What's your favorite flag?

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AmazingEagle

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For me, it's the old South African and Greek flag.

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Man, people from this country love to bully retards and fat people
 
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The flag of Bourbon France. Infinitesimally better than the Tricolor for a variety of reasons.
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The flag of the Monmouth Rebellion (1685). I like its simplicity
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The flag of the Kingdom of Ireland (1542-1801). Also infinitesimally better than the Tricolor, of which Brian Boru would be ashamed of.
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RhodesianInternetUser said:
Even though Ian Smith fought them I gotta say I still respect the Nazis
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Can't say I'm totally on board with their politics, but it's pretty impressive that they almost succeeded at taking over the world. Maybe they would have succeeded if Hitler wasn't having his doctor shoot him up with smack all the time. Hard to plan and manage a war when you're all fucked up on heroin.
 
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The Reichskriegsflagge of the Third Reich.
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crucifiction009 said:
Can't say I'm totally on board with their politics, but it's pretty impressive that they almost succeeded at taking over the world. Maybe they would have succeeded if Hitler wasn't having his doctor shoot him up with smack all the time. Hard to plan and manage a war when you're all fucked up on heroin.
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Despite fighting for a noble cause, the Third Reich was doomed from the moment that the US entered the war. The enormous bravery of the Wehrmacht's soldiers and the brilliance of its officers could not compensate for the overwhelming industrial superiority of the Allies. Now Morell's "treatments" are a controversial subject since many of the drugs that he administered to Hitler were widely used in that era for a broad spectrum of ailments by all nations. Although, Speer considered Morell to be generally a poor doctor. However, I doubt that Morell's actions affected the war at all. Also, Germany hardly wanted "global domination", it was forced to act in 1939 to avoid its encirclement by hostile factions. It was now or never, a gambit to prevent the fall of Germany and Europe to geopolitical irrelevancy. Unfortunately, it failed.
 
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