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" That spinning actually imbalanced my inner ear canals and made me woozy " |
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Message Replied To ========== Fair enough, but it raises the very legitimate question If the flag stands for our nation and our freedoms, and exercising your freedoms is seen as disrespecting that symbol, then what does the symbol actually stand for? It seems like a circular argument to me that ends very illogically. I personally wouldn't sit for the National Anthem, but I also don't leap to conclusions about those who do. Instead, I want to hear their perspective, and often I respect their opinion/viewpoint. Separately, and I said this in my post in this thread, would you be comfortable being labeld a racist by virtue of your blanket dismissal of the viewpoints of those protesting via sitting? It would be logically inconsistent to make judgements about those who are sitting during the National Anthem, but then reject similar blanket judgements about yourself, no? ==============================The flag disrespect does not alter my views on racism, though I suspect other people might react negatively to the argument being made, because of their unpatriotic actions. If someone whips it out and literally starts pissing on your new shoes, while they are making an argument to you, it is difficult to disregard the one event and only pay attention to the other, and rightly so. That's why their actions are not only unpatriotic, but really really stupid, because they alienate people against their argument. That is one reason why I really hate Kaepernick, because that spoiled SOB has created a new fad for disrespecting the flag, and it will be now used for every absurd viewpoint someone wants to protest, And will likely turn some people against viewpoints that might otherwise have merit |
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