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>Sir, I respectfully disagree with you. > >Burning a flag isn't a sin against you, or this >country. > >Flags are burned for different reasons for different >people. To some burning a flag is the ONLY way to >disgard it in a respectful and traditional manner. >May I suggest you attend a VFW flag burning ritual, >and see what they think about their right to burn a >flag. > >Do you recall the flag that made the U.S. tour after >9-11, that was from the Trade Center Towers? > >I spoke with many who thought that to parade THAT flag >about was sin against the flag's tradition(s). To >them, it served as evidence that we can be grought to >our knees, and that upon retrieval from ground zero, >it should have been ceremonial cremated, and replaced. > >People burn flags because they are no longer >representations of their host, creator, country, in an >up or down matter. > >If someone thought their country no longer stood for >itself, its flag might be burned. If a flag was >tattered and torn, and no longer represented it >country's actual condition, it might be burned. > >I hope you can understand that making laws against >this practice, is no less than trying to police >people's thoughts.

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