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Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Feb-10-2006 18:40:

Could you burn your flag?

Im particularly concerned about the American flag, but feel free to respond either way.

Do you think there is something that an administration could do or not do that would make you angry enough to want to burn a flag in protest? Why? What would that be?


My personal opinion is that the right to burn the American flag is one of our greatest freedoms, and yes there have been times when I think it would be appropriate. The first being when we went to war in Iraq and the second being when Bush got reelected.


Posted by Vlad on Feb-10-2006 18:47:

I think that there should be an amendment to the Constitution banning the burning of the American flag.

that is all.


Posted by Nabistai on Feb-10-2006 18:47:

Why not?


Posted by trancaholic on Feb-10-2006 18:49:

Of course. I could burn any non-living thing.


Posted by Dervish on Feb-10-2006 19:13:

British one yeah, Scottish one? Harder I really weirdly don't think I could, unless there was a really good reason. Which surprises me cos I've never thought about it before.

Good topic, tho possibly should be in PDD?


Posted by InterMilan31 on Feb-10-2006 19:33:

sure why not fuck has the flag done for me


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Feb-10-2006 19:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
British one yeah, Scottish one? Harder I really weirdly don't think I could, unless there was a really good reason. Which surprises me cos I've never thought about it before.

Good topic, tho possibly should be in PDD?


Yeah, its there too.


Posted by Arbiter on Feb-10-2006 20:15:

I think it's a pretty stupid way to express yourself, but I don't see what would stop me from doing it if I had some reason to pursue that particular course of action.


Posted by wizniz on Feb-10-2006 20:24:

im not against it but i dont think i could

america hasnt too been bad to me


Posted by blazed it on Feb-10-2006 20:34:

if i'm not hurting anything (it's a piece of cloth!)I dont' see why not. I don't think it'll come to it, but if I felt like it I would.


Posted by beats and beeps on Feb-10-2006 20:38:

Canadian flag, I could, but I wouldnt go out of my way to do so.

American flag, hell yes.
I'd love to do that.


Posted by Ian on Feb-10-2006 21:12:

quote:
Originally posted by Dervish
British one yeah, Scottish one? Harder I really weirdly don't think I could, unless there was a really good reason. Which surprises me cos I've never thought about it before.

Good topic, tho possibly should be in PDD?


exactly the same, tho i could burn the scottish & welsh ones too I see the english flag as my own, not the 'union jack'


Posted by tribu on Feb-10-2006 23:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
I think that there should be an amendment to the Constitution banning the burning of the American flag.

that is all.


You probably support all newspapers submitting their editorials to a public "review board" to make sure nothing unpatriotic is said, don't you?


Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on Feb-10-2006 23:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
I think that there should be an amendment to the Constitution banning the burning of the American flag.

that is all.


If you think this, you probably should, you know, change countries. Bon voyage!


Posted by Michael19 on Feb-10-2006 23:50:

i could never burn the irish flag. If i saw another irish person do it, i would feel like killing them.


Posted by stren on Feb-11-2006 10:03:

i don't think i could. If i wanted to protest the administration i would burn the ruling party logo


Posted by Orbital32 on Feb-11-2006 16:40:

i believe that burning the american flag (or any flag for that matter) is at the same level of a person faking winning the most decorated medal for the country, for the U.S. being the Medal of Honor. I personally belive that it should be a felony. Regardless of if you agree with an administartion or not, when you burn a flag, you deface every single american.


Posted by JM on Feb-11-2006 19:39:

Re: Could you burn your flag?

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
Im particularly concerned about the American flag, but feel free to respond either way.

Do you think there is something that an administration could do or not do that would make you angry enough to want to burn a flag in protest? Why? What would that be?


My personal opinion is that the right to burn the American flag is one of our greatest freedoms, and yes there have been times when I think it would be appropriate. The first being when we went to war in Iraq and the second being when Bush got reelected.


i will try hard not to slam you, but you really do seem a bit ignorant.

burn the flag when Bush got re-elected? what has this got to do with the "administration" doing something to make you angry enough to burn the flag? the people have voted, and chose their president. get over it. or go burn a flag if you so desire to...

>JM<


Posted by Arbiter on Feb-12-2006 01:05:

quote:
Originally posted by Orbital32
Regardless of if you agree with an administartion or not, when you burn a flag, you deface every single american.


Oh, well when you put it that way it makes it sound much more fun. Anyone have a flag handy?


Posted by tubularbills on Feb-12-2006 01:46:

as mentioned before - could only do this as part of a formal flag burning ceremony.


Posted by Lepanto on Feb-12-2006 05:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
If you think this, you probably should, you know, change countries. Bon voyage!


how this make any sense at all?

quote:
Originally posted by Vlad
I think that there should be an amendment to the Constitution banning the burning of the American flag.

that is all.

plus juan


Posted by occrider on Feb-12-2006 06:35:

If it ever came to the point where I hated the US so much that my visceral reaction was to burn the flag I would have probably left the country long ago, ceased to care, and thus wouldn't have burned the flag.

I would only burn the flag, in the spirit of defiance, with one specific issue ... and that would be if issue in question was burning the flag. Isn't that the American thing to do?


Posted by trancaholic on Feb-12-2006 10:18:

I have a question for those of you who strongly opposes burning the flag of your country: What are you supposed to do with old worn flags when you get a new one? I mean, you can't really throw it in the trash, as that's defacing as well?


Posted by Floorfiller on Feb-12-2006 16:03:

i agree it's a pretty stupid way to make a statement...


everyone knows it's all about burning effigies of your favorite politicians...


Posted by tubularbills on Feb-12-2006 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by trancaholic
I have a question for those of you who strongly opposes burning the flag of your country: What are you supposed to do with old worn flags when you get a new one? I mean, you can't really throw it in the trash, as that's defacing as well?


that's why you take them to your local city hall or police station and they will dispose of it properly - usually give them to a local boy-scout troop and they will burn it in a proper ceremony.


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