Old William

It doesnt state on how many poles...just one may not be flown higher than any other. This means that if you only have one pole then only one flag may be flown...and that can be any flag of any sovereign nation.

Simply put no tin pot local law that attempted to make it illegal to fly another nations flag on private property would ever stand up in a federal court.

Manc

some law then


basically my rule of thumb is thus......

I will treat the US Flag as I would like the Union Jack to be treated.

However I do reserve the right to display the Union Jack as I see fit in an appropriate manner.

and no xenophobic rules or laws will change that.

Manc

that's my stance too.

cranners99

Here is an example of two flags on one pole. They fly outside the Texas State Capitol Building...

anotherlimey

Is that the state flag though?

Not that it matters, who likes Texas anyway?

Rete

here in NY everyday I see one flag pole with the US flag on top, the state flag under that and the park flag under that one.

Silly Sod

Perhaps they should update these guidelines to include 'axis of eveil' states.

Perhaps something like:


When burning the flag it should be held at a right angle from the body, union facing upward and ignited from the bottom corner.

Thydney

Am I the only one to find the name of the place amusing? How can you take anything from a place named after a fart noise seriously?

Bob

post that on the news article, see what they say?