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07 September 2018, 08:20

NormanConquest

Yep,they just did it!..... Oh + BTW,as someone posted on here about the kneeling fiasco as a sign of respect;when you go into court, try that instead of standing for the judge;see where that gets you.

07 September 2018, 17:16

Gatogordo

No one will ever know if the commercial expresses true belief or not, but I applaud them for it. After all, what was the Boston Tex Party but an expression of political expression?

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07 September 2018, 18:40

Grizzly Adams

quote:
Originally posted by Gatogordo:
No one will ever know if the commercial expresses true belief or not, but I applaud them for it. After all, what was the Boston Tex Party but an expression of political expression?

Really wanna make a political statement, Piss on the flag. See where that gets you ? No different.

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07 September 2018, 21:14

Gatogordo

quote:
Originally posted by Grizzly Adams:
quote:
Originally posted by Gatogordo:
No one will ever know if the commercial expresses true belief or not, but I applaud them for it. After all, what was the Boston Tex Party but an expression of political expression?

Really wanna make a political statement, Piss on the flag. See where that gets you ? No different.

Grizz

Not exactly appealing, but it's my right to do so.
Protest is a terrible thing if it disagrees with your positions.

There are probably several thousand Americans alive today because of Viet Nam protests.

07 September 2018, 22:06

Saeed

I do agree with protest against unfairness by the government.

But, in my own opinion, certain things are beyond that.

Burning the flag, disrespecting the National anthem are beyond that.

They represent every single individual of the country, and the protest should against specific individuals, organizations etc.

08 September 2018, 01:01

DocEd

quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
I do agree with protest against unfairness by the government.

But, in my own opinion, certain things are beyond that.

Burning the flag, disrespecting the National anthem are beyond that.

+1

They represent every single individual of the country, and the protest should against specific individuals, organizations etc.

08 September 2018, 04:38

JTEX

quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
I do agree with protest against unfairness by the government.

But, in my own opinion, certain things are beyond that.

Burning the flag, disrespecting the National anthem are beyond that.

They represent every single individual of the country, and the protest should against specific individuals, organizations etc.

I can certainly agree with that

08 September 2018, 04:52

Gatogordo

quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
I do agree with protest against unfairness by the government.

But, in my own opinion, certain things are beyond that.

Burning the flag, disrespecting the National anthem are beyond that.

They represent every single individual of the country, and the protest should against specific individuals, organizations etc.

Of course, what do you do when the problem is the country and its actions? The answer is protest, if that includes disrespecting the flag or anthem, well, it does represent the country and its people.

08 September 2018, 09:26

NormanConquest

Well Chuck,air is fair.right? Also I agree with you. This just brings to mind the little issue bout when my son came home from the sandbox. + went to Marleyfest on Town Lake here in Austin.Fresh out of the service.coming home.wanted to hear some music on the shore.There was some rasta dude dancing on the A
merican flag;he did not go ballistic,he just kicked his ass ,picked up the flag + went on his way.Left that cretin lying there + none of his (pussy 'friends' would step in to lend a hand.)Think that damn near says it all.

08 September 2018, 09:31

Gatogordo

quote:
Originally posted by NormanConquest:
Well Chuck,air is fair.right? Also I agree with you. This just brings to mind the little issue bout when my son came home from the sandbox. + went to Marleyfest on Town Lake here in Austin.Fresh out of the service.coming home.wanted to hear some music on the shore.There was some rasta dude dancing on the A
merican flag;he did not go ballistic,he just kicked his ass ,picked up the flag + went on his way.Left that cretin lying there + none of his (pussy 'friends' would step in to lend a hand.)Think that damn near says it all.

Yeah, fair is fair, and a legal display of political disagreement does not deserve physical abuse. It would be a better story if the guy had pulled a gun and killed his ass, funny, hunh?

09 September 2018, 17:19

john c.

quote:
Originally posted by NormanConquest:
Well Chuck,air is fair.right? Also I agree with you. This just brings to mind the little issue bout when my son came home from the sandbox. + went to Marleyfest on Town Lake here in Austin.Fresh out of the service.coming home.wanted to hear some music on the shore.There was some rasta dude dancing on the A
merican flag;he did not go ballistic,he just kicked his ass ,picked up the flag + went on his way.Left that cretin lying there + none of his (pussy 'friends' would step in to lend a hand.)Think that damn near says it all.

THIS!! disrespecting this country has become a fad, an agenda, not a true dissent based on difference of informed opinions. it has become a "look how cool i am" act. 99% of these A holes have idea what they are protesting or why. enough is enough. tell ur son thank you for me.