Camping World CEO defiant amid lawsuit over huge American flag: 'The flag will not come down'

NY Post ^ | 3/31/25 | Louis Casiano

[BobL]

“I don’t see why this would be a nuisance.”

The reason they always have so many campers there is because they won’t stock a $5 water valve, so the campers wait a month for servicing.

[Arlis]

But he is a liberal, no?

Very liberal in past......

[riverrunner]

Do you like getting government permission to use your property.

[napscoordinator]

I’m in an HOA so of course. Can’t paint my home without it going through the HOA board. However, I don’t live next door to a house with a junk yard either.

[Georgia Girl 2]

We love driving past the camping World flag on I985 heading up from Atlanta to Gainesville. Its yuge! 😉

The Wrigley’s plant on I985 has one also.

[redfreedom]

A truck on top of a flag pole question is long gone. I suspect promotion board questions deal with pronouns, how to treat a trannie in training, why trannies are important to national defense - you know, important things like that.

[1Old Pro]

Try sleeping near one of those things with the windows open on a windy night.

Then have them take it down at night.

[riverrunner]

Can’t see my neighbors so I don’t either.

[napscoordinator]

That great!👍

[wardaddy]

Greenville

Typical cool town in red area

Hence lib

[SovereignVA]

Unless it drags on the ground when there is no wind, kudos.

[AF_Blue]

It flies on a pole that stands 130 feet tall, almost double the size of what is currently allowed.

Was it allowed when the flagpole was originally installed?

[packrat35]

I have 2 flags flying at my house 24/7. Sue me, I don’t care.

[Skooz]

Looks good right where it is.

[JimRed]

“Replace it with a gay pride flag and the liberals would be happy.”

Stop calling it a pride flag. Call it a FAG flag. What have they about which to be proud?

[EasySt]

We have one in Reno.
Same sentiment here.

Come and try to take it from us...

...and find out.

[EasySt]

Camping World Flag in Reno, CA.

[EasySt]

Ack! Reno, NV.

(Not CA.)

(Dad and I fled CA over a decade ago.)

[GingisK]

You mean no one knew how to dig a hole, and pour a footing, in your state?

Given the local soil conditions, how deep should the pole extend into the ground, and what sort of bonding technique would be appropriate? What are the wind conditions throughout the year, and what would the wind drag be on a flag that size? Assume the height of the flag above ground governs the torque exerted on the foundation, so be sure to factor that into the work. Tell us how you'd go about finding a solution.

That is a civil engineering problem, and not a simple one.

[rellic]

You won’t hear a complain from me!
I have one flying 24/7. My tenant put it up.
He moved on and I never took it down.