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To: RetroSexual

If they wanted demonstrate free speech, they should've burned other countries' flags where such activities are illegal or liable to get you taken behind your house and shot.

Burning the American flag as a demonstration of free speech is not a positive demonstration of free speech. In fact, it is just the opposite.


2 posted on 07/04/2006 3:34:49 PM PDT by coconutt2000 (NO MORE PEACE FOR OIL!!! DOWN WITH TYRANTS, TERRORISTS, AND TIMIDCRATS!!!! (3-T's For World Peace))
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To: coconutt2000

But I'm sure that burning the Gay Pride flag in Santa Cruz is considered a hate crime.


5 posted on 07/04/2006 3:35:56 PM PDT by MarkeyD (The patriotism of the New York Times = The humanity of an Islamic terrorist.)
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To: coconutt2000

They should have burned their underwear...while they were still wearing them!


6 posted on 07/04/2006 3:36:21 PM PDT by HansGygi
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To: coconutt2000

They've shown that they are idiots for all the world to see.


33 posted on 07/04/2006 4:40:06 PM PDT by glorgau
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To: coconutt2000

Burning another country's flag doesn't have anything to do with free speech in the U.S., and wouldn't get much press. And no, burning an American flag is the perfect demonstration of free speech, because no police or army showed up to disappere them. That's the point. I wish you people would realize you don't have to be a liberal to defend free speech. If it was the second amendemnt, would you be singing the same tune? Or do you even know what the second amendment is?


97 posted on 07/06/2006 10:01:42 PM PDT by straycoolcat (CONSERVATIVES ARE SMART, damn it!)
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