[Red Dog #1]

Maybe he was born and lives here. But I know where his heart is.

[DAnconia55]

No way, the other guy was a total lout. What's right is very clear here.

[Physicist]

Maybe he was born and lives here. But I know where his heart is.

Tell us, where is it?

I don't see myself standing for a Lee Greenwood song, until and unless they make it the National Anthem. In fact, the very idea of standing for it sounds cheap.

[Alberta's Child]

Nowhere in this article does it state that the 16 year-old kid and his friends "refused to stand" for any particular reason.

[HoustonCurmudgeon]

Maybe he was born and lives here. But I know where his heart is.

Rats ass.

I stand for the National Anthem, Dixie, "The Caisson Song", Taps, prayers, and the Pledge of Allegiance. I don’t stand for country western songs, the Pledge to the Texas Flag (family has been here since 1832 but I pledge to only ONE flag), the Marine Hymn, liberal politicians, or most performances that are just ok, even if every dumb a$$ in the place jumps up. BTW if some a$$ poured a beer on me he would need his jaw wired shut for a couple of months.

[Mr. Mojo]

Maybe he was born and lives here. But I know where his heart is.

You a psychic?

[Tribune7]

I like the song but it's not our national anthem. The kid was in the right.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

Maybe he will learn the difference betwen being right and being smart