I have this on my hat.
Today I walked into a store and a couple of the century old VFW guys were at the door with the poppy's.
One of them comes up to me and says he likes my hat. "Thanks".
Then asks if I was a vet. "Yep".
He says, 'I thought so'... asks me what branch, etc.

LC-

You really need to start reading the threads before you spout off.

How many does this make this week where you've done this?

And I was editing when you quoted. One step up...

How so? How am I "spouting off??"

And exactly 1.

What law/regulation was quoted? I ask to understand, not to stir shit.

LC, he (Brian) "works" for the park ranger/service. See a problem with your suggestion in that context?

Fly a "rainbow" flag. Have a friend call the park ranger and complain, and see if he tells you to take it down.

Just last night, or the night before, usrifle had to point out everything you said was said or answered on that exact page that you were posting on.

Earlier this week, you had several "I haven't read the thread..."

You expect others to read your posts, but don't read theirs, even if it's their thread. You read the title...then spout off...spouting off without being informed of the actual situation beng addressed.

In this case, you jump on a great member about how he shouldn't put it up if he won't stand behind it, when it's not even on his property, but a public park he's a steward of.

Oh, that was not clear to me. I did not connect the dots that the OP (Brian) works at a camp ground ("campground host") nor that his "boss" works for the campground. How would I have really known this and these esoteric terms? That's not me failing to read the thread, it's a failure to communicate. I thought the OP moved to Montana to retire. I had no way of knowning he works at a campground and it was the campground flag pole.

My interpretation is that he's rented a space and has some RV or something, hosting others perhaps, and having his flag up. Camping for the weekend or traveling to MT, and another camper complained.

Seems almost EVERYONE in this thread was equally confused and offered similar "tough shit" advice or needed clarification. So why be a **** and single me out??

Seems a better tact would just for YOU to have simply clarified with your special knowledge that Brian works for the Park and it was the Park flagpole that was flying the flag and drew a complaint...

Really not interested in arguing with you and am reminded why you are on ignore and I almost never read your posts.

As to your other OFF TOPIC nonsense, here's the two you're citing:

1.
Out of curiosity to see the sage advice that nullified my comments, there was none. He was going to send in the rifle and ammo, and I suggested a different tact. So your point is stupid.

2.
I didn't address USRifle's comment but it was a fair point. Wow, ya got me. One time I didn't read a thread. What is my penance?

Good grief ...

I think you two should hug it out. We are all on the same side here, maybe a Backyard Cornhole game could decide the victor? I volunteer my backyard and Cornhole set. Wifey got me a US Flag set so we can can all feel good about it when it's over with.
On the Plus side i will feed you BBQ..... though NW is a certified BBQ Judge and that is a bit intimidating when you are a backyard BBQ guy and don't want to be crushed by a Judge.
Ok, now its a three way hug.

PERFECT!

And then if he doesn't take it down, ask why one person being outraged trumps another person being outraged.

Are some more equal than others? Would HIS bosses think so? Go up the boss chain to the ultimate Trump, if you have to...

Actually, backyard 'cue is often better than Competition 'cue.

They often mute the flavors to appeal to as many palates as possible, and there are always newbies...you eat a good bit of bad 'cue as a judge

The top folks are always good, though you don't always get their stuff at your table.

Backyarders paid good money, are going to eat it themselves, and have spouses to satisfy....usually it's good stuff.

I'll pass on this particular offer, however. Thanks.

I'm sorry to hear that, I have wanted to Cornhole you for some time now.