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I don't care if the owner isn't actually punishable, it's complete bullshit that he flew the Mexican flag above the American. Fly a home nation's flag below any other and you'll get this same reaction from somebody out there.
He needs to cough up the money for a second flagpole if he wants to show solidarity. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
EDIT: Fresh Frank has the right idea about what I'm saying.
I don't agree that nothing can be done to him, since I don't know the laws applying to infractions against proper flag usage. All I'm saying there is "in the event that nothing can be done to him..." It should also be a given that my comment is opinionated and the use of "need" shouldn't be seen as "need, because his life/livelihood is at stake". But then again, if he continues to fly it below the Mexican flag, I wouldn't be surprised if the place becomes a target for vandalism. There's nowhere I can't reach.
Last edited by Final Fantasy Phoneteen; Oct 5, 2007 at 03:51 PM.
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How ya doing, buddy? |
The problem with just writing this up as "racy free speech" is that there isn't a law that says I can't be a racist motherfucker, while there is a law that says I can't fly a national flag over another national flag, that I can't burn the flag unless the stars are cut off from the stripes, or whatever else. Punishable or not, the guy as a decent US citizen would want avoid breaking any sort of law. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |