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At least in TX, you can’t paint, post, or otherwise deface someone’s property in the name of the 1st amendment, without consent.

They go easy on liberal nuts:

Self-proclaimed environmentalists arrested for vandalism(11:41 PM CST on Tuesday, January 27, 2004 )

Four teenagers, who claim to be environmentalists, have been charged with vandalizing dozens of SUVs.

The three boys and one girl are accused of causing more than $100,000 in damage....

Investigators say 18-year-old Randall Heinrichs was the leader of the group and was on probation for burning an American flag last year at an elementary school.
...Investigators are not calling them hate crimes, but rather misguided mischief. "I think by and large it is a very confused group of teens," says Hickman. "I guess you can characterize them as not really having a clue."

Cy-Fair teen is charged in flag burnings (burned someone else's flags) (Houston Chronicle April 21, 2003, 10:31PM By S.K. BARDWELL)

An 18-year-old Cy-Fair High School student has been charged with felony arson and felony criminal mischief for two flag-burning incidents in northwest Harris County last month.
Randall W. Heinrichs, of the 14500 block of Enchanted Valley in Cypress, was arrested at his home Saturday -- his birthday. His family posted a total bail of $12,000, and Heinrichs was released to await trial.
...Victoria McCord, owner of Lumber Tag Specialties of the 13300 block of Skinner Road, said he is relieved an arrest has been made in the case.
On March 22, a flag displayed vertically on the side of McCord's business was set afire by someone who climbed the fence to get into the closed shop's grounds.
Two youths were seen running from the business by passers-by, one of whom followed the suspects and got a license plate number.
The flag had been draped on the coffin of McCord's brother, an Army veteran who died in May 1999. At his burial, the flag had been presented to McCord's mother, who died in December.