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<blockquote data-quote="wkmac" data-source="post: 1721714" data-attributes="member: 2189">Just doing my part to help you find a source to get your flags and to show not everyone is bending to emotional appeals to &quot;ban&quot; the sale of the flag.&nbsp; Fact is, I&#039;ve got a feeling some of these will enjoy an economic boom for a time and then in a couple of months this will all be over and everyone will be captured by another meaningless event.&nbsp; Something Kim and Kayne will so I suspect.In the meantime, word is Austria is considering leaving the EU potentially making the situation in Europe even more complicated than just Greece.&nbsp; And seems China&#039;s economy may have also hit a wall which could have ramifications globally.&nbsp; Bloomberg last month reported on China&#039;s own subprime bubble.&nbsp; Smart people learn, so much for societies being run by smart people.But I know the flag is much more important and far easier for most people to wrap their heads around one way or the other.And just one more thing, as to the word ban, consider the etymology (history and origins) as to it&#039;s original intent and use.&nbsp; At least I actually link a source to actually support my claim.&nbsp; Just sayin&#039;<a href="http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=ban" target="_blank">etymology of the word Ban</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="wkmac, post: 1721714, member: 2189"] Just doing my part to help you find a source to get your flags and to show not everyone is bending to emotional appeals to "ban" the sale of the flag. Fact is, I've got a feeling some of these will enjoy an economic boom for a time and then in a couple of months this will all be over and everyone will be captured by another meaningless event. Something Kim and Kayne will so I suspect. In the meantime, word is Austria is considering leaving the EU potentially making the situation in Europe even more complicated than just Greece. And seems China's economy may have also hit a wall which could have ramifications globally. Bloomberg last month reported on China's own subprime bubble. Smart people learn, so much for societies being run by smart people. But I know the flag is much more important and far easier for most people to wrap their heads around one way or the other. And just one more thing, as to the word ban, consider the etymology (history and origins) as to it's original intent and use. At least I actually link a source to actually support my claim. Just sayin' [URL='http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=ban'][COLOR=#ff0000][B]etymology of the word Ban[/B][/COLOR][/URL] [/QUOTE]

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