Re: For all the Americans to watch..



ChairmanOfTheBored wrote:

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the renowned Eeyore wrote:
Jamie wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nONjlZ8YMkA

Does Vet mean vetinarian or veteran ?

Is it actually ILLEGAL to fly the Mexican flag ?

Graham

You're not supposed to fly it (or any other nation's flag) above (or
below) a US flag, at least "in time of peace".

http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/flagetiq.html
http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/html/uscode04/usc_sec_04_00000007----000-.html

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Are there penalties for violating the Flag Code?

No. The Flag Code (see below) is intended as a guide to be followed on
a purely voluntary basis to insure proper respect for the flag.

The Flag Code has no provision for enforcement whatsoever. No fines,
no penalties. There is nothing law enforcement can do when the Flag
Code is broken. The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that violations
of the Flag Code are protected First Amendment Rights for political
speech.

So it's not actually ILLEGAL then ?

Wheras theft and damage to property most certainly ARE crimes.

He gave his name, right there on the local news station's broadcast.

How much do you want to bet that he was not ever approached by any LEO
regarding his actions?

Or better, how much bet that he was offered a handshake and a pat on
the back as opposed to an apprehension?

Apparently it happened a couple of months ago, so presumably we don't need to guess.

" The Reno police department has told krnv that Brossert will faces charges for theft
if the store owner files a police report of what happened. "
http://thevoice.name/?p=3822

Since it's a civil matter that figures. It's down to the store owner.


Sorry, dumb***. Theft is NOT a "civil matter" in any of this
country's states or possessions.

Without anyone reporting a theft where's the crime ?

Oh boy... the old "if no one is there to hear it does a fallen tree
make any sound?"

You are so full of ***.

No, you are. ALWAYS.


Remember the Crown Jewels theft?

http://www.historic-uk.com/HistoryUK/England-History/ColonelBlood.htm

Are you going to try to tell us that since no one saw the act of
thievery, that the crown jewels theft was not a crime?

Apparently you can't see that there's NO similarity whatever.

The Crown Jewels are unmistakably the property of The Crown.

Some flag could be anyone's. Ownership needs to be shown (or known) for an offence to have
been committed.

Graham

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