the Devon flag with a surprising regularity, given the British aversion to flag-flying in general.
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