[burzum]

Six students — three Hispanic and three white — will be disciplined, Principal Chad Wilson said.

Officials with the Apache Junction Unified School District would not specify what punishment the six face.

I hope they are all expelled. Raising the Mexican flag above the school in the US is a very provocative act, but so is burning the Mexican flag in response. If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out.

[BurbankKarl]

what about toppling the four spanish radio station antennas in Black Cyn?

[catholicfreeper]

Thank God you have some reasoning on this thread. I cant believe a bunch of grown men and women are acting like this and encouraging this stuff. This needs to calm down quick.

[Jim Noble]

Raising the Mexican flag above the school in the US is a very provocative act, but so is burning the Mexican flag in response.

How so?

[Cornpone]

"I hope they are all expelled. Raising the Mexican flag above the school in the US is a very provocative act, but so is burning the Mexican flag in response. If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out."

"Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"...Patrick Henry

[TalBlack]

"...but so is burning the Mexican flag in response. If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out."

Provocative? Defending your country IN your country? The flag was burned AFTER it was used to insult America.

The guys should have driven the point home with a sound beating of these third-world hell hole chavunist jackasses.

[TalBlack]

It is the failure of the elites to recognize that reasonable people will eventually reach Anger that is at the bottom of much of the trouble we are seeing today.

[Redleg Duke]

"...burning the Mexican flag in response..."

It is a freedom of speech issue, or does that only apply to burning the American flag?

[RetiredSWO]

So is burning an only American flags protected speech?

[Centurion2000]

Raising the Mexican flag above the school in the US is a very provocative act, but so is burning the Mexican flag in response. If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out.

Then let it break out. That's why there is a Second Amendment, we're being invaded and the government is not doing the very thing for which it is created for !

The US Federal government is failing it's most basic responsibility under the Social Contract.

[MamaB]

According to a poster on the link to this article, there was already trouble between the whites and Mexican students. I am proud of the young men who burned that flag.

[PsyOp]

Raising the Mexican flag above the school in the US is a very provocative act, but so is burning the Mexican flag in response.

Hasn't flag burning been upheld as legitimate "speech" by the supreme court? If so, these kids were well within their rights to burn the Mexican flag in protest.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out.

You may not realize how right you are. This is going to explode soon.

[servantboy777]

"but so is burning the Mexican flag in response. If no example is set, then violence could quickly break out."

This was started by the mexicans marching in the streets with their mexican flags by the thousands.

If you tried this in mexico, you probably wouldn't make it out alive.

[abigailsmybaby]

Gee whiz!! Burning an American flag is considered free speech. Burning a Mexican flag is a felony? Why?