I think it ' s a little early to tell but it ' s certainly looking that way . <| sep |> The central figures are a little too detailed for clear viewing at a distance , but the rest of the flag is sharp and unique , so I ' d say this is a fairly good design . <| sep |> vote Tampa , fuck orlando and miami <| sep |> No . I looked into it briefly and there is nothing unexplainable there . If anything , there might be some random hush hush attitude to protect VIP guests . Conspiracy theories are spawned out of a mistrust of media and things , but it ' s pathological , not justified . People legitimately think wifi makes them sick and that airplanes spew out chemicals to poison them and that people cutting them off in traffic indicates a CIA plot . I think these people have always existed , but that type of paranoia gets subsumed when confronted with widescale condemnation of quackery and pseudotruth . But when large swaths of the population embrace feelings are more important than evidence types of logic , it can ' t help but ALLOW the propagation of pseudobeliefs and conspiracy theories . Sure , it ' s human nature to see a boogeyman in the dark and I ' m sure that Senator Joseph McCarthy uncovered a few real communists in his tribunals , but that doesn ' t stop us from looking back at it and mocking him for overzealous and disgusting breach of both power and decorum , dragging thousands of people before congressional hearings over boogeyman accusations . It ' s the tenor and tone of the conversation , not the oneoff lucky hits that conspiracy theories get right that really matter . I don ' t believe whatever they say , but I also am VERY aware of how many crazyass conspiracy theories are propagated by the fringes of society . Now that Brietbart is mainstream , it has pushed forward . After all , they ran ahead with claims that Sandy Hook was a false flag operation by Obama himself . Completely insane . I ' ve worked in a modern newsroom not that long ago . Reporters and editors might be dicks sometimes and some of them have agendas , but I am 100 % certain there is no cabal of the media to control information . I know a NYT columnist and she has NEVER been told what to write , and she has stood up to editors , when they suggested a story was inappropriate , or wrongheaded , but they never forced her to toe any line or write a specific narrative . That ' s just inane ranting from crazies who don ' t like the admittedly liberal leanings of most reporters . There simply is no cabal in the media . There ' s a bias amongst people who go into journalism , because it ' s a job that pays little , has little stability and requires a passion for digging for information . and it ' s a haven for young , college educated idealists . Who happen to be liberal because of that . When newspapers were bastions of old white men with tenured jobs and pensions , it was the opposite . If you want a conservative media , you need to restructure the way media works , because requiring people to be idealists or idealogues in order to participate ends up with one of two people 1 Starry eyed young liberal educated college graduates 2 Idealogicallydriven old zealots 2 a Crazies