Re: For all the Americans to watch..

In article <4765C14D.34256158@xxxxxxxxxxx>, sci.electronics.design,
rabbitsfriendsandrelations@xxxxxxxxxxx says...


krw wrote:

RUBored@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx says...
donald <Donald@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

So, yes in Texas they can fly the US flag and the Texas flag at the same
level.

Wrong.

However, England's embassy can fly their flag the same level as the US
flag. But they do not out of courtesy.

Not if the embassy is within this country.

Did anyone ever tell you that you're an idiot? Oh, yeah, it's
Dimbulb. Hint: a foreign embassy *IS* sovereign property of that
country. It is *NOT* US property, by treaty.

Still entirely irrelevant to the fact that the US flag cannot be flown higher than
that of any other country except in times of war.

You *are* a dumb donkey! Try reading again, then at least *try* to
think.

--
Keith
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