The CEO of the Global Camping Company is pushing for lawsuits, promises to keep American flags fly

A battle for brewing the flying of the huge American flags throughout the country, specifically outside the global camping sites. The CEO of the company said they will not back down.

“This flag is not decreasing. This is the third city in the past few years that tried to sue us to landing the flag. The imprisonment threat, a variety of other fines, said Marcus Limons, CEO of camping.Fox & Friends,” Wednesday.

The National RV merchant, which includes more than 200 multiple lawsuits from municipalities throughout the country, faces the size of American flags that fly in stores.

City leaders in Greenville, North Carolina, Last week, he voted to take legal action against the flag in the local camping agent, after a lawsuit from Severville, Tennessee Earlier this week.

“We had these flags for 20 years, so I am amazing for me in states like North Carolina and Tennessee to deal with this,” Limons said.

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Greenville notes that the flag is almost the size of the basketball field, and it extends over an area of ​​3,200 square feet. The electrode, from which it flies about 130 feet, is almost doubled.

Sevieroville officials argue that they are facing a problem with the height of the pole, not the size of the flag.

“Let’s be clear: the city of Severville is not, and it will never be, against patriotism,” they wrote.

“Excessive long structures can create visual deviations for motorists, pose potential safety risks, and affect scenic views that are a vital part, making Sevieroville a destination for both population and visitors.”

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The Director of Communications at Greenville Brook Letworth issued this statement regarding their legal procedures:

“This was never related to the removal of the American flag or the type of science. It is related to the compatibility of the city’s blog. We look forward to finding a decision that will lead to the continued presentation of the flag, but in a way that does not violate local laws.”

But Limons says that he will not budge in this case, and that flags are the message of his love to the United States, which allowed him to prosper there after he had to leave Beirut, Lebanon.

“I was not born in this country. I immigrated from Beirut, Lebanon. I came to Miami, Florida, and I have an opportunity to live in the American dream in this country. I put a lot of race and tears in building this work for my people, for the country. It is a message of my love to tell everyone that I am grateful for me the opportunity that has no opportunity.

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Lemonis says it intends to put more flags, and that when he reaches a million feet of science, he will feel ready to stop adding more.

“In my view, science is not a problem … It contains FAA’s cleansing, and for me, this seems to be a chance for the city to say that we want to control what is happening there.”