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That might've been the case if most Muslims around the world from different cultures and countries did this, which would speak poorly about most Muslims and Islam. However some people doing so does not come near to say anything about Muslims in general.
As long as they are burning their own stuff and not mine.Burn books, burn flags, burn whatever you want to burn . I really could care less.
I assume that you don't believe that flag burning should fall under protected speech, either?
Burn books, burn flags, burn whatever you want to burn . I really could care less.
So was that a yes or no?Flag burning I guess to me is ridiculous.
So was that a yes or no?
Flags and books are inanimate objects, and if it's people's own personal property that they're burning, then those who don't like it can simply ignore it, correct? It's that simple. I find the suggestion that rights and freedoms should be restricted to spare peoples insecurities and hypersensitivities an absolutely ridiculous and abhorrent one.
Yes.
Perhaps yes if they bought a flag just to burn it its their right. I am saying that its not conveying anything to me.
Unfortunately, it is not against the law in the USA to hurt someone's feelings.
Just don't do it in front of me and some of my Army and Jarhead buddies
This isn't about hurt feelings. I don't care if you barbecue or fish fry the US flag. Just don't do it in front of me and some of my Army and Jarhead buddies
Does burning pieces of paper or cloth wound pride?
Define "in front of me" please.
Does burning pieces of paper or cloth wound pride?
In my presence as in, in front of me. Its pretty clear
Errr...
I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you meant "fortunately". :sarcastic