'Merica!

[generalmeow]

I thought this was a pretty cool story about a school trying to stop a kid from flying an American flag on his truck as it might offend. I can't believe people even can say with a straight face that the American flag might offend people....at a school....in the USA. JEEZ! What the heck is wrong with the diseased minds on the left?

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2015...ed-everything/

I stopped by a gas station yesterday that I hadn't been to since Easter. And I remember that exact day because on Easter when I was in there the guy in front of me in line said "Happy Easter" to the clerk at the counter. And the clerk said "we don't celebrate Easter in Somalia". And the guy raised his voice and said, "well this is America!" (possibly 'Merica"). So funny. I wanted to give him a high five. I don't know if he was serious or joking.

[Ronin13]

That video is awesome! Don't want us to fly our flags? F You! God bless those kids! Finally some love for our country amidst all this angst and stupidity about "well it's my right to stomp on the flag."

[Bailey Guns]

Good for him. And, even though the administrators appear to be morons, props to them for changing their minds and admitting the policy could be changed.

[Tinelement]

Best thing about that video was to see how the community came together.

[Irving]

This was last year right?

[Singlestack]

The left targeted taking over public education in the 50s and 60s, and now they pretty much control that. Thats why really stupid things like this happen. Even though stories like this are not uncommon any more, they still shock me when they happen. I think regular folks are so fed up with the crap these days that more are willing to make a stand in their communities.

[Jer]

You don't like our flag? Fuck you.

[crays]

You don't like our flag? Fuck you, and feel free to move to wherever it is you think is better.

FIFY

[Jer]

FIFY

I like mine better. It conveys my feelings succinctly yet gives little room for argument.

[BPTactical]

I like mine better. It conveys my feelings succinctly yet gives little room for argument.

Respectfully disagree, Crays nails it and gives ZERO room for argument.

We seem to have forgotten a phrase that has been quite popular in the past:

"America, love it or leave it"