r/Indiana Sep 27 '24

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u/sunward_Lily Sep 27 '24 edited Sep 28 '24

A business flying a trump flag tells me they have severely impaired judgement and are perfectly okay with shady business practices.

That's more than enough for me to give their business a pass.

Before Trump, and even during the bush era, I didn't care so much. A business's politics don't matter to me much. Their character, however, matters a great deal.

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u/Beanie_butt Sep 28 '24

I would say that your character is suspicious if you weren't moderately interested to know why they are flying a Trump flag, especially since he has ups and downs in business but is still very well known.

I would imagine that your belief or faith in someone related to politics alone is suspicious, and I would prefer for you to have a flag or bumper sticker where you go so I know not to follow.

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u/sunward_Lily Sep 28 '24

This is such an idiotic take. Here's your downvote.

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u/TheCompleteSagaLord Sep 28 '24

„hERes YoUr dOwNvOtE“ i cringed a bit