Inconsistency with national flags

This one is also missing:

Where's Atlantis? Or Pangea?

You make a good point, and it is only now that I notice the flag of Gondwanaland is also missing.

I was being serious.

Okay. Fair enough.

Please supply the names of the nations represented by the flags you posted. Without them it's kind of difficult to consider your proposition.

Maybe I should have said: "I was being serious. "

@OP: I'm sure I'm not alone in not recognising any/some of those names, that you've associated with the flags.

Really? those places are countries?

Is this comment meant for me or someone else?

It's for you, Original Poster.

EDIT: My error, I thought I was on page one!

Those are partially (hence: by each other mostly) recognised, but de facto sovereign countries. They deserve the being called a country more than Catalonia, for example.

The way it has always seemed to work on this site, is that if enough people kick up a fuss, they add a flag. A supply and demand thing, I've often thought.

The Spanish should have a public holiday to celebrate the fact that history removed that revolting shade of purple from their national flag. 

That would have been a matter of time. It wasn't necessary that little fat bitch and his minions murdering so many people.

Indeed.

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I don't care if Catalonian flag is there, I respect every idea, but following the logic of the self-identity, Castilla Y León, Andalucía, Murcia or any other regions in Spain (or the world), should have the right to choose, for the same reasons, otherwise you give the chance to some who identify Catalonia as a country and negate it to others) you should create flags from every region.

This is my county flag. All the counties in the UK have them. (Also quite a few towns).

Raju grand hotels is a country guys

After all, it is not wrong to support people's opinions when it means no harm #38