Gay Flag Replaces POW/MIA Flag in Veterans Memorial Plaza

Flag Day is a good time to reflect on what flags mean. People don’t run dozens of different flags up a pole. Chosen flags represent simple concepts that a society values above everything else. For example, Old Glory represents the American nation and the system of limited government it was founded upon. The POW/MIA flag is a token of our commitment not to forget those who lay their lives on the line for what Old Glory represents. The rainbow flag represents sexual perversion, degeneracy, and Cultural Marxism.

Unsurprisingly, that last flag is the one favored by moonbats:

For the first time ever, a rainbow pride flag flew outside a Maryland county’s executive office building, but the flag it replaced had people raising objections. …

The POW/MIA flag was replaced by the LGBTQ pride flag for the month of June, pride month.

Leftists have done to the word “pride” what they did to the word “liberal.” You can take some vicarious pride in the danger faced by those who never returned from wars. You can take pride in being decent enough not to forget them. No one can take pride in any meaningful sense in wallowing in sexual perversion.

The LGBTQ flag flew in place of the POW/MIA flag at Veterans Memorial Plaza in Rockville. I’ll use the all caps key this time in case any Maryland bureaucrats are reading: VETERANS Memorial Plaza.

Due to public outcry, they added ringlets so that both flags could fly, as if lost soldiers were the equivalent of sexual deviants. This solution will eventually lead to flags all the way down from the top of the pole to the ground, representing all manner of special interest groups, so that none of the flags means anything.

On a tip from KirklesWorth.

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