on St. Patricks Day?
on MLK Day?
Just curious.
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on St. Patricks Day?
on MLK Day?
Just curious.
Is it disrespectful for schools to fly the American flag on those days and Cinco de Mayo?
No, no and no.
It's stupid to start a duplicate thread, whore.
Wearing an American flag repurposed as clothing is disrespectful at all times.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
Flag reproductions printed on clothing pretty clearly fall into another category. I would assume this is what you are referring to. Even if wearing flag-themed clothes was deemed somehow offensive, that wouldn't be a compelling reason to prohibit it. JMO.
Has someone suggested this, besides you?Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Winehole23
I don't find American flag themed clothing offensive, just a bit tacky.
I can't figure out why anyone thought it WOULD be disrespectful, regardless of what day of the year it is.
I notice that a lot of people in S.A. have mini Mexican flags hanging from their rearview car mirrors. I don't think these are offensive in the least.
Who said it would be disrespectful?
The school principal.
Not according to the article in the other thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by jack sommerset
Do you have a quote from a different source?
No
Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
That wasn't the principal.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
If you want to debate this with a high school girl, perhaps you should seek her out. I doubt she reads this board.
You should wear an Ernesto Guevara Lynch t-shirt on St. Patricks day. That'll keep 'em guessing ....
What if a kid wore this on 4th of July?
http://rlv.zcache.com/union_jack_t_s...48uye8_400.jpg
Hope he doesn't get beat up, but go for it.
Most kids would probably think it was the Confederate flag.
Nothing would happen.
OK, has anyone on this board declared the wearing of any of these shirts disrespectful?
MY GOD! The HORROR! SUSPEND THAT PERSON!Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
I do somewhat find the Union Jack disrespectul due to the years of suffering the post 'Exile On Mainstreet' Rolling Stones music we have been forced to endure for the better part of four decades.
Anyone seen this:
http://www.neisd.net/churchill/
They also fly the Union Jack.
For me The Kinks sort of make up for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by word
to answer the OP: no, it would not.
edit: IMO, it would not. "disrespect" is in the eye of the beholder.
I'm reminded of that scene from The People Vs. Larry Flynt, when Woody shows up to court wearing an american flag diaper.
"Well your honor I have fashioned this flag into a diaper. If you're gonna treat me like a baby I figure might as well act like one."
classic