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Topic	Americans died fighting Confederates and many more died fighting Nazis.
NINExATExSEVEN 09/29/17 1:46:50 PM #37:	Bishop9800 posted... NINExATExSEVEN posted... Of course you're not. Kneeling for the anthem in front of the flag as well is disrespectful to all our values and sacrifices that had to be made to make and keep America the greatest and most free country in the world. You might disagree that it's disrespectful, but many Americans do. This whole issue is an opinion, there are no facts. Some might have the opinion that kneeling is ok, and others might have the opinion that kneeling is disrespectful to our country because of what our anthem and flag represents. Please show me where it's "disrespectful to kneel in front of the flag. Go on. Please show it to me. Also, I guess kneeling in front of a grave site of a love one is disrespectful. What about kneeling in front of a alter? Is that showing signs of disrespectfulness? I'm sure you realize that there's this piece of paper that says people can kneel for the flag. It's called THE CONSTITUTION. That gives anyone the right to say and do want they feel. Plus it's says that I don't have to stand for no flag or anthem. But keep having a hive mind and go along with what everybody else is saying. Why are you purposefully missing the point? It's tradition to stand for the anthem and flag and keep your head high. It's a show of respect for your country, it's citizens, it's values, and all those who sacrificed to protect our freedoms. There's no tradition to stand in front of graveyards with your hand on your heart. You're just picking random things now to make a point. Also I mentioned opinion. O.P.I.N.I.O.N. You don't care, others do. Simple. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... Dubstep song of the week http://youtu.be/MmVHWPdI5d0 <cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted [p:887515842] in Americans ... [t:75826842]...</cite> <quote><cite>Bishop9800 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>NINExATExSEVEN posted...</cite> <quote> Of course you're not. Kneeling for the anthem in front of the flag as well is disrespectful to all our values and sacrifices that had to be made to make and keep America the greatest and most free country in the world. You might disagree that it's disrespectful, but many Americans do. This whole issue is an opinion, there are no facts. Some might have the opinion that kneeling is ok, and others might have the opinion that kneeling is disrespectful to our country because of what our anthem and flag represents. </quote> Please show me where it's "disrespectful to kneel in front of the flag. Go on. Please show it to me. Also, I guess kneeling in front of a grave site of a love one is disrespectful. What about kneeling in front of a alter? Is that showing signs of disrespectfulness? I'm sure you realize that there's this piece of paper that says people can kneel for the flag. It's called THE CONSTITUTION. That gives anyone the right to say and do want they feel. Plus it's says that I don't have to stand for no flag or anthem. But keep having a hive mind and go along with what everybody else is saying.</quote> Why are you purposefully missing the point? It's tradition to stand for the anthem and flag and keep your head high. It's a show of respect for your country, it's citizens, it's values, and all those who sacrificed to protect our freedoms. There's no tradition to stand in front of graveyards with your hand on your heart. You're just picking random things now to make a point. Also I mentioned opinion. O.P.I.N.I.O.N. You don't care, others do. Simple. --- Listen to my story... This... May be our last chance... Dubstep song of the week http://youtu.be/MmVHWPdI5d0</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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