@4inchfury @MikeInNebraska@JackMitchellLNK Before moving further north and west into Colorado. If you want to be extremely particular, there were a countless number of tribes and confederations that briefly lived in Nebraska (largely in part to a nomadic lifestyle), I just fail to see what your issue is
@4inchfury @MikeInNebraska@JackMitchellLNK 1. I’m not the one complaining. You’re the one who complained about native tribes being mentioned at all. 2. If you’re going to use the Cheyenne as an example, they were not residing in what would be Nebraska when Europeans first made contact and they only lived in NE briefly…
@LiXeP37@KeystoneFlag@NorthStarFlagMN I get why it can get political in certain cases. Mississippi’s flag is a good example. But it really shouldn’t be. I saw a lot of people trying to make the Utah flag referendum a political affair, but good flag design isn’t inherently one side of politics or another.
I’m in Nashville Tennessee and this flag is EVERYWHERE. Why? Because people will actually proudly fly their state flag, or put it on their license plates, or on the sides of buildings. BUT ONLY IF IT’S GOOD. This is a good one.
So Nebraska, my buddy, my pal, what do you think?
@JekyllNHeidi @utahflaginst The old flag was lame and boring. And if it was really based on European models, it’d just be three stripes of random colors
Flag friends, Utah has changed their flag to a far more pleasing design. Mississippi, a few years ago, had also changed their flag. NEBRASKA’S WILL BE THE NEXT!