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8. How can the two be compared?

Sun Jul 5, 2026, 09:37 AM

Jul 5

One was on a ship parade where no political signs were allowed, while the other were statements where politics is allowed.

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Vessel forced out of New York ship parade over 'politically charged' banners [View all] BumRushDaShow Jul 5 OP

Those banners seem to hardly be anything controversial. Hugin Jul 5 #2

yeah, agreed to no politics mopinko Jul 5 #4

How can the two be compared? Polybius Jul 5 #8

The two have absolutely nothing to do with each other Polybius Jul 5 #22

I cannot count the number of Trump flags I've seen in NY harbor PJMcK Jul 5 #7

Politics? Not allowed? chelsea0011 Jul 5 #5

It's bullshit PJMcK Jul 5 #10

It was the organizer's platform. Igel Jul 5 #17

Why? Because.... SergeStorms Jul 5 #9

Screw the Coast Guard tonekat Jul 5 #11

NAZI Kid Berwyn Jul 5 #13

An analogy might be... reACTIONary Jul 5 #19

I guess a boat with a flag saying, "Release the Epstein Files," Bayard Jul 5 #15

I hope they continued to sail around snot Jul 5 #18

Only assholes allowed mdbl Jul 5 #20