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Anytime I see an American flag flown off of someone's house (or God forbid, their truck), my assumption anymore is that they're a repugnant chud who hates every principle the country was founded on, but loves every horrific atrocity it's indulged in.
one is acceptable. there's a lot of nice, decent people who have a flag up at their house or business.
more than one, though, and you can pretty much tell how big a raging hateful asshole they are by how many flags they have up and how poorly they're displayed. bonus points for bastardizations like 'thin blue line'.
I've been noticing a lot of trump flags going above the American flag around Ohio.
It's not surprising, but it is very telling.