[Pietro]

It's clear at this point that we live in a lawless country, and that the "law", such as it is, depends upon the whims of a ruling elite often working against the clear will of the people.

So at this stage wouldn't it be proper to consider sedition and treason to be patriotic acts?

[daniel1212]

It's clear at this point that we live in a lawless country, and that the "law", such as it is, depends upon the whims of a ruling elite often working against the clear will of the people. So at this stage wouldn't it be proper to consider sedition and treason to be patriotic acts?

That is just what refusal to salute the flag of Sodom will be seen as, with economic sanctions, or worse. The latest:

Chick-fil-A Blocked From Opening At Denver Airport Due To Christian Views

[wita]

So at this stage wouldn’t it be proper to consider sedition and treason to be patriotic acts?

I would say never to the premise. This is one of those “depends on the meaning of is”, statements. We know the left will never give up using the correct definition to bash patriotic conservatives for something leftists should actually be charged with.

Making the charge stick, and hanging the blastards is the tough part.