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WHEN THE FLAG IS DISPLAYED 'facing the flag' the displayed flag is BEHIND all involved, including those with hand on heart,,,,so its not disrespect, especially if there is no flag displayed for them to face and particularly because of the inclusion of the word 'should' instead of 'must' the people in the photo seem to be facing the same way and two of them seem to be following the tradition. in any case we all know how some people feel. obama could be playing pocket pool at a fallen soldiers funeral, some people would not find it offensive and probably find a reason to praise him for the behavior |
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Oh come on Ms, you would defend Obama if he was wiping his azz with the American flag......lol And yes I think as the leader of this nation, he should set an example. That's not silly like I think you're about to type, that's what is called good PR. And national anthem or pledge, you're not simply respecting a piece of cloth...it's a symbol of the USA, and the people who gave their life for that "piece of cloth" and those that put their lives on the line for it daily. 
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 01/27/12 03:35 PM
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WHEN THE FLAG IS DISPLAYED 'facing the flag' the displayed flag is BEHIND all involved, including those with hand on heart,,,,so its not disrespect, especially if there is no flag displayed for them to face and particularly because of the inclusion of the word 'should' instead of 'must' the people in the photo seem to be facing the same way and two of them seem to be following the tradition. in any case we all know how some people feel. obama could be playing pocket pool at a fallen soldiers funeral, some people would not find it offensive and probably find a reason to praise him for the behavior nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me I think everyone is facing the SINGER and it is their perogative what posture they use when doing it the president was the only one SINGING, which is another way to respect a song when it is being performed ,,but, as I Said before, those are trivial questions of tradition that neither make or break a leader ,,,as far as Im concerned |
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point 
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Oh come on Ms, you would defend Obama if he was wiping his azz with the American flag......lol And yes I think as the leader of this nation, he should set an example. That's not silly like I think you're about to type, that's what is called good PR. And national anthem or pledge, you're not simply respecting a piece of cloth...it's a symbol of the USA, and the people who gave their life for that "piece of cloth" and those that put their lives on the line for it daily. except they werent respecting the CLOTH, there was a SINGER ,, a big difference,,,, |
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point well, if you compare wiping your behind with a flag to standing with straight posture and singing the anthem,, I guess you would be correct,,, |
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point well, if you compare wiping your behind with a flag to standing with straight posture and singing the anthem,, I guess you would be correct,,, I didn't see him singing pledging nor participating at any point.......I guess he owes no allegiance to the US |
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Edited by
msharmony
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Fri 01/27/12 03:51 PM
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point well, if you compare wiping your behind with a flag to standing with straight posture and singing the anthem,, I guess you would be correct,,, I didn't see him singing pledging nor participating at any point.......I guess he owes no allegiance to the US it wasnt a pledge of allegiance , it was the national anthem, and he was listening to and watching the live singer and he was singing http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3759803 |
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how old is that clip that the title is
Obama Out of Tune? Sen. Obama leaves his hands to his side during the national anthem. obama's title is sen. and the sentence seems to say that his hands being left to his side during the national anthem is wrong |
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how old is that clip that the title is Obama Out of Tune? Sen. Obama leaves his hands to his side during the national anthem. obama's title is sen. and the sentence seems to say that his hands being left to his side during the national anthem is wrong It's fron Sept 2007 |
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point well, if you compare wiping your behind with a flag to standing with straight posture and singing the anthem,, I guess you would be correct,,, I didn't see him singing pledging nor participating at any point.......I guess he owes no allegiance to the US it wasnt a pledge of allegiance , it was the national anthem, and he was listening to and watching the live singer and he was singing http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3759803 WOW, what a horrible rendition to endure........now I feel sorry for him having to sit through the travesty he was probably holding his hands to his side so he wouldn't cover his ears.....yikes.... |
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nope, playing pool at a funeral would seem obviously offensive to me standing straight with hands down, as opposed to standing straight with a hand on heart,, is not such an obvious offense to me they both seem equally 'respectful' to me i think you just proved peccy's point well, if you compare wiping your behind with a flag to standing with straight posture and singing the anthem,, I guess you would be correct,,, I didn't see him singing pledging nor participating at any point.......I guess he owes no allegiance to the US it wasnt a pledge of allegiance , it was the national anthem, and he was listening to and watching the live singer and he was singing http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=3759803 WOW, what a horrible rendition to endure........now I feel sorry for him having to sit through the travesty he was probably holding his hands to his side so he wouldn't cover his ears.....yikes....  I am actually hoping it was the recording device used,, it was quite horrible |
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