A) A non-profit can sell products if it wanted to B) This one is aiming to be a 501(c)(4), which is very different than a 501(c)(3), making its sells even less

A) A non-profit can sell products if it wanted to B) This one is aiming to be a 501(c)(4), which is very different than a 501(c)(3), making its sells even less potentially controversial C) Its not even selling the flags anyway, so A) and B) are not relevant, it states that they don't sell the flags but distributors do. D) A for-profit can sell a product advertised by a non-profit E) None of these distinctions matter even if it wasn't true, because of A) a non-profit can sell products if it wanted to. Profit has nothing to do with being a non-profit.