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No. It's not grey. There is no debate to be had here. It's an event where a thug beat the **** out of his girlfriend and then attacked paramedics who were trying to assess and treat her. Wow. Next thing you'll say is that Hitler was misunderstood, and the holocaust situation is a grey area also.
So this thug attacks his girlfriend and then goes after her in the ambulance and when the cops stop him he grabs their gun, gets shot in the process, and BLM burns the flag? At this point - whatever. I suggest anyone under the age of 30 go live in Haiti for a while to get used to your future in America.
you should probably worry more about stuff that is, you know...illegal
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Originally Posted by phxone
Someone may want to take another look at the 1st Amendment to the US Constitution. Unless you truly believe that a piece of fabric is worth more than the civil rights that piece of fabric represent.
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Originally Posted by pknopp
Quoted for irony.
Anyone who desecrates the flag doesn't have respect for our country. Therefore, your opinions don't matter to me.
Anyone who desecrates the flag doesn't have respect for our country. Therefore, your opinions don't matter to me.
I respect it far more than you IMO. The right of protest, including the burning of the flag is what makes the country better than so many other countries.
Anyone who desecrates the flag doesn't have respect for our country. Therefore, your opinions don't matter to me.
I get it, you fetishize a piece of fabric and completely ignore the principles our country was founded on. It is you that has no respect for our country and what it stands for.
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