Sure, there is no problem with that. Just respect my right not to. I'll remove a hat in respect but I don't stand unless I already am.
I don't fly a flag. If Iranian dictators can force crowds into their streets to burn US flags, no one can tell me I cannot burn one in protest on my US street.
Do you notice that, for example, Pakistani protesters draw the flag on strips from sheets? They are too impoverished to buy a real one just to burn it.
Regards from Rosie
I certainly do respect your right(s)--regarding the flag or anything else.
Maybe I haven't read your posts correctly---highly possible. You have mentioned patriotism several times.
At times my life is very challenging--and no, I haven't paid much attention to the Pakistani protestors.
Thanks!
My posts have been protesting enforced patriotism, one size fits all patriotism. That is patriotic PCness.
I'm physically challenged. I hope our challenges lessen.
If you see it on the news, look to see if it is a flag or bedsheet burning. With Iran it is usually a real one provided by the regime.
Regards from Rosie
I understand. Sometimes I make my life more challenging than it needs to be--even trying to read these threads I get overwhelmed in all the opinions.
enforced patriotism-PCness--not my cup of tea. It does seem like we are guests at the Mad Hatter's Tea Party, if you are familiar with Alice in Wonderland.