That's abhorrently disrespectful of people who have fought for you defense and freedom (assuming you live in the US).
Because it's not about them.
Flags mean far more than what you seem to know.
Therefore, the flag is associated with the military. Thank you for proving my point.
They are indeed. Ask the veterans who do feel they are being disrespected.
I need to clear this up though, taking a knee during the pledge doesn't have anything to do with troops until it does...? That's...
Giving your life to only be disrespected tends to not go over rather well.
Is the military not the arm of the country? The flag is the symbol of the country, so it typically goes without saying the we associate the flag with the military. If we did not, then it would be nonsensical for...
Exactly. Mountains, being naturally tall formations, are mostly like symbols or even a type of portal to the heavens. It's similar to how caves are associated with the underworld.
Gods, I would say. Some are certainly more bloodthirsty than others. It seems that human sacrifice was most common in the southern hemisphere. It must have something to do with that general type of environment.
As I've come to understand this figure, he is the combination of a mountain god and a war god, with the war god being the Hebrew's tribal god; most similar to Ares/Mars. El Elyon (the mountain god) is much more similar to Zeus/Jupiter.
I hardly see the difference between slaughtering an animal for food than as a sacrifice, except that the sacrifice is treated honorably whereas the slaughtered is not.