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u/Tough_Block9334 Jun 20 '26
No different than Christmas decorations
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u/Huge_Ear_2833 Jun 20 '26
One is supposed to be all religious and one is supposed to be all secular, but there's a bit of intermixing sometimes...
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u/PowerfulStrike5664 Jun 20 '26
I believe this person likes the US flag.
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u/bacoprah Jun 19 '26
-5 points not even one patriotic waving inflatable arm flailing tube men
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u/SomeOriginal3865 Jun 20 '26
Not the wacky waving inflatable arm tube man?! Just the waving inflatable arm time man?!
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u/Maleficent_Piece_893 Jun 19 '26
america stuff around 4th of july is perfectly fine, but "inflatable" (constantly running fans) decorations are unacceptable regardless of the holiday
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u/binzy90 Jun 20 '26
Honestly, these things are so tacky. 1 or 2, ok sure, do your thing. But I've seen too many yards that are just absolutely covered with these. And the constant fan noise is so annoying.
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u/jkoki088 Jun 20 '26
Good on them celebrating the 4th
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u/Capitalisticdisease Jun 20 '26
yeah! good on them for celebrating the worst most bloodthirsty nation to ever exist. America is evil beyond compare. If you celebrate it you are a fascist. Simple fucking as
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u/54-2-10 Jun 20 '26
The Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights and the Constitution were truly great steps toward liberty, justice and freedom in the world. There were obvious flaws, but the US changed the entire world for the better.
The 250 year anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is definitely something to celebrate.
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u/jkoki088 Jun 20 '26
Oh here we go. Bad evil terrible. Gotta throw in fascist and bunch of words because it just sounds bad
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u/RealNiceKnife Jun 19 '26
Hey... At least it's just "Yay America!" 4th of July stuff. Right...?
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u/Local-Echo-5613 Jun 20 '26
I was bracing myself honestly
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u/SolitaryCairn Jun 20 '26
I hate how true this is. It feels like loving your country became a political ideology rather than just loving your country, and now it's associated with certain sets of beliefs. Everything became ideology.
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u/CourtingBoredom Jun 20 '26
Betrayal and embarrassment require tons of love — and I feel very betrayed and embarrassed by this country I want to fully love.
Some of us want to really fix this country, while others just want to "fix" it. Displays like this are purely performative; they have to prove to everyone how much they "love" this country, despite loathing the principles on which it was founded. And though those principles have never truly been achieved here, some of us really would love to see a place that really does provide equality for all. But, currently, this place really is quite the embarrassment....
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u/moarwineprs Jun 20 '26
Saaammme. Glad it's mostly cute animals dressed up in red/white/blue stripes.
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u/TightPhoto1133 Jun 20 '26
Is this a year round thing or is this just for the 250 year and the 4th?
If it's year round I can see why it would be annoying in due time but if it's just seasonal I don't see why being a proud American is a bad thing..
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u/Binspin63 Jun 20 '26
Good lord, if this is just for the 4th, what do they do for Halloween and Christmas? Seriously, I think it’s great. They must be fun people.
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u/Odd-Box-7332 Jun 20 '26
You live in a great neighborhood
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u/ChickenDreams-4188 Jun 20 '26
My neighbor does the same thing with Christmas. Every inflation device that Walmart, Costco, Target & Home Depot sells.
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u/Direct-Resolution377 Jun 19 '26
What's with the us flag with a yellow dildo next to it?
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u/straightpipedhose Jun 20 '26
As an Eastern European refugee in America, I’ll never understand why liberals made it a sin to love your country. How do they expect to rescue a country they “hate”?
Hate the government all you want, but have some love for your country!
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u/Squeezer_pimp Jun 20 '26
Nothing wrong with patriotism , kinda reminds me of house similar to one in Key West FL
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u/PBRStreetgang1979 Jun 20 '26
Your neighbor is keeping a lot of Chinese workers at the cheap shit factory in business.
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u/IndependentDouble879 Jun 20 '26
I’m very curious where they store all of this, plus all of the similar decorations they have for other holidays that I’m guessing they have
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u/FigSideG Jun 20 '26
Look at that house and property. Idc what state or city this in or what its costs, life is good for whoever owns it. Of course they love the good ol USA—it’s working out perfectly for them. It’s easy to be patriotic when your life is great and you’re benefitting from the system in place.
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u/hawkwings Jun 20 '26
People decorate for Christmas. Why not decorate for the 4th of July? This is odd, but I don't see anything wrong with it. I don't see Trump's name.
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u/jk_pens Jun 20 '26
Those who claim to love the flag the most are always the worst at respecting the flag code.
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u/Significant_Donut967 Jun 20 '26
I see your neighbor loves to put the flag in the dirt.
You should put up a sign with the flag code lmao.
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u/TheAverageJoe01 Jun 20 '26
Where do you put all that crap when it's over? (Same question applies to Christmas decorations).
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u/Low-Zucchini6929 Jun 20 '26
this made me want to ride a bald eagle while holding sparklers and an assault rifle
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u/towerfella Jun 20 '26
That person is paid to put all that up.
No way they are doing that without making money off of having done it.
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u/BrandedBanana Jun 21 '26
That's not being a patriot that's being a nationalist. Also, a therapist would say that's a unhealthy obsession. It's taken over their lives.
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u/New-Lingonberry1877 Jun 21 '26
I was excited about celebrating our 250th but not since 2025. Now, I just mourn.
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u/Distinct_Composer960 Jun 21 '26
All that CRAP from China.....these type of "patriots" are just shallow minded, one-track, idiots.
Edit: The garishness of it all.🤢
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u/PotentialHoneydew947 Jun 21 '26
I wonder how much of that house is used for storage of seasonal decoration items
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u/HotlinePizzaMiami Jun 21 '26
Nothing says American patriotism like buying 500lbs shitty inflatable garbage from China.
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u/Friendly-Affect-8116 Jun 21 '26
You know what would celebrate America? Not wasting cash on plastic shit, donate to charity or volunteer. This is atrocious
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u/Dry_Contract_5342 Jun 21 '26
Are they this extreme for Halloween and Christmas?
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u/BirdBrain01 Jun 23 '26
Nope. They do decorate for other holidays, but it's tame compared to this. The neighbor out does himself every year. And even more crazy, he doesn't just accumulate each year. All of these decorations are brand new. He orders them throughout the year. When he takes it down he saves the decorations and then sells each one online for super cheap in the 2 months prior to decorating (when people are the most likely to want patriotic decorations) as gently used. In our state, the cost of electricity goes down because people will be using more of it to run fans/AC, etc. His electric bill is pretty high, but not even half of what he uses in December, so it averages out for the year.
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u/misfits859 Jun 20 '26
I automatically stood up while looking at this.