I believe in flag etiquette, however if you push it too far and are worried about a flag getting a little dirty, you have gone too far. Cmon. It's a flag. If everyone worried like you did, flags would NEVER be flown. They'd all be framed behind glass and hanging away in rec rooms.
Like someone else said, what about flags that are flown outside? Birds do their business on them. They get torn by the wind. They get dirty and bleached by the sun. Maybe you should attack those issues before complaining about someone who was just trying to show some patriotism and probably had a lot on his mind besides getting his flag a little dirty.
I suppose in the end it's all a matter of personal opinion. Fly your flags the way you want, but don't approach and then complain about someone who is flying one and getting it a little dirty.
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