Your right, it is legal to burn an American flag because it"s the ONLY way to properly dispose of one that"s old and worn out. Burning the flag is only a sign of disresspect when it"s done by someone who"s sole desire is to show disrespect. Say what you will but personally I"d rather watch someone "disrespect" my flag by burning it, thereby disposing of it in a proper fashion where they can"t disrespect it anymore, rather than pulling it behind a vehicle on the ground, walking over it, or whatever. By doing anything other than actually burning and disopsing of it, they have the opportunity to show off the flag with the signs of their disrespect all over it. It pi$$es me off to see one burned like that but considering the alternative I think that"s their best approach because it limits their ability to disrespect it and flaunt it later.
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