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truck flags - JamesIE - 04-05-2017 When did flags on staffs mounted to trucks become a thing? I was out of the US for about 15 years and don't remember them from before I was abroad. Yesterday I saw two different trucks, one had a single staff mounted centerline behind the cab in the bed, the other had 2 staffs mounted either side of the tailgate in the bed. truck flags - cookderosa - 04-05-2017 JamesIE Wrote:When did flags on staffs mounted to trucks become a thing? I was out of the US for about 15 years and don't remember them from before I was abroad. You must be in my neck of the woods (Carolinas). Heck yeah truck flags are a thing. In fact, my son's 4 wheeler has a truck flag
truck flags - JamesIE - 04-05-2017 cookderosa Wrote:You must be in my neck of the woods (Carolinas). Heck yeah truck flags are a thing. In fact, my son's 4 wheeler has a truck flag I'm in Massachusetts. I drove about and hour and a half west yesterday to Holyoke, I saw the trucks and flags on the drive back. truck flags - Brian12 - 04-05-2017 JamesIE Wrote:When did flags on staffs mounted to trucks become a thing? I was out of the US for about 15 years and don't remember them from before I was abroad. Rednecks needed something to waste their money on. Honestly, I figured this was only a thing in redneck hellholes like where I live. Where have you been living for the past 15 years? truck flags - MD_AJIBULU - 04-05-2017 I live in Jersey and there is a guy that lives near me with a huge flag (and confederate plates).....you'd think you'd get a ticket for that since they hand out tickets like butterscotch for anything dangling from your rearview. truck flags - JamesIE - 04-05-2017 Brian12 Wrote:Rednecks needed something to waste their money on. Honestly, I figured this was only a thing in redneck hellholes like where I live. Where have you been living for the past 15 years? I was in Europe. Hungary, Germany, London and Ireland for the last 9. truck flags - sanantone - 04-05-2017 Brian12 Wrote:Rednecks needed something to waste their money on. Honestly, I figured this was only a thing in redneck hellholes like where I live. Where have you been living for the past 15 years? I normally only see sports flags from die-hard fans or Confederate flags on the trucks of rednecks. There is a neo-Confederate resurgence according to organizations that track hate groups, so people may be seeing more truck flags. Georgia couple sentenced for threatening blacks - CNN.com truck flags - cookderosa - 04-05-2017 Not all truck flags are Confederate flags, though you'll see your share of those too. It's mainly American flags (at least 1) but if they have a second, it's usually either a NC flag or a Confederate flag. My son's is USA. There is a little boy down the street with a battery powered power-wheel toy that you ride. He's about 3. He has 2 USA flags waving off the back.:patriot: truck flags - JamesIE - 04-05-2017 Both trucks I saw had US flags. truck flags - [email protected] - 04-06-2017 When I used to exhibit plants, people would often get disqualified for using an American flag replica in any sort of arrangement or display. It is considered disrespectful. A classless reproduction. After 9/11, I saw many flag replicas. I saw the point of view of people supporting their country, but I did agree that it was disrespectful toward the flag. Cheap, knocks-offs, being being trashed and not-taken care of. The thing is, there are protocols for our national symbol. I follow them for my flag. I am not going to tell somehow how to live their life, but you won't find me treating our flag like a rag doll. The symbol is for all of the people under the 50 stars (individual states). I won't disrespect them. |