Posted on 07/11/2019 2:35:02 AM PDT by Kaslin
Rather than insult me, just think this. Would you actually die for a flag used as bait for a sniper? Do you take that Pledge that seriously, or do you merely recite it? So, how do you give allegiance to a flag?
allegiance: loyalty or commitment of a subordinate to a superior or of an individual to a group or cause
Notice that a flag is neither a group or cause.
Didn’t you even notice that I advocate something stronger?
Didn’t you even notice that I advocate something stronger?
Sorry, snowflake. If we were in Starbucks you could have me thrown out.
Too bad you cannot seem to understand symbolism and insist on believing that the pledge of allegiance is "dying for a piece of cloth". This country was a better place when everybody recited the pledge.
Your priorities would get people needlessly killed. I respect life, to hell with symbols.
So, I discuss issues and you chose lame insults somehow involving Starbucks. You are the obvious leftist snowflake. Your method of discourse is clearly liberal.
I know you have reading deficiencies, so please reread my posts in their entirety.
You weren't insulted; merely corrected.
Yes; I did.
And it required no correction.
Now, that being said, please understand that I hold the flag in honor and will always treat it with the respect it is due. On the other hand, I would never order men into danger to retrieve one, but I sure would to retrieve another man or for the cause of protecting our Nation or Constitutional rule.
Can you live with that explanation?
Yes; I can.
This way of communicating with each other leaves much to be desired.
I can now see where you are coming from.
Peace; Brother.
Bless you.
I was blessed to go to West Point this May to see my grandson graduate.
His other grandpa was in a wheelchair and my wife and I were with him in a large room high above the field with other handicapped folks.
They got front row seats at the floor to ceiling windows, while we able bodied folk were behind them.
When the colors came by and the anthem was sung; everyone one of them that were capable; stood from their chairs, some struggling to make it while others helped.
It humbled me.
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