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This series of comments makes me smile.
The guy who filed the complaint: "Wait a minute, that worked?!?" >

probably getting pulled over and searched at this moment >

A moment of silence for his dog… >

No, no…that’s the ATF >

That's the cops... >

What's the difference?
Police shoots your dog, while ATF shoots your gun >

ATF will definitely shoot your dog. They'll shoot your dog while trespassing and dressed like commandos. >

And will set off all the C4 I stuck up my arse >

One of the smaller towns near me added it to their patch design. I would have thought the regular flag was sufficient. >

Finnish Police doesn't even have Finnish flag in their uniform.
I think one of the qualifications to become police here is to know what country you are working in without having to cheat the answer.
Also, as someone pointed out: They are not military, so having a flag on their uniforms wouldn't really have a purpouse. >

Heh, in Estonia they have a flag on their uniform. >

They do in most countries and even some states it's completely normal >

It may be normal now, but it's a sign of militarization of the police. Andy Griffith didn't have a flag on his uniform. >

it‘s just meant to represent the country they work for, so people recognize the police.
They also wear the Austrain flag or rather the Austrain emblem on their uniform here, and they are far from militarised >

The thin blue line flag is not a real flag. It’s a political opinion flag. No government agency should fly it. >

Where I work the cop cars (SUVs) have it in a decal on the side. It’s like a tattered version with the town name in the design. >

Please inform the ACLU chapter of whatever state you live in. >

Thank you for that advice. I had not even thought of that. I will definitely reach out to them. >

If you need to fly a different flag than our own, then you have a different purpose than we do. >

You may know this, but in the Marines (and i assume all branches are the same in this) we study the US Flag Code and any alterations to color like that are prohibited. It's not law of course, but you know. >

Just to clarify. It is not law, but it is code for any government facility. Specifically federal facilities. >

That sounds right. Again, jarhead here you got what i remembered lol >

No worries Marine. Army coming in to save you from yourself as usual LOL! >

Always welcomed help just don't try to fuck me or anything >

No worries, You left the Navy on the boat. I sure as hell won't be stopping to pick them up.