LSU Student Allegedly Burns American Flag After News of Bin Laden's Death (free speech, versus)
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We're not debating about whether it's ok or not. We're debating about whether it's legal. Is the flag his own personal property or was it bought by taxpayers?
Flag burning and the burning of religious texts are totally legal in and of themselves. They are both needlessly inflammatory and people who aren't extremist trolls would not engage in or condone either activities.
Of this individual's many apparent crimes, burning the flag is not one. And since a dual citizen is, for all intents and purposes a US citizen, stripping him of citizenship is a stupid and implausible suggestion, especially for a number of misdemeanors.
He's either trolling or has some kind of comprehension problem.
trolling I am sure. but the good news is I just re-read the constitution.
It was fun! every American ought to do that a couple times a year!
God bless you and yours! I served too and well remember the oath I took to support and defend the constitution!
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