
The lawsuit argued that the city council’s policy didn’t maintain neutrality because it allowed certain flags — like the U.S. and state flags, prisoner-of-war flags and flags that “represent the international character” of residents — while banning other types of flags – like political, religious, and racial flags.
If that claim is accurate it is a selective ban. Allowing only government flags on government flagpoles could be reasonable. But then they should still ban international flags, and if the POW flag is not a government thing that as well.



Adding to Jessica’s comment. When people get transplants they need to take immunosuppressants for the rest of their life. They make you weak, so you don’t want to take them unless its for a serious immune disorders or organ transplants you can’t live without like livers and hearts.