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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 1705870" data-attributes="member: 2189">What govt&#039;s do in relation to their buildings, I don&#039;t care one way or the other. As to businesses, to my knowledge there is no gov&#039;t law creating a ban on the selling of the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia.&nbsp; If a business makes a choice to not carry a product, I support their right and free choice to make that decision.&nbsp; And to twist a market choice to not sell a piece of colored cloth into a &quot;ban&quot; is a bit dishonest.&nbsp; And where one market closes up, other market options will emerge and flags will be sold.&nbsp; For some this could prove to be a market boom.Now if you want to say they are bowing to public pressures in their decision making, then yes I would agree but again, this is still a matter choice on their part and I support their right to do so.&nbsp; Vast majority of companies bow to public pressures to conform their appearances every day as a matter of good marketing.&nbsp; It&#039;s not always about truth but about image and this is also no different..On another note as it relates to my own personal choice of my own national flag in checkerboard pattern, as in a table cloth, I&#039;ve also come up with a national motto to go with it.The Dough Will Rise Again!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 1705870, member: 2189"] What govt's do in relation to their buildings, I don't care one way or the other. As to businesses, to my knowledge there is no gov't law creating a ban on the selling of the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia. If a business makes a choice to not carry a product, I support their right and free choice to make that decision. And to twist a market choice to not sell a piece of colored cloth into a "ban" is a bit dishonest. And where one market closes up, other market options will emerge and flags will be sold. For some this could prove to be a market boom. Now if you want to say they are bowing to public pressures in their decision making, then yes I would agree but again, this is still a matter choice on their part and I support their right to do so. Vast majority of companies bow to public pressures to conform their appearances every day as a matter of good marketing. It's not always about truth but about image and this is also no different.. On another note as it relates to my own personal choice of my own national flag in checkerboard pattern, as in a table cloth, I've also come up with a national motto to go with it. The Dough Will Rise Again! [/QUOTE]

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