https://old.reddit.com/r/vexillology/comments/1h5lmil/on_the_pre1994_south_african_flag_why_was_the/
anyway circlejerk aside, if anyone ever gave a shit about why the flag looked as it did
Anyway once the actual adults and vexi-neurodivergents were done discussing the ramifications and intent of the design of the flag, the commie/shitlib started screetching about the evil nature of the flag, rather than discussing the design and historic nature of its origin ect - Bascially how Anarkiddies and tankies ruined /r/PropagandaPosters
"Because, much like the state it represented, it is ugly AND wrong." 
"Man, I know the Apartheid sucked, but the flag alone is a crime against Humanity." 
The rest of the normally liberal, but non-r-slurred vexi-neurodivergents 
aren't having this performative shitlibbery. 
WHY AM I BEING DOWNMARSEYD, IM ONLY BEING HISTRONIC AND POOPING UP THE NORMALLY CALM DISCUSSION OF THE THREAD 
Anyways, I've heard discussion from too many wingcucks to know how to properly analyze the design philosophy of particularly infamous or powerful and influential countries and nation states.
I've heard commies state the US flags is badly designed, which i disagree with, the stars and stripes are bold and easy to replicate, while still only using 3 colours
I've heard !anticommunists state that the Soviet flags are bad, simply because they despise communists, rather than engaging upon the design and intent of symbolism, which just 
me at the teenagers of modern /r/PropagandaPosters
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Also because she loves the landscapes and feels more cultural affinity (this is not really surprising as Rio Grande do Sul and the South as a whole has more in common with the Rio-Platenses than with the rest of Brazil).
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I stand by my statement
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