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wantsome
Give the Mexicans a break how were they suppose to know proper flag etiquette? Oh that's right they don't even bother to learn the language. why should they have to learn anything else about this country? Maybe if they got in line like everyone else they might know better.
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HomerinNC
reply to post by Nyiah
Incorrect, you fly the American Flag correct in AMERICA, or don't fly it AT ALL!!!
Please correct me if I am wrong but weren't you famous for 15 minutes for flying yours upside down?
Are you saying that in America, you do not possess the freedom to fly a flag however you see fit?
You were overseas protecting your freedoms, so where did these freedoms go, did they all of a sudden just disappear?
Man, this thread is unbelievable...
poet1b
This claim that immigrants built this country is simply not true.
The people who founded the US are the original citizens of the country, the USA. Before that point there was no USA. Everyone who was here at that time and chose to be loyal to the US, could be a part of the country. They were not immigrants, they were the founders.
poet1b
This claim that immigrants built this country is simply not true.
The people who founded the US are the original citizens of the country, the USA. Before that point there was no USA.
The Pancho Villa Expedition—officially known in the United States as the Mexican Expedition[1] and sometimes colloquially referred to as the Punitive Expedition—was a military operation conducted by the United States Army against the paramilitary forces of Mexican revolutionary Francisco "Pancho" Villa from 1916 to 1917 during the Mexican Revolution. The expedition was launched in retaliation for Villa's attack on the town of Columbus, New Mexico, and was the most remembered event of the Border War.
poet1b
reply to post by iRoyalty
Both flags are just a piece of cloth, right?
So how about explaining the difference?
neo96
The only flag anyone should be flying in this country is
The
DONT TREAD ON ME.
Flag.
It is one thing to be proud of this country, and it's symbols, but anyone paying attention to current events is this country is not worth the admiration so many people have for it.
WE have become the very things men, and women have fought, and died protecting this country from.
boymonkey74
reply to post by Battleline
Sorry I thought under your constitution it was allowed to disrespect anyone or anything?
Stop cherry picking freedoms.
Oh and I like the UK I find we have many different cultures and I welcome them all, we like yourself are a mongrel nation and that is what makes us great.
I think your founding fathers would be disgusted...all this over a flag.
buster2010
neo96
The only flag anyone should be flying in this country is
The
DONT TREAD ON ME.
Flag.
It is one thing to be proud of this country, and it's symbols, but anyone paying attention to current events is this country is not worth the admiration so many people have for it.
WE have become the very things men, and women have fought, and died protecting this country from.
If you think it should be this nations flag you can at least learn the name of it. It's called the Gadsden flag.
HomerinNC
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HomerinNC
reply to post by Nyiah
Incorrect, you fly the American Flag correct in AMERICA, or don't fly it AT ALL!!!
Please correct me if I am wrong but weren't you famous for 15 minutes for flying yours upside down?
Are you saying that in America, you do not possess the freedom to fly a flag however you see fit?
You were overseas protecting your freedoms, so where did these freedoms go, did they all of a sudden just disappear?
Man, this thread is unbelievable...
Incorrect, I flew my flag according to federal statutes CORRECTLY, no flag flew OVER the American FLag, and I flew it upside down because we were (and still are) in danger.
Show me in the Federal statutes where I flew it incorrectly, ok?
poet1b
reply to post by iRoyalty
So a flag can stand for something, in the case of the NAZI flag, evil, and maybe people in the US see their flag as standing for something good, liberty.
For many Mexicans, the Mexican flag stands for their claims to territories they never occupied or controlled.
But I guess that is wrong for us to be proud of what our nations flag stands for, but right for you to hate as a symbol.