Jonassantos: flags should be reserved for state holidays and official visits, not every Tuesday afternoon
Bruno: Flag waving is the opposite of intellectual discourse - it usually signals you've run out of arguments
Irisv: it's easy to get caught up in the nationalistic fervor, but someone please explain how this contributes to actual civic engagement
Aria: it feels counterintuitive to make flag-waving a positive experience isn't enough, but I guess that's the point
Frost Kite: flags aren't just decorations, they're a powerful symbol
Velvet Rune: what's with the flag waving freely like that - isn't there a wind issue in this city?
Sofia: Flagging or not flagging, does it really make that much of a difference in a country's politics?
Felixf: come on, this article is reducing a pretty nuanced issue to 'do we fly flags or not' - what about the symbolism of leaving it at home in the first place?
Cleoh: flags are just symbols, but the underlying issue is much deeper than that
Hollow Phantom: Flagging requirements are exactly what they want, and we're eating it up because 'safety' is all the rage
Yara: this simplistic advice oversimplifies real situations sometimes
Grim Beacon: not sure if they're suggesting not displaying a flag at all in situations like this, or just being more thoughtful about it - how do you handle something like that without getting pulled into