Flag Kilts

[SingleBarrelBourbon]

Gents,

Again my apologies. Like I said in a previous post I am rather anal about flag etiquette. Didn't mean to cross any lines or intentionally ruffle any feathers.

Yes, the US Flag Code is not enforceable, just a guideline to show how to pay proper respect to the US flag.

I will try to temper my comments concerning my beliefs from now on.

[GTRMAN]

Gents,

Again my apologies. Like I said in a previous post I am rather anal about flag etiquette. Didn't mean to cross any lines or intentionally ruffle any feathers.

Yes, the US Flag Code is not enforceable, just a guideline to show how to pay proper respect to the US flag.

I will try to temper my comments concerning my beliefs from now on.

It's all good, brother!!

No feathers ruffled over here.. I believe people can express opposing viewpoints and remain completely respectful..

[mddock58]

We are not talking about using actual flags to make a garment. This question is regarding garments that represent flags.

Yes there is a difference!

Therefore the US Flag Code does not apply in the first place.

[bubba]

Using the colors and some elements of a flag in clothing is fine by me, after all, it isn't a flag. Using the flag itself is a different matter.

[Frank McGrath]

Do what you want with the flag....Wear it as akilt or whatever. JUST NOT IN FRONT OF ME

[GTRMAN]

Do what you want with the flag....Wear it as akilt or whatever. JUST NOT IN FRONT OF ME

What would be the consequences?

[macwilkin]

Gents,

Consider this your official "warning shot". Keep the thread on kilts & flags, or it will be locked down and in the penalty box.

Regards,

Todd

[Blu (Ontario)]

Using the colors and some elements of a flag in clothing is fine by me, after all, it isn't a flag. Using the flag itself is a different matter.

Makes a lot of sense and worth repeating.