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A serious question.
Oct 4, 2017 13:36:13 #
Hopefully, I'll get a proper answer, without all the usual bullshit from the usual suspects.
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
Oct 4, 2017 13:46:02 #
Wellhiem wrote:
Hopefully, I'll get a proper answer, without all the usual bullshit from the usual suspects.
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
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You stand with your hand over your heart.
My feelings are: If you don't respect America, I'll be happy to help one pack.
Oct 4, 2017 13:48:28 #
charles tabb wrote:
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You stand with your hand over your heart.
My feelings are: If you don't respect America, I'll be happy to help one pack.
You stand with your hand over your heart.
My feelings are: If you don't respect America, I'll be happy to help one pack.
Right on..
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Oct 4, 2017 14:10:11 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
lightcatcher wrote: Right on..
Right on..Hey,
I saw a clip where Melania had to elbow trump to get him to put his hand over his heart.
Oct 4, 2017 14:26:27 #
Wellhiem wrote:
Hopefully, I'll get a proper answer, without all the usual bullshit from the usual suspects.
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
I believe that the situation creates the context in which the act is then interpreted. In the football stadium, the past practice has been to stand for the playing of the national anthem. Using that as the standard practice, kneeling is an act in opposition to standing in respect. In church, kneeling is a sign of respect and submission. To stand in that environment would be a statement in opposition. This is my serious interpretation to your serious question.
Oct 4, 2017 15:15:36 #
Wellhiem wrote:
Hopefully, I'll get a proper answer, without all the usual bullshit from the usual suspects.
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
Why is kneeling before the flag, considered less respectful than standing?
The ball players began kneeling last year to protest the cop killings of African-Americans. It has nothing to do with lack of patriotism or lack of respect for the military. Trump wants to constantly deflect from whatever is going on at the moment--the Russia investigation is looking into criminal activities committed by the Trump campaign, you can almost always depend that everything leads back to Russia. He will probably get us into a nuclear war thinking that will get him out of it. Lots of ppl don't even know why the players are protesting, they just believe Trump's nonsense but most of us know better.
Edited: I forgot to say that Trump had begun tweeting about the football players and had no idea why they kneeled, added his lies... he was just starting trouble, as usual.
Oct 4, 2017 15:45:24 #
dljen wrote:
The ball players began kneeling last year to prote... (show quote)
People were angry at CK long before Trump became President. God, your stupid.
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Oct 4, 2017 15:47:27 #
thom w
Loc: San Jose, CA
cwp3420 wrote:
People were angry at CK long before Trump became President. God, your stupid.
Seriously, do you have dyslexia?
Oct 4, 2017 16:22:44 #
thom w wrote:
Seriously, do you have dyslexia?
Seriously, do you have a brain tumor? Or even a brain?
Oct 4, 2017 16:24:10 #
cwp3420 wrote:
People were angry at CK long before Trump became President. God, your stupid.
You expect less from Dimwit Donna. And you get it.
Oct 4, 2017 16:28:52 #
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Oct 4, 2017 16:40:36 #
LEGALDR wrote:
I believe that the situation creates the context in which the act is then interpreted. In the football stadium, the past practice has been to stand for the playing of the national anthem. Using that as the standard practice, kneeling is an act in opposition to standing in respect. In church, kneeling is a sign of respect and submission. To stand in that environment would be a statement in opposition. This is my serious interpretation to your serious question.
Perfect explanation. Was going to express the same opinion but not as eloquently.
Oct 4, 2017 16:43:03 #
cwp3420 wrote:
People were angry at CK long before Trump became President. God, your stupid.
And apparently you don't understand the difference between a possessive and a contraction (your vs. you're)
Oct 4, 2017 16:44:24 #
KGOldWolf wrote:
And apparently you don't understand the difference between a possessive and a contraction (your vs. you're)
I do. My mistake. Thanks for caring.
Oct 4, 2017 16:46:08 #
cwp3420 wrote:
I do. My mistake. Thanks for caring.
It's all the old fart lives for!
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