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Flag burning is one such form of symbolic discourse. When a flag is privately owned, its owner should be able to burn it…

Yes, it should be illegal to burn the American flag. It is a violation to our nation and our constitution. It proves we…

No but people who do it publicly should be added to the terrorist watch list and be put on the no fly list.

No, it's just a piece of cloth that represents different things based on the colors/shapes on it. As long as the flag is…

No, it’s a form of free speech and is ultimately only a piece of cloth that doesn’t represent what it should

Yes, you should be able to if you own it and you are allowed to burn things and aren't in a burn ban. This is so you don…

Going off from my background as a Boy scout, I've seen countless of flag retirement ceremonies, which after a flag is de…

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