Stand for our flag
 

It proudly stands for all Americans who believe in America proudly and all proud Americans stand proudly with it. It stands proudly today above all else because above all else it proudly stands for us all. Above all else its’ message can’t be more clear. LIFE! FREEDOM! JUSTICE FOR ALL! And ultimately PEACE FOR ALL! I stand tall and proud for our proud and tall standing flag. It deserves my never ending respect. And it earns it every single day. It stood for a new belief to begin us! It stood for an old belief to unite us! It stood for others’ beliefs to prove us! Thank God it stands!

The flag represents the freedoms we enjoy and deserves our respect.

Yes because I loved them both

sorry charlie...
 

You don't understand. You will never, EVER, be as patriotic as the OP. He/she really loves our flag...I mean REALLY loves it...in a totally normal and not weirdly cultish way at all. I bet he/she has like 4 or 5 of them on the golf car to shame us all for not being as uber patriotic. I, for one, feel properly owned and will re-evaluate my priorities...maybe at halftime.

3 types of business with flags I avoid , any businesses with a flag and a sign with message from God , multi flag businesses like pawn shops , used car lots , and the really Big Daddy of them all businesses with a flag and sign AMERICAN OWNED what does that mean anyway ??? Lol

We will always respect our flag and stand when appropriate.

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And I will be avoiding, with my Vietnam friends who fought for what the flag stands for and for the freedom to protest peacefully, but not to protest the flag and those that died on the battlefield. Protest those that make the laws, run the business's or discriminate but that's not the fault of the flag, that's the fault of man (I don't include women because many of them are trying to fix the inequities). The flag has never been a symbol of oppression.

Patriotism
 

There is so much more patriotism and courage and class in those 11 ladies pictured than most of the Congress and, a HECK of a lot more than those over-paid, pompous athletes who choose to take a knee when the National Anthem is played!
They risked these injuries (or death) FOR YOU and ME, AMERICA! Something that should be shared.
GOD BLESS THEM ALL!

my friends who are 1/2 Filipino...and ... 1/2 Hawaiian
refer to themselves as ..." halipino ".

In my humble opinion it is spelled correctly...