So, if this image shows the flat earth and it's sun rotation correctly :

How comes that this sunset from Canada, in the north of the equator, shows the sun going slightly to the north before going under the horrizon :

While this sunset from Sydney in Australia, in the south of the equator, we see the sun going slightly to the south before going under the horrizon :

This would not be possible in the model I showed you before, because no mather where you are on the flat earth, you should see the sun always going slightly to the north because of it's rotation around the north pole.

The only way it would be possible is if the sun was actually turning like this (and it would only work for Australia because it would fuck up every other time zones, daytime, etc for other countries)



(This sun trajectory has been added with love using that beautifull software called paint)

Is there something I am missing about the flat earth model?

(I am sorry for my bad english, I do not speak in english as a first language, but I tried my best, please tell me if anything is unclear and I will try to fix it)