Oh now this is getting WAY too political, could it be that these flags were made by people whom the ultra-conservatives do not consider 'real Americans'?
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Oh now this is getting WAY too political, could it be that these flags were made by people whom the ultra-conservatives do not consider 'real Americans'?
Or maybe Canadian ultra-conservatives don't consider them "real Canadians."
I'm quite sure they mean the flags were made in Quebec.
Oops! Isn't that "Niagara"-on-the-Lake?
oops! thanks for the headsup. Fixed.
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