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Originally Posted by RichC
We draw lines in the sand, then we make war over the lines.
Its not about the lines or the flags.
The symbol is not the issue.
The inappropriate behavior is.
There is nothing wrong with a flag.
There is something wrong with us.
The reason this story made the paper is because it sparks an emotional response
in the grunting an pissing kind of personality.
We are not superrior because we live in one country or another.
I personally do not care for flags of any sort.
There is just way to much of a freudian connection going on with that particular symbol. And I do not care to be a part of that.
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You are mixing up way too many things. Bottom line is, you don't care for flags of any sort, which apparently includes our flag. For exactly that matter you are leaning towards calling it "inappropriate behavior".
There is no indication of inappropriate behavior throughout the entire article and video display.
Whether or not emotional response is coming from "the grunting an pissing kind of personality" is completely outside of your reach.
The real question is, whether the African Immigrant has ever participated in an Oath Ceremony of the Naturalization Act. If the person did so, I wonder if she also felt offended by the overwhelming presentation of Red White and Blue, yet still took the oath or turned her back and left.
Alternatively she may have never been sworn in.