Kopyleft / Creative Commons art

[DumbShit]

The Sire is a mother now?

If we ignore the watermark it might even not be considered a copyright infringement. On the other hand, the original creators should probably pay us for advertising.

[DumbShit]

Fifth page huh? If this isn't a sign colour me red.

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Fifth page huh? If this isn't a sign colour me red.

"I am a sign
That is not red"

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Here's this "color-in" Ambigram, for all!

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Works in progress.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

Both available in super large png with transparent background.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I love it!

[Eater of Clowns]

Both available in super large png with transparent background.

Nicely done.

[jonb]

[Reginald Ret]

heh.

Question for Amerispags:
I haven't followed that story in detail, did that flag actually get forbidden by law, or did it just become politically correct to not sell it?
I'm interested in the exact laws if any that apply to it because banning symbols is a slippery slope that can lead to book banning.
I'm too much of a bibliophile to accept book banning.

[Cain]

First ammendment of the American constitution means you cannot outlaw it.

There was pressure on South Carolina(?) to stop flying it, and some stores refused to carry the flag or products which contained the flag.  That was it.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

First ammendment of the American constitution means you cannot outlaw it.

There was pressure on South Carolina(?) to stop flying it, and some stores refused to carry the flag or products which contained the flag.  That was it.

South Carolina has finally voted to remove it from the state capitol grounds. Other states which have state flags containing one or more confederate flags (the flag of the confederacy and/or the confederate battle flag) have been under some pressure to consider redesigns, but no movement there. There is a proposal to ban confederate battle flags to be placed at graves of confederate soldiers on federal land, no idea what the odds are on that getting passed.

[Eater of Clowns]

Meanwhile the treasonous scum at the Conch Republic continue to throw their flag in our faces!

[Cain]

First ammendment of the American constitution means you cannot outlaw it.

There was pressure on South Carolina(?) to stop flying it, and some stores refused to carry the flag or products which contained the flag.  That was it.

South Carolina has finally voted to remove it from the state capitol grounds. Other states which have state flags containing one or more confederate flags (the flag of the confederacy and/or the confederate battle flag) have been under some pressure to consider redesigns, but no movement there. There is a proposal to ban confederate battle flags to be placed at graves of confederate soldiers on federal land, no idea what the odds are on that getting passed.

I only heard about the graveyard issue recently.  Yeah, I'm not sure that will pass either...advocacy groups like Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy have significant lobbying power.

[Reginald Ret]

First ammendment of the American constitution means you cannot outlaw it.

There was pressure on South Carolina(?) to stop flying it, and some stores refused to carry the flag or products which contained the flag.  That was it.

Good to hear, so I can safely ignore any whining.
As is quite often the case, a lot of drama over something minor.