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Do you know how to properly fold the flag of your country?
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Do you know how to fold the flag?
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Yes. My Dad was in the United States Air Force and he taught me the proper way to fold it.
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I genuinely have no idea why there's concern about "the proper way" to fold a flag. It's a piece of cloth.
I know a lot of folks in the US don't understand my view, for what it's worth.
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It's about respect. People died for that flag to keep flying so respecting the flag is respect for the blood shed for us to be free.
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Did they die for the piece of cloth? My grandfather fought in WWII but nobody ever said he fought for the flag, he fought to defeat Hitler's empire.
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It's more than "a piece of cloth":
The Meaning Behind the 13 Flag Folds
www.military.com
I guess it's a cultural thing. Americans seem to be a lot more invested in their flag than other nationalities. As I said I don't understand it, but to each their own.