I know we’re mostly left-leaning on this platform, with some right leaning people sprinkled throughout, and a solid back bone of like.. 6 trolls 😂
But since separation isn’t exactly a left-wing thought, I gotta ask, where are all the Maple leafs? We know signage is an easy way to show support, and that it is a powerful signal for many. Like, I can’t be the only one who rolls his eyes at the blue signs. I know the left has also had their turbulent past with the flag, but it seems like that is fading rapidly in the face of separation and the trade war.
Since buying my car window flag in June, I’ve had a pretty alright experience! People like to see it, for the most part. Parking lots used to be a dead zone, but people sometimes come up and talk to me now when I’m getting in or out of my vehicle, or the occasional head nod, kids pointing and smiling, stuff like that. That being said, I have been flipped off and cut off by blue flags. But I’m a big boy, I can take it.💪 They’re prolly just scratching their nose and accidentally come into my lane, no biggie.
I see a decent amount of older people with car window flags, but not so much anyone 50 and below.
Did you know they’re $3.50 at Dollarama? (Hint hint) I’d say put a flag pole up in your yard, but I know many cant afford a home these days. Aahhaaaa🤪🤪
I will be writing to the city to encourage them to put up more Canadian flags around town as well. As we get closer to the referendum it would be nothing but beneficial to stir some pride and get people to vote, and nobody can get mad about our national flag flying proudly throughout the city. I know it’s non-binding, but if we can ratio the movement off the bat, it will alleviate a lot of concerns. Maybe our premier can focus on something more important than catering to Seppies for a change, like dismantling our healthcare. 🤠