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Flag Burning… What about the Mexican Flag?

This story isn’t new, but I just learned about it. Apparently, back in April, a man named Roy Warden was arrested for burning a Mexican Flag. Arrested? I have to admit I was rather shocked to hear such a thing, since burning our own flag is certainly fine by many liberal standards and no one gets arrested for that. I don’t necessarily agree with burning any country’s flag, but… Man Arrested for Burning Mexican Flag IF it’s fine to wave the Mexican flag here in America, or to remove the American flag and replace it with the Mexican flag then … Continue reading →

Flag Burning: Does Having the Right Make it Right?

The brave, devoted men and women of the U.S. Military fight to defend our freedom. They fight under our flag, Old Glory, the stars and stripes, red, white, and blue. They defend everything that we hold dear, and we owe them a debt that we can never repay. However, some people choose to pay them back with contempt. Members of the Military make great sacrifices -sometimes the ultimate sacrifice- to defend our rights. However, does having the right to do something make it right? Flag burning comes to mind after reading the recent story of a teacher who did just … Continue reading →