mexicans flying mexico flag above U.S. Flag,, It is a Crime! (license, Iraq)

[faith10]

Originally Posted by ProLogic

I was using it as a scenario. And I am an American, I was born here buddy.

Do not insult Germans, we don't need Americans who are anti-American!

[faith10]

Originally Posted by Sir Barton

I will never understand why the U.S. army isn't at the border. We are being invaded by Mexicans, Asians, Hindus, terrorists and other third-worlders. They let them walk all over us. It's unnecessary, too, they could easily be kicked out.

Yes EASILY, and Americans must get together and stop it for good.

[faith10]

Originally Posted by Yac

I am leaving ioncres post as an example of what happens when a troll baits and You all fall for it. There is NO POINT in replying because the person came here only to state what was on his mind, upset you all and go somewhere else.
Please, instead of feeding the troll with replies, report and ignore
Yac.

yes yes yes yes yes yes

[faith10]

Originally Posted by RandomU

Flying an american flag below another countries flag is not illegal. If a particular state or county has a law making it illegal it would be a slam dunk to get it over turned on First Amendment rights. If you think otherwise please post the Legal statute and court case.

The veteran who took it down "Could" be charged with various crimes, however a prosecutor would have to be insane to file charges. I saw the interview with the Vet when this first happened, and he seemed to be the sort who even if he was charged would be proud to accept his punishment for his "civil disobediance". Something many who practice civil disobediance fail to accept.

Random U

We will have to making this traitorous act of flying other countries flags above ours a serious offense, or it will end up getting out of hand in the coming years. Do not speak a single word against our veterans!!!

[Jess5]

Thats right faith. Nothing makes me angrier than when people talk negatively about our veterans!

[Jess5]

Originally Posted by nvxplorer

There are people who hate my wife's cooking, as well. They can criticize her all they want, outside our home. Only I can criticize her cooking inside our home, because it's my home, and she's my wife.

Get the point?

Exactly, I'm an American citizen, but I hate one thing about America. The thing I hate is the way our American government panders to illegals! Oh, and, the way our politicians lie to get votes.

[RandomU]

Originally Posted by Jess5

Thats right faith. Nothing makes me angrier than when people talk negatively about our veterans!

I said NOTHING negative about our veterans. I in fact COMPLIMENTED him as he struck me as the sort, that "IF" he was punished he would accept such punishment like a man and not whine about it.


I said

"I saw the interview with the Vet when this first happened, and he seemed to be the sort who even if he was charged would be proud to accept his punishment for his "civil disobediance". Something many who practice civil disobediance fail to accept."

RandomU

[moving123456]

Originally Posted by RandomU

Flying an american flag below another countries flag is not illegal. If a particular state or county has a law making it illegal it would be a slam dunk to get it over turned on First Amendment rights. If you think otherwise please post the Legal statute and court case.

United States Flag Code is U.S. Federal Law, even though it is not strictly enforced.

Originally Posted by United States Code, Title 36, Chapter 10, Sec. 175

(e) The flag of the United States of America should be at the center and at the highest point of the group when a number of flags of States or localities or pennants of societies are grouped and displayed from staffs.

(f) When flags of States, cities, or localities, or pennants of societies are flown on the same halyard with the flag of the United States, the latter should always be at the peak. When the flags are flown from adjacent staffs, the flag of the United States should be hoisted first and lowered last. No such flag or pennant may be placed above the flag of the United States or to the United States flag's right.

(g) When flags of two or more nations are displayed, they are to be flown from separate staffs of the same height. The flags should be of approximately equal size. International usage forbids the display of the flag of one nation above that of another nation in time of peace.

[Jess5]

Originally Posted by RandomU

I said NOTHING negative about our veterans. I in fact COMPLIMENTED him as he struck me as the sort, that "IF" he was punished he would accept such punishment like a man and not whine about it.


I said

"I saw the interview with the Vet when this first happened, and he seemed to be the sort who even if he was charged would be proud to accept his punishment for his "civil disobediance". Something many who practice civil disobediance fail to accept."

RandomU

I wasn't talking about you. I was referencing faiths post "Do not speak a single word against our veterans." I was speaking, in general, not about one specific poster.

[brattpowered]

I understand his love for America, but I don't think it warrants him throwing another country's flag on the ground.

But then again, cooler heads never prevail in debates like this.