Being Friendly Is An Act Of Defiance | Flag

Soft on the surface. Sharp in the message.

This flag features smiling potted succulents on a deep teal background — bright, gentle, and intentionally disarming — paired with the phrases “Capitalism Destroys Communities” and “Being Friendly Is an Act of Defiance.” It’s cute at first glance, but the message is clear: kindness is radical when systems are designed to isolate us.

Hang it on your porch, balcony, garden bed, or front walkway. Would make a perfect flag for a little free library, plant exchange, and more. Let it be a small beacon of solidarity in a world built to keep us separate.

Details
100% poly poplin-canvas fabric
Two sizes available (garden and house flag dimensions vary by variant)
Design printed on both sides (mirrored over the long edge)
Black inside lining for structure
Top sleeve fits standard flag poles
Pole not included
Printed to order to reduce waste

Use It For
Front-porch solidarity signals
Little Free Libraries, Plant Exchanges, and more
Gifts for organizers, community builders, and gentle rebels
Turning everyday spaces into reminders that care is political

About the Artwork
The artwork uses cheerful, smiling succulents to contrast sharply with the text — a visual reminder that community care is a radical act in a system that thrives on division. The deep teal background gives the design warmth and depth, making the message readable from the sidewalk without shouting.

It’s warm, subversive, and deliberately friendly — a quiet protest against the idea that capitalism deserves our silence or our civility. This flag plants a different seed: kindness as resistance, community as defiance.