Allow the Thin Red Line flag to fly on Station 4 in Nonantum, MA.
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Richard Scace
6 years ago
When is somebody going to have the balls to stand up to these a****** And tell them to go to h***
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Shelbi Jamer
6 years ago
PUT THE FLAG BACK!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I'm offended that this was removed. There is nothing racist or political about this flag.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Stop this insanity.
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Renee Bisson
6 years ago
Put it back ❣️ This is so unfair
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Heather Greymont
6 years ago
Put the flag back up! Respect the fallen firefighters who risk their lives to save ours!
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Deborah Rancourt
6 years ago
Support the police who protect you!
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Patricia Curtin
6 years ago
Shame on the Mayor that she did not stand by her fire department or educate herself on the meaning behind the flag.
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Ann campobasso
6 years ago
Stop taking down symbols of love and respect
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David
6 years ago
The flag stands for the memory of the men and women who have lost their lives in the fire service and represents the current members. Let the flag fly!!! If it offends someone, tell them not to look at it!!! Hope the citizen never needs the fire department!!!!! God bless!!!!
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nick
6 years ago
Why is one person allowed to torment so many?
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Lisa Wilson
6 years ago
So sad that this offends ONE person and ALL the fallen fighters have to suffer. Haven't they suffered enough? I wonder if the offended even knew what the flag stood for before they complained about it. PLEASE get this flag back on Station 4!
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Gary Gleason
6 years ago
Let it Fly
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Jordan Valentine
6 years ago
We dont care which flags are flown in the city, but to force the firefighters to take this one down is disgraceful
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Nancy Finn
6 years ago
The flag should be allowed to be posted. Otherwise please remove all of the rest of the flags in the city.
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John Colella
6 years ago
Not only should the Thin Red Line Flag be returned to Station 4 it should be proudly displayed at all six of Newton's Fire Stations, Fire Headquarters, Newton Cemetery and City Hall. Also the department and its members are due a public apology.
John Colella
Lieutenant Newton Ladder 2 (Retired)
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Anonymous
6 years ago
As a brother firefighter it hurts to see a symbol like this taken down because of 1 person.
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Mark Whooten
6 years ago
Raise the flag at all the stations!
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Terri Monroe
6 years ago
My late Dad was a Captain for 30 years. THIS is why I support it. ❤️
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Erik Wineke
6 years ago
this is disgusting that the mayor would force them to take this flag down
When is somebody going to have the balls to stand up to these a****** And tell them to go to h***
PUT THE FLAG BACK!!
I'm offended that this was removed. There is nothing racist or political about this flag.
Stop this insanity.
Put it back ❣️ This is so unfair
Put the flag back up! Respect the fallen firefighters who risk their lives to save ours!
Support the police who protect you!
Shame on the Mayor that she did not stand by her fire department or educate herself on the meaning behind the flag.
Stop taking down symbols of love and respect
The flag stands for the memory of the men and women who have lost their lives in the fire service and represents the current members. Let the flag fly!!! If it offends someone, tell them not to look at it!!! Hope the citizen never needs the fire department!!!!! God bless!!!!
Why is one person allowed to torment so many?
So sad that this offends ONE person and ALL the fallen fighters have to suffer. Haven't they suffered enough? I wonder if the offended even knew what the flag stood for before they complained about it. PLEASE get this flag back on Station 4!
Let it Fly
We dont care which flags are flown in the city, but to force the firefighters to take this one down is disgraceful
The flag should be allowed to be posted. Otherwise please remove all of the rest of the flags in the city.
Not only should the Thin Red Line Flag be returned to Station 4 it should be proudly displayed at all six of Newton's Fire Stations, Fire Headquarters, Newton Cemetery and City Hall. Also the department and its members are due a public apology. John Colella Lieutenant Newton Ladder 2 (Retired)
As a brother firefighter it hurts to see a symbol like this taken down because of 1 person.
Raise the flag at all the stations!
My late Dad was a Captain for 30 years. THIS is why I support it. ❤️
this is disgusting that the mayor would force them to take this flag down