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There is no debate it is the law.
Also of note, when we held colors in foreign ports even they respected our Flag. Too bad the most blessed people (talent and money wise) in our country elect to kneel as some sort of protest against how some people are treated in our country. I do not see why they cannot go out and do something substantive to change the situation. Each one of these athletes could have a huge impact on inner city youth trapped in the never ending cycle of violence by participating in activities like Big Brother, CASA, and other local organizations.
Also of note, when we held colors in foreign ports even they respected our Flag. Too bad the most blessed people (talent and money wise) in our country elect to kneel as some sort of protest against how some people are treated in our country. I do not see why they cannot go out and do something substantive to change the situation. Each one of these athletes could have a huge impact on inner city youth trapped in the never ending cycle of violence by participating in activities like Big Brother, CASA, and other local organizations.
36 U.S. Code § 301 - National anthem
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The 1st amendment provides protection against prosecution for violating this code. Laws are always enforceable, codes are/can be enforced unless it is deemed unconstitutional.
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And the legally operative word is "should", not "will", "shall" or "must". (all other persons present should face the flag...)
I agree with the sentiment expressed in your comment, but not sure the purpose of the link to statute?
I agree with the sentiment expressed in your comment, but not sure the purpose of the link to statute?
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PO2 Kevin LaCroix Back in the day my mother would tell me I should do this or do that, and it was not a suggestion.
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