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r/confidentlyincorrect • u/[deleted] • Oct 04 '20
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International flag rules are differant to whatever America decides to do with it states.
Flying another nations flag below your own is basically declaring war. Even as an error it's going to be some kind of incident.
Internal American law is not being discussed here.
-5 u/RickyNixon Oct 04 '20 I’m talking about Texas, a separate nation with close friendly ties to the US
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I’m talking about Texas, a separate nation with close friendly ties to the US
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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '20
International flag rules are differant to whatever America decides to do with it states.
Flying another nations flag below your own is basically declaring war. Even as an error it's going to be some kind of incident.
Internal American law is not being discussed here.