"Ask him . . . ."
Little, little he hee . . .
It's a challenge to maintain the U.S. flag when it's appropriate.Some black guy in Dallas shot and killed three white guys stealing his car from his property one time way back - he was aquitted.
In Texas
Although the "yard sign" would then be my "property" I would probably refrain from the use of "deadly force," although my U.S. flags are a different matter all together. Originally Posted by LexusLover
interesting. 7 NO votes. part of the silent majority? Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
Ehh.. in my case, even if I were a die hard Trump fan-- I still find the folks who have 7 yard signs, 3 Trump flags, and even more Trump flags attached to their vehicle.. beyond ridiculous.
I don't do bumper stickers-- because I eventually want to get as much for my vehicles on resale as possible. I don't do yard signs outside of smaller races-- because I see no benefit from battling with neighbors on either side of the political fence.
The childish urge to "own the Trumpers" or "own the Libs" is just stupid in my eyes. It serves no purpose. Originally Posted by Grace Preston
We have the US Flag displayed as do many folks on my street. We all know what it means. Originally Posted by gnadflyFunny how that works. I had to dig a 24” deep x ~100’ long trench to put in spotlights so everything confirmed with electrical code, as well as flag flying rules. Now it can stay up 24/7 in any weather.
who said anything about battling with neighbors or owning anyone? what's childish about supporting a candidate? Originally Posted by The_Waco_Kid
One can support a candidate without making it look as though the candidate vomited all over their yard, fence, roof, and car. I've seen some utterly ridiculous displays. Originally Posted by Grace Preston
...to a neighbor erecting a shrine. Originally Posted by Grace PrestonI can't stand HOA's, but they do serve a purpose occasionally. Mine gets anal about the height of the grass occasionally, which is why I have a lengthy article published from Texas A&M discussing the importance of not cutting the grass too short in the heat of the Summers.