https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature...-out-us-flags/
Anyone disagree?
https://www.defense.gov/News/Feature...-out-us-flags/Sincerely a great post Ona.
Anyone disagree? Originally Posted by onawbtngr546
Sincerely a great post Ona.Thanks!
I appreciate you sharing a link that shows respect to the Stars and Stripes. Originally Posted by Green_Mountain
Thanks!... Wrong.
I think my posts are going quite a bit a ways above the heads of the MAGAs here.
So I'll give the class some cheats. The proper way to dispose of a flag is to burn it. And, burning the flag is protected under the 1st
https://www.whitehouse.gov/president...american-flag/
trump signed an EO criminalizing burning of flags.
trump signed an EO negating the first amendment.
Originally Posted by onawbtngr546
That doesn't address the question, though. Are they to be treated the same way or is it OK to burn them out in the yard after they're covered in various bodily excretions and unfit to fly. Originally Posted by HDGristleI’m not completely sure. If forced to guess, I’d say that only an actual flag is subject to the rules, not a likeness printed on clothing, so it would probably be ok to dispose of such things however you want.
I’m not completely sure. If forced to guess, I’d say that only an actual flag is subject to the rules, not a likeness printed on clothing, so it would probably be ok to dispose of such things however you want. Originally Posted by JacuzzmeThat would also be my interpretation. It prohibits making clothing out of a flag but clothing depicting a flag is ok.