Posted by Straw Boss on December 10, 2013 at 21:17:18 from (66.35.104.220):
Was in town today and noticed some flags at half staff. Others not. I presume for Nelson Mandela. Lots of patriotic and military people on here so I'd like to ask a few questions about it from someone who knows flag edicate.
1 Can anyone fly a flag at half staff for any reason or is it called for by a government official be it local, county, state or federal?
2 Nothing against Nels. M. , just asking, but is it common to fly the the Stars and Stripes at half mast for someone who isn't even a citizen of the US ?
3 Why would some fly at half mast but not others? Personal choice or maybe they just didn't get the word to do so? Did some just decide to do so on their own accord?
Just to keep it tractor related, I was in town buying fuel filters for my loader tractor.
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