Good Samaritans Take Action When They Spot American Flag Hanging Upside Down And Below Mexican Flag Recently, in Colexico, CA, Army Veteran Ernesto Mariscal posted angry posts on Facebook, prompting revenge against the Calexico Price Center. According to Mariscal, the American flag in the parking lot was being flown upside down, right next to a Mexican flag, which was being flown at the same height. According to Mariscal, the action goes against the U.S. flag code. In response, he asked his Facebook friends to participate in raising hell at the shopping center. Apparently, his request was a success, as the post was shared hundreds of times in a dozen hours. The Calexico Price Center issued an apology on its Facebook page in response to the impending action, claiming Colexico Price Center would like to express our deepest apologies to anyone who was offended by our huge oversight involving the American flag. We fully support and honor the brave men and women who have served and died protecting this beautiful country of ours. The next day, the shopping center made sure to display the flag correctly. They also lowered the Mexican flag to meet requirements of the Flag Code. What do you think of Mariscals posts? Was he right to call attention to the matter? 