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You can still burn the U.S. flag as protest
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The proposed Constitutional amendment that would have outlawed flag burning was defeated yesterday.
I for one am glad it was defeated. This subject is a conservative ploy to incite the masses during election years. Has been for awhile.
Thankfully there are just enough level heads left in the Senate.
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:banana:

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I was under the impression that burning the flag was illegal. I know there is a proper way to dispose of an American Flag when it gets torn, old or touches the ground. I never knew I could legally burn a flag in protest. Not that I would but I guess I could.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

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?Friendship is like peeing on yourself: everyone can see it, but only you get the warm feeling that it brings. ?[/color]

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my question~ if you come across a burning flag and want to put it out but have no water, can you pee on it, for its safety???

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... thank god.  politicians need to concentrate on problems, not trying to force their values on the public.
Switching peeping observing and licking
No telling next day what I be thinking

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If people really want to burn something in protest, maybe they should give this a try.

Makes a stronger statemnet, I think.
A man who has seen the things I have seen,
experienced the loss and pain I have experienced,
I transcend race, hombre.

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why would i want to burn an asian????

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Quote from: jking
why would i want to burn an asian????

its a buddhist and its because they preach blasphamy!!
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

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oh, well, burning buddhists makes sense. them dudes *never* fight back!!

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as long as we both under stand the situation.
Love many, trust few and don\'t be late.

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Quote from: jking
oh, well, burning buddhists makes sense. them dudes *never* fight back!!

this quote contridicts every kung fu movie I\'ve ever seen
A man who has seen the things I have seen,
experienced the loss and pain I have experienced,
I transcend race, hombre.

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those were shaolin monks, obviously...

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Quote from: jking
why would i want to burn an asian????

...and now he\'s splitting hairs over monks.  Way to get all techinical on me! I\'m so opposed to your sarcasm that...

:douses self with gasoline frantically searches for a match:
A man who has seen the things I have seen,
experienced the loss and pain I have experienced,
I transcend race, hombre.

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:lol: