VIDEO: Gadsden Flags about to Experience YUUUUGE Sales BOOM

[pjcomix]

Thanks to a CLUELESS school administrator in Colorado, Gadsden flags are about to experience a YUUUUUUUGE sales boom. If the Gadsden flag triggers liberals so much that they want to remove a 12 year old school kid from class for the thought crime of wearing it as a patch, it serves as a big incentive to display more Gadsden flags because folks now know that it really really IRKS the left.

The funniest part of the encounter was the administrator obviously not even knowing the NAME of the Gadsden flag since she refers to it as the "Don't Tread On Me" flag. That was probably the first time in her liberal bubble life that she even heard the name "Gadsden flag." Oh, and where can I buy a Gadsden flag that also incorporates the iconic image of President Trump's mugshot?

https://rumble.com/v3daypa-gadsden-flags-about-to-experience-yuuuuge-sales-boom.html

[Old n Grumpy]

America the land of opportunity, even if you’re a dumb f**k
 

[Crazy Horse]

Oh at least they haven’t discovered the Culpepper flag, aka the first Navy Jack.  It also had a saying, what was it, oh DON’T TREAD ON ME.

****ing idjits

[DefiantSix]

Oh at least they haven’t discovered the Culpepper flag, aka the first Navy Jack.  It also had a saying, what was it, oh DON’T TREAD ON ME.

****ing idjits

I could be mistaken, but IIRC the ship that earns a Unit "E" (this is the part where my memory is a bit fuzzy) that year, gets to fly the Culpepper from their jack staff for the following year.

[ADsOutburst]

That will be a nice follow-up to Trump raking in money from his mugshot.

[Crazy Horse]

I could be mistaken, but IIRC the ship that earns a Unit "E" (this is the part where my memory is a bit fuzzy) that year, gets to fly the Culpepper from their jack staff for the following year.

It was the oldest active warship (or auxiliary) flew the first Navy Jack. Then after 9/11 all Navy ships flew the first Navy jack.  I believe it is back to just the oldest.  If I remember correctly this started in the late 70’s

[67 Rover]

It was the oldest active warship (or auxiliary) flew the first Navy Jack. Then after 9/11 all Navy ships flew the first Navy jack.  I believe it is back to just the oldest.  If I remember correctly this started in the late 70’s

Isn't the USS Constitution the oldest active warship?

[Crazy Horse]

Isn't the USS Constitution the oldest active warship?

Yes it is the oldest commissioned ship in the Navy

[DefiantSix]

I could be mistaken, but IIRC the ship that earns a Unit "E" (this is the part where my memory is a bit fuzzy) that year, gets to fly the Culpepper from their jack staff for the following year.

It was the oldest active warship (or auxiliary) flew the first Navy Jack. Then after 9/11 all Navy ships flew the first Navy jack.  I believe it is back to just the oldest.  If I remember correctly this started in the late 70’s

I knew that the criterion was something simple, and that for the most part not everyone got to fly that flag. Thanks for unkinking that jog down memory land for me.