A north Phoenix homeowner displays a flag with a controversial message upset some of her neighbors. PHOENIX (3TV / CBS 5) – Marlene Correa knows she can’t protect her children from anything, but the last thing she expected to see in her neighborhood was a large, political flag on the “F-Bomb” fluttered in the wind. I just think everyone has a right to their opinion, but having something like that that kids pass by every day is easy, I just don’t think it’s okay, ”Correa said. tag a homeowner in their back yard adjoining Bell Road near 56th Street in North Phoenix. “FU” is in smaller font if you voted for him Flag over the current president is inappropriate, especially if an elementary school is a few blocks away. There is no HOA in the neighborhood. (Source: 3TV / CBS 5) But First Amendment attorney Dan Barr said there was not much that anyone could do as the homeowner was legally allowed to express her opinion. “It may be vulgar, it could be offensive to people, but it’s a political speech nonetheless and is likely protected by the first amendment,” Barr said. The homeowner who set up the “F-Biden” flag spoke to the Arizona family. She asked us not to show her face or use her name because she was concerned about her safety. She tells us that she has no intention of taking the flag down. “Yes, it may be a little vulgar and offensive to some, but everyone has a right to their opinion,” said the homeowner. “If the kids understand what the sign is saying, then those kids have already heard that kind of language and vulgarity, either at home, on TV, at the movies, or at school.” “It’s a sign,” said the homeowner. “Get over it. If it hurts your feelings, I’m sorry.” The homeowner doesn’t live in a HOA community so she doesn’t break any rules or regulations. A spokesperson for Phoenix Neighborhood Services said the homeowner did nothing that would warrant a quote. Copyright 2021 KPHO / KTVK (KPHO Rundfunkgesellschaft). All rights reserved.
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