Colorado governor defends 'Don't Tread on Me' flag after student told to remove patch
Colorado governor defends 'Don't Tread on Me' flag after student told to remove patch
A viral video of a 12-year-old Colorado student being told to remove a patch depicting the \
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/4249593
Democratic Gov. Jared Polis called the Gadsden flag 'a proud symbol of the American revolution' after a a Colorado student was told to remove a patch of the "Don't Tread on Me" flag from his backpack.
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its so strange how obsessed americans are with flags
Symbols, Americans are obsessed with symbols and what they represent.
But those symbols are usually empty. Why do you think countries with more heritage don't fervently defend their symbols so much?
In the United States, branding is everything.
Basically.
Let me guess: it's left up to states and most if not all of them forbid it
No, it's federally protected political speech under the First Amendment; states can't make it illegal.
Based on what I'm reading everywhere and the comparison of how much GDP each country makes, it's because they are too poor to spend money on defense spending to protect themselves.
I think you're on the wrong thread, cause what you said makes no sense
I noticed this in my travels through the Southwestern US. I've never seen so many flags on RVs, offroad vehicles, trailers, homes, trucks, etc.
The Trump ones must have been a big uptick in new business. I suspect it's displaced sports teams which perhaps the flag companies prefer as there are no trademark royalties?
