Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
hmmm your link points an article on ju entitled 'dress code' dated 2/8/2005 and authored by that crazed firebrand left-wing revolutionary, steven dedalus.

is hillary taking a stand against schools making students wear the flag?
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
I will trust that the link was an honest mistake and comment on Hillary's opposition to flag-burning... she is just trying to endear herself to the "moderate Republican" and the "centrists" out there. Even though she is a militant left-wing nutcase just like the rest of them.

Take that flag off, youngster!
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top
She is running for president before she wins the nomination of the Democrats.  And I thought she was supposed to be the smartest woman in the world?????
Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top

authored by that crazed firebrand left-wing revolutionary, steven dedalus.
Oh, thank you so much!

She is running for president before she wins the nomination of the Democrats.
And before re-elected to the Senate.

No mistake; just a reminder that flag-burning is not to be treated lightly.

Reply #5 from JoeUser Forums Top

No mistake; just a reminder that flag-burning is not to be treated lightly.

Just curious, by whom?(forget the religious right).

Reply #6 from JoeUser Forums Top
Flag-burning should not be a public spectacle as in the Middle East. If a citizen has a gripe; he should burn it in his own backyard.
Reply #7 from JoeUser Forums Top

Flag-burning should not be a public spectacle as in the Middle East. If a citizen has a gripe; he should burn it in his own backyard.


But I thought we had freedom to do it where we want, as long as no laws are broken of course. Why should I be limited to my backyard, what if I don't have a backyard? (keep in mind I am not looking foward to burning any flags, just curious questions)
Reply #8 from JoeUser Forums Top
But I thought we had freedom to do it where we want, as long as no laws are broken of course. Why should I be limited to my backyard, what if I don't have a backyard? (keep in mind I am not looking forward to burning any flags, just curious questions)


Smarter to do it that way because no one sees you doing it. There are a TON of people out there that would get "severely" bent out of shape if they saw someone doing that. I "know" I would! I know this is going to draw a lot of flack but.....if I were to see a foreign national burning our flag here in America, they would more than likely get a 2x4 aside the head.
Reply #9 from JoeUser Forums Top
just curious questions)
Fire escape, bathtub maybe?

Smarter to do it that way because no one sees you doing it.


You got that right!