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>burns own town/businesses for the "cause" >bitches cuz businesses don't rebuild >morons
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You're one of the reasons the saying "Don't believe everything on the Internet" exist. Look up the actual FACTS next time.
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Why does Vietnam say 90,000. It was 58,000
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Although they are not doing it properly, burning a flag is how you respectfully retire them
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1) That is peaceable assembly. Nothing is illegal there (except for the Flag Code, but we break that all the time) 2) Freedom of expression 3) For items 1 and 2, please see [b]Amendment I[/b].
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Nope. Less than that. There was way less in the revolutionary war, war of 1812, and civil. All troops after that pretty much invaded other areas.
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Hmmmmm. No white people in that picture. Weird.
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[quote]Hmmmmm. No white people in that picture. Weird.[/quote]
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Lol. Nuff said
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[quote]Hmmmmm. No white people in that picture. Weird.[/quote]
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[quote][quote]Hmmmmm. No white people in that picture. Weird.[/quote][/quote]
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[quote][quote][quote]Hmmmmm. No white people in that picture. Weird.[/quote][/quote][/quote]
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Very sad truth
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I love how the post says 82 million soldiers have died but in reality the American casualty rate has never broke a million, fantastic troll is fantastic.
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I don't think the person who made that statistic meant in the line of duty.
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I doubt 82 million people served but let's say they did, it still doesn't matter because they didn't die in the line of duty so invoking their veteran status is irrelevant to the above mentioned issue.
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Who knows. I'm trying to figure out how the hell he came up with that number.
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[quote]I love how the post says 82 million soldiers have died but in reality the American casualty rate has never broke a million, fantastic troll is fantastic.[/quote]
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Over the course of history.
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Over the course of history we have about 1.5 million deaths, that number is inflated because of the civil war.
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Yeah I guess 1.5 million isn't that many people which makes it ok to do shit like this right?
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1.5 million over the course of almost 300 years is next to nothing, considering 300,000 didn't even fly the American flag. By all means it's okay, they fought for freedom of speech. The flag does not represent the soldier it represents the country and putting it in flames is representative of solidarity in a conflict with something the country is doing.
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It's still an enormous disrespect to not only to the soldiers but the country as a whole. If you don't like the country that's fine. There's plenty of other places to live.
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Ah the old, "if you don't like it you can live somewhere else" rhetoric. Our founding fathers were all about dissent and freedom to protest. It's a flag dude, a piece of fabric used to identify the country; if a flag can get people so butt hurt then we really need to refocus our priorities as a nation.