i dont get it. fly the american flag upside down then it its a signal of distress. fly the union jack upside down it insults the queen. why so different?
You can't fly it upside down, it's the same pattern.
What flag are you looking at?
Top tip for remembering which way up it should be: the diagonal red bits are "heavy on the flag pole side". (i.e. the pole would be on the left in the image a few posts up.)
*put phone upside down*
Its the exact same
*put phone upside down*
Its the exact same
A neighbour in the village is flying the Union Flag upside down. How do you respond in these situations?
Is it a sufficiently urgent indication of distress to warrant a 999 call or just 101?
Do I take the sign of distress as a call to arms, arm up with my favourite keyboard, and prepare to do battle?
Or are they simply ignorant and do they deserve to be hanged for the treasonous crime of Lèse-majesté?
That'd entail having to have the slightly awkward conversation where you explain they're doing it wrong. Not very British.
It's not racist to fly one... that label applies to the St George's Cross, in this country .
Can you not turn the Union Jack back the right side up yourself?
Not without tipping everything out of the ship.
Not without tipping everything out of the ship.
It's only the "Union Jack" when it's hoisted on a ship. Otherwise it's the "Union Flag."