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From: Sandy Munoz < <br />Date: July 31, 2015 at 9:42:27 PM PDT <br />To: <inpulidosanta-ana.org>, <vsarmiento(cr7santa-ana.org>, <ninlartinez a santa-ana.org>, <br /><aarnezcuagsanta-ana.or >, <dbenvidesgsanta-ana.org>, <rreyna@santa-ana.org>, <br />stinaj eros Santa- ana. org> <br />Subject: Flags Flying at Government Facilities <br />There is no doubt that the Flag of the United States of America should be flown proudly anywhere in this <br />country. Each state should be allowed to fly the state flag under the flag or our country as is proper. City <br />flags should be displayed properly and in this order also. Sexual orientation flags have no place on a <br />government facility flag pole, building or grounds. <br />Sexual orientation and Gay Pride is definitely not appropriate for government buildings. Should a <br />"straight" sexual orientation flags Ibe flown? We do not display religious flags, foreign country flags (such <br />as Mexico and Vietnam), sports themes, battle flags and so forth as the decisions to fly would be based <br />on history, opinions and beliefs of an individual person, such as Mr. T'inajero's relationship with gay pride. <br />Mr. Tinajero may be proud of his son, but why can't those of us with "''straight" sons have a flag flown too? <br />Mr. Tinajero, your proposition makes no sense. Most of us understand the fact that gay pride is not a <br />"'flag waving" act, but is a persona'I issue. Fly the rainbow flag? No. Mr.Tinajero, fly the rainbow flag at <br />your own house and leave the puilbiilc buildings to the traditional flags or our country. <br />From a 50 Year Santa Ana Resident, <br />Sandy V. Munoz <br />