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Originally Posted by vlm790
The band Hayfire played a great show at Brownwood last night. They had a little girl about 7 do the Pledge of Allegiance and then they sang the Proud to be an American song by Lee Greenwood. It was stunning to see the people who remained seated and didn’t even show respect. Where has American pride gone?
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I don't recall there being a flag at the Brownwood stage. Did Hayfire have one at their performance?
If they brought one in just for this song, was it transported, presented, and placed correctly and did those attending react properly?
I'm really uncomfortable with the idea of using the pledge as part of a performance To open a meeting, absolutely. To elicit a response by an audience at your performance, no.
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