Pride flags - OK! American flags - NOT OK!
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but it's not just whether the flag is "allowed" or not
its what you will permit students to do with the flag or how they choose to display it
Even when it’s dragging along the side of the truck?
United States Flag Code | The American Legion
www.legion.org
The American Legion disagrees with the manner this is displayed just FYI. Section 7b, 8c, 8e.
In a private school of course, however in a public school supported by public tax dollars earned and paid in the U.S., the U.S. flag should always be prominently displayed and cherished, even on a truck.
Please show where in the Constitution it says the flag is not to be flown on a truck in a school parking lot.
You may be good at that, too soon to tell.
What we know is, you're not very good at debating. ...or in this particular case, simple comparisons. Here, I'll write it in crayon for you:
To make a fair assessment, you would need to compare two similar situations—like a Pride flag and an American flag of the same size, both displayed in the same way (e.g., on a vehicle). The point is to see if there's consistent treatment or if there's an unfair bias. Without that comparison, it’s impossible to say whether the decision is truly biased or justified.
I can see a no flag rule and that shouldn't have exceptions.
If you restrict this for one type of flag you should restrict it for all flags.
If you restrict this for one type of flag you should restrict it for all flags.
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That poster is voting for Trump, so yeah, they hate America.You may be good at that, too soon to tell.
What we know is, you're not very good at debating. ...or in this particular case, simple comparisons. Here, I'll write it in crayon for you:
To make a fair assessment, you would need to compare two similar situations—like a Pride flag and an American flag of the same size, both displayed in the same way (e.g., on a vehicle). The point is to see if there's consistent treatment or if there's an unfair bias. Without that comparison, it’s impossible to say whether the decision is truly biased or justified.
No, he'll come back, post some tweets that are irrelevant to the discussion, pick of a fight with @Chishawk1425, claim it's an echo chamber while repeating the same thing for 5 pages.
Then proceed to get ****ing pwned by everyone all over again, rinse and repeat for the rest of the week.
The US Supreme Court has repeatedly decided that schools may restrict student First Amendment rights for several reasons, including to avoid disruption. They can set uniform policies - such as no flags on campus - as long as the policy is not based on the content of the speech.
If they allow the US flag, they then have to allow flags expressing differing viewpoints, which is likely why this school went with a uniform ban of all flags.
We fly our flag at home all the time. No where close to being a MAGA. csb/
Now just think how many of the world's problems could be solved if this issue were fixed.....................
