Why not both? Have the 32 stars around the cog and the 4 in the corners.
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That would make sense, but on the other hand the only math you need for an Irish state is 32+6=1 😂
It's amazing 😱 What sort of ideology do they follow? If libertarian socialism is the goal I've always thought Georgism would be an interesting thing to catch on, since it could meaningfully address the popular concerns during the Land War and involved some socialization of natural monopolies, basic services and land rents while still maintaining a market system 🤔
32 is for the whole of Ireland, 26 in the RoI, 6 in NI. So it'd be more like is 26+6=1.
My own concept for a Buryat independence flag.
The colours while based on the current Buryat flag's colour scheme, use shades borrowed from the Mongolian flag as opposed to the colours of the Russian flag which Buryatia currently uses to represent separation from Russia. The logic is the same, the blue represents the Eternal Blue Sky, the yellow represents Buddhism and the Soyombo represents the Buryat people, however, the Soyombo is now red, representing victory over Russian colonialism. A vertical variant is also attached.
The colours while based on the current Buryat flag's colour scheme, use shades borrowed from the Mongolian flag as opposed to the colours of the Russian flag which Buryatia currently uses to represent separation from Russia. The logic is the same, the blue represents the Eternal Blue Sky, the yellow represents Buddhism and the Soyombo represents the Buryat people, however, the Soyombo is now red, representing victory over Russian colonialism. A vertical variant is also attached.
I had the idea for them to follow some form of Pan-Celtic Eco-Socialism, but you just gave me the idea to make them have some Georgist characteristic
It fits pretty well, aside from the fact George was touring Ireland and Scotland on the lecture circuit at the time he also had a strong rapport with Irish Republicans in New York City despite being ethnically English.
A great idea for Pan-Celtic 'sister republics' is to keep the triskelion-and-cog but swap out the colour scheme (e.g. blue and white for Scotland, black and yellow for Wales, black and white for Brittany).
That was the plan, but I'm thinking of changing the amount of stars in each flag
Yeah, that makes sense given that the number of provinces changes from country to country.