What do those rainbow-line stickers mean that some people have on their car bumpers?
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i think it's symbol 4 PFLAG organization\n(Parents and Friends of Lesbian and Gays)\ni might be wrong, though.
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Whenever you see a lightning bolt on their uniforms or their cruiser it means they have something to do with traffic enforcement
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symbol--the pink ribbons symbolize or stand for something.
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They are well-intentioned but misled in my opinion.\n\nOne of my favorite bumper stickers is those "What Would Jesus Do?".  Those that proudly display them seem to me to have no idea what He was all about.\n\nJesus hated evil, but loved everyone.  I don't doubt that should you and he meet, he would say the saame thing, but His genuine compassion for you would be at the very heart of it.\n\nThere is no doubt that He means "I am the Way", but his Way is filled with love, not hatred.
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that bumper sticker is horrible
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to represent all the different brands they use. You usually get the stickers with the product.
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For lesbians, it's actually a black triangle...gay men are the pink triangle.\n\n"The Black Triangle was used to identify "socially unacceptable" women in concentration camps by the Nazis. Lesbians were included in this classification. Since then lesbians have appropriated the Black Triangle as a symbol of defiance against repression and discrimination as gay men have similarly appropriated the Pink triangle."\n\nThe first rainbow flag was used in 1978 and actually had 8 stripes, as opposed to the present day one which uses 6. The colors were assigned specific meaning:\n\nred - life \norange - healing \nyellow - sunlight \ngreen - nature \nblue - serenity \nviolet - spirit \n\nSometimes, a black stripe is added symbolizing those in the community that have died from AIDS.\n\nUsing a rainbow makes sense because the rainbow is a symbol of diversity.\n\n"The use of rainbow flags has a long tradition; they are displayed in many cultures around the world as a sign of diversity and inclusiveness, of hope and of yearning. This denotation goes back to the rainbow as a symbol of biblical promise, and the use of all the colours of the rainbow symbolises all flags in one."
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Well I think they appear as lines; fat, multicolored, curved lines.  But they aren't really "there" where we see them.  That is, other people, say a mile away from you, will see the rainbow shifted from where you see it, and that's because the rainbow's apparent direction is relative to the sun's rays that are near you.  But is this the answer to your question?  Are you asking why they're not thin? straight?  Give us something, Bea.
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There is a commercial with people wearing those.  I think it is just computer graphics--they don't really exist.
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it means the interior of tha car is a brownish peanut butter color and tha outside of tha car has a paint job that resembles the color of jelly duhh
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I beleive it was originally created because the Pink Triangle symbol (while still a common symbol of gays) has its history from Nazi Germany where that is what they would tattoo on internments to symbolize homos. So we wanted something that had pure positive history and feel. \n\nBut wikipedia says:\n The rainbow flag was first used to symbolize gay pride and diversity by San Francisco artist Gilbert Baker; as of 2003, it currently consists of six colored stripes of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet. It is most commonly flown with the red stripe on top, as the colors appear in a natural rainbow.\n\n\nThe original gay-pride flag was hand-dyed by Baker. It first flew in the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade on June 25, 1978. The flag consisted of eight stripes; Baker assigned specific meaning to each of the colors as follows:\n\nhot pink - sexuality \nred - life \norange - healing \nyellow - sunlight \ngreen - nature \nturquoise - magic \nblue - serenity \nviolet - spirit \n\nAfter the November 27, 1978 assassination of openly gay City Supervisor Harvey Milk, demand for the rainbow flag greatly increased. To meet demand, the Paramount Flag Company began selling a version of the flag using stock rainbow fabric consisting of seven stripes of red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, and violet. As Baker ramped up production of his version of the flag, he too dropped the hot pink stripe due to the unavailability of hot-pink fabric. Also, San Francisco-based Paramount Flag Co. began selling a surplus stock of Rainbow Girls flags from its Polk Street retail store, which was located in a large gay neighborhood.\n\n \nDavie Village banners on Davie Street in VancouverIn 1979, the flag was modified again. When hung vertically from the lamp posts of San Francisco's Market Street, the center stripe was obscured by the post itself. Changing the flag design to one with an even number of stripes was the easiest way to rectify this, so the turquoise stripe was dropped, which resulted in a six stripe version of the flag - red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet.\n\n\nThe rainbow flag celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2003. During the gay pride celebrations in June of that year, Gilbert Baker restored the rainbow flag back to its original eight-striped version and has since advocated that others do the same. However the eight-striped version has seen little adoption by the wider gay community, which has mostly stuck with the better known six-striped version. \n\nToday many homosexuals often put rainbow flags in the front of their yards or use rainbow bumper stickers on their vehicles to use as an outward symbol of their homosexuality.
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Damien has it but I'll elaborate a bit. It specifically refers to the "thin blue line" (the police) which separates us (the public) from them (the criminals). It's basically supposed to demarcate the protective barrier between the criminals and their victims.\n\nMy only problem with this colourful depiction is this: What happens when the police behave in criminal fashion against members of the public? Who protects us then, eh?
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It means you have something to really look forward to after the end of a crappy day!  Do all the hard stuff u really hate doing first just so that u can get to the rainbow at the end of it!!!
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Yep. It signifies a four-wheel-drive or All-wheel drive vehicle.\n\nLearn more:\nhttp://auto.howstuffworks.com/four-wheel-drive.htm\n\nHope this helps.
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I don't know.  I would like to have bumpers put on the front of my car so I can bash the crap out of them when they do that.  They are inconsiderate and they act like they are the only people on the road.
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since when did someones sexual orientation ahve to do with what car they bought??
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The Joneses are supposed to represent the family next door or down the street.  Like, if they get a new car, you want to get one too so you can "keep up with them".  It's generally said that you shouldn't try so hard to keep up, but many still do.