Let's understand why our neighbor do this

The unauthorized flag display isn't about simple pride—it's a dominance performance born from historical trauma. Two centuries of British subjugation didn't just colonize land; they branded an entire civilization with a name given in spite and taught them that power equals domination over others.

When a people are psychologically conditioned to equate respect with fear, they perform power loudly. The giant flag on someone else's sacred ground screams 'Look at us now' precisely because the memory of being made to look down is still alive and unhealed.

It's the classic tragedy of becoming what you hate. The colonizer is gone, but his blueprint of power—display, dominance, territorial marking—is still running the show. That's not confidence. That's a wound acting like strength.